• Date
    4th March 2023 at 10:30am
  • Venue
    On-line
  • Host
    Gill Thomas / Society of Genealogists
  • Category
    Arts & Culture

Do you have you a Jones, a Davies or a Thomas in your family tree? Do you know the difference between Aberhonddu and Brecon? Did your ancestors worship at chapel or at church? Did your ancestors move to or from Wales?

Join Gill Thomas for a half-day course focusing on researching Welsh ancestry.

Gill will help you to discover more about the lives and the places in which your ancestors lived, covering how to access records online and documents in archives.

The course includes:

  • Civil and ecclesiastical records, with a focus on non-conformity
  • Surnames
  • Monumental inscriptions and pre-census records
  • Traditional Welsh occupations such Merchant Navy service and Mining

Can't make this time? Book anyway as this talk will be recorded and available to watch for 2 weeks.

About the tutor: Gill Thomas has a background in History, and took her B.A at the University College Cardiff and has a Postgraduate Certificate in Genealogical Studies from the University of Strathclyde.

She is the owner of ‘Who What Where Research services’ and is based in London. She is currently the chairman of AGRA (the Association of Genealogists and Researchers in Archives) and specialises in Welsh research, particularly in the southern, western and mid-Wales.