Archive of Past Meetings
Pit Lasses of 1842
Mother Dead, father in prison
20th Century Photo Identification
Manchester's Lost District..
Clayton hall through the ages
How We Used to Live
Cath Cole, author, educator, nurse
Online Christmas Meeting
Christmas Words and Music
The Highland Clearances
DNA - Exploring Your Test Results
Exploring the City's Underground Spaces
Anglo Scots 40th Anniversary Special
CWGC Research, Records and Archives
An Irishman Missing in Manchester
Studying the 3 R's
Black History Month: History of Carnival
Not Just the 3Rs - life in a Lancashire School
Exploring Family History - Beginners
The Fromelles Genealogy Project
DNA - Sorting your matches
A Grandmother's Legacy: My Family History
Scottish Palaeography Workshop
The Life of the Late James Johnson
Was Grandfather a Professional Footballer?
Finding Aunt Sarah
John Balshaw's Jigge, Revelry and Royalism in Restoration Lancashire
Q&A Informal Social Event at the Library
Turnpikes and Maps of Manchester
The area between Manchester Cathedral and Victoria Station
The Guild of One Name Studies
Manchester Jewish Museum
Greater Manchester Police Museum
Finding Scots in Canada
Researching House History
History of the Coliseum Theatre in Oldham
(After the AGM) The Great Miss Lydia Becker, Trailblazer!
MLFHS AGM - Manchester Central Library
Urmston, Flixton, and Davyhulme: Antiques and Curios (followed by AGM)
Tracing your Scottish Ancestors at TNA
Taking care of the past
Getting the most out of the census
Joseph Briggs and the Tiffany Glass at the Haworth Art Gallery
Finding Aunt Sarah
Anglo Scots AGM and Heirlooms
Family and Local History in the City
Edwin Butterworth - Oldham's Forgotten Historian
Scottish Banking Records and Your Family
Not Mass Observation Again!
A Grandmother's Legacy - The Early Days
Looking at Kirk Sessions Records in Depth
Exploring the 1921 Census - Find My Past
Bolton AGM, followed by Photography: Dating by Design
The 1921 Census - Find My Past
Irish Unmarried Mothers in Britain
The Moravians
January Quiz and Social Event
Hanging the Pacifist: Margaret Ashton 1856-1937
Marriage Registrations
Christmas Food and Drink through the ages
Old Ireland in Colour
Kirk Session Records and Palaeography
Family Life in the Industrial Revolution,
Irish Family History
Researching Welsh Ancestors
Salford Histories Festival at Salford
The Two Irish Wives of Friedrich Engels
Famous Mancunians, or Mighty Men and Wonderwomen
Ancestral Breakthroughs, share your successes!
The Amazing Mary Higgs, Social Reformer
Research Using Education Records
Why you and your cousin don't match on Ancestry!
Horatio Bottomley - Swindler?
Medieval Manchester Event at Chethams
Heritage Event at Victoria Baths
Scottish Marriage, Buckled for Life
A History of the Cooperative Movement from the Rochdale Pioneers
The Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921
Finding Illegitimate Ancestors
Passchendaele 1917 the Oldham Battalions
The Hidden Secrets of Birth and Death Registration
Dating Old Photographs
Gems of Manchester Tour
A Brief History of the Canals around Oldham and Manchester
Jerome Caminada, the real Sherlock Holmes
Pit Lasses, the female miners of 1842
Zeppelin, the ship of dreams
The Mitchell Library and its Poor Law Holdings
Markets to Supermarkets: 200 years of shopping
A Practical Guide to Irish Research
Liverpool Cowkeepers
Confessions of a Country Lane Researcher
The Great Tapestry of Scotland
Tracing Females in the Family
The Flour Dealer: Tavel and Politics in Georgian England
To the Manor Born: Manorial Records for Historians
Manchester Street Names
Your Ancestral Brick Walls
Memories from Holidays Past
Quakerism in Bolton
Looking at Census Records
The Scots Elite in Liverpool 1780-1850
A Gartside Man sent to Van Dieman's Land
How Newspapers Can Help You With Your research
Researching Your Irish Family
Tracing the Irish in Scotland
Annie Kenney: Working Class Suffragette
MLFHS: Our New Website
Criminals in Bolton
Starting Your Family Tree
Anglo Scots Quiz and Social
DNA - Just Taken Your Test?
Moorlands, Memories and Reflections
Our New 'Manchester Ancestors' Website
Festive Quiz and New Website
Failsworth and Woodhouse Home Comforts
Pretoria Mining Disaster
DNA: Why Cousins Don't Share DNA
Adoption and Family Tree Research
Traditional Meeting Days
Manchester Quarterly Meetings - usually a Wednesday, all day
Manchester Topical Meetings - usually a Saturday morning
Anglo Scots - 1st Saturday afternoon of the month (from Feb 2022)
Bolton - Ist Wednesday evening of the month
Oldham - 2nd Saturday afternoon of the month
MANCHESTER & LANCASHIRE FHS was formed in 1964 and is now one of the largest family history societies in the world. Although the Society is united by a common interest in Genealogy and Family History, members also pursue interests in closely related fields.
