The North of Ireland Family History Society is a registered charity (NIC106071) with particular reference to the nine counties of Ulster.
Now in our 40th year of promoting and encouraging the private and public study of family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history.
Premises Open: Tuesdays
2pm – 8pm (except in holiday periods)
and by prior arrangement.
For Thursday Openings –
please check the Calendar.
Branches on Social Media
Some of the NIFHS Branches use social media to extend their contact with those interested in Family History research. More …
Ballynure Rolls of Honour
A new resource “Lest We Forget” about the WWI Rolls of Honour in two churches in Ballynure, Co. Antrim has been made available to the Society by its author Mr Richard T Wallace. More …
“Lisburn Parish of Blaris”
published by our Lisburn Branch
Join NIFHS for 2020
Associate Membership is for those, typically living far away, who do not attend meetings but who wish to enjoy the other Benefits of Membership.
To join or renew online, go to the Associate Membership page and submit your application via PayPal (using your PayPal account or a credit/debit card).
To join or renew by post use the Associate Membership Form with a cheque or Bankers Draft in UK Sterling drawn on a UK Bank to the Society.
Associate Members receive the two issues of the North Irish Roots journal published during the membership year.
With 40 years of promoting and encouraging personal and public study of family history research at home and abroad.
Find out how our Research Centre with its Resources and online Shop can help your family history research.
What’s On?
The new season of talks arranged by the various Branches starts in September. All are open to the public. The Branch Membership year runs from September to August. New members are especially welcome. Join early to get the maximum benefit.
About Members-Only Content
The list of Resources available online for NIFHS Members.
Family Trees
The Society’s collection of Family Trees has now been indexed – are your relatives mentioned there? Or in the Ancestor Charts? Or in the Mourning Cards?
