"It's Alright For You Women" a play to commemorate V.E.Day. Written by #AnnSimcock Cast #FewForgottenWomen and guests, Music, sound effects and editing by #GwilymSimcock recording / compilation by #MargaretRoberts.
Listen: youtu.be/-dw5qJJTmtE (Coffee Time! 30 mins remembering women's roles in WW2)
Well done Simcock Family! Brilliant play very well written and produced.
HAve I written the wrong date somewhere? Tuesday 11th is Janet Few One-Place Pot Pour as far as I know. Janet Barrie is 8th APRIL. May is "Murder Sex and Mayhem in English Churches” by John Vigar
11th February, 8 for 8.30 GMT Webinar program Alexandra Gilbert From a "Sinsbury's bag" to an OPS, Ann Simcock Joining the dots... Steve Pickthall How not to do a family re-constitution and Peter Burnhill - Joined in Time - 1819 Cohort Study.
#OnePlaceWednesday Our next Webinar is a member's contributions session on "Connections". Lots to learn from challenges and mistakes! Plus the opportunity to connect together in Peter Burnhill's exciting 1819 project. Don't miss it! #SOPS Society for One-Place Studies #FamilyHistory #LocalHistory
#OnePlaceWednesday Next SOPS Webinar on 11th February is Member's Contributions. Always good value with several speakers each talking for 10 minutes. Could you talk for 10 minutes?
Webinar 14th January 2025 8 for 8.30 GMT with Mark Hatton. The Meaning, Mystery and Magic of the symbolism on Post-Reformation Gravestones.
Rather a chilly #OnePlaceWednesday! Happy New Year to all members of the Society for #OnePlaceStudies. Our first Webinar for 2025 is next Tuesday and the topic sounds fascinating! Don't miss it! Link will be sent out to all members in advance.
Members do join our last webinar of the year #OnePlaceWednesday #OnePlaceStudies #Genealogy
A Cushendall pony with a turf creel on a travoise. The harness and traces are all made of straw, plaited. There is an elderly woman standing with a very cute dog, outside a thatched cottage. 19th century photo of the NMNI
Anyway.
An archaeology break with a thread !
I want you to look at this lovely photo which belongs to the National Museums Northern Ireland. It's a turf travois up in 19th c Glendun. Now zoom on the harness ( welcome to my life ). Notice anything ? It's all straw
PLEASE NOTE A NEW LINK IS BEING SENT TO ALL MEMBERS BY EMAIL AS THE PREVIOUS ONE IS DEFUNCT.
Two screen grabs combined, showing the BlueSky profiles of the Devon Family History Society and the Glamorgan Family History Society.
Please join us in welcoming the #FamilyHistory Societies of Devon and Glamorgan to BlueSky!
@devonfhs.bsky.social
@glamorganfhs.bsky.social
#Genealogy #GenHour
@danielloftus.bsky.social
