The North of Ireland Family History Society is a registered charity (NIC106071) with particular reference to the nine counties of Ulster.
Research Centre & Office: Unit C4, Valley Business Centre, 67 Church Road, Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim, BT36 7LS.
Premises Open: Tuesdays 2pm – 8pm (except in holiday periods) and By Arrangement.
A new Branch for Family History Research
On Tuesday 18th September
the Inaugural Meeting to form the South Tyrone Branch of the NIFHS
was held in the Killymaddy Centre, 190 Ballygawley Road, Dungannon BT70 1TF.
The new Branch intends to meet in the Killymaddy Centre
at 8 pm on the third Tuesday of every month.
Next Meeting is on 16th October. All welcome.
Autumn 2018 Courses with start dates
- September 29th – NIFHS Information Day
- October 6th – Starting Your Genealogy – Beginner’s Course
- October 9th – The Plantation of Ulster – Names and Places
- October 9th – Family Finder Tuesdays
- October 15th – Family Finder Mondays – FULLY BOOKED
- October 16th – Understanding Heraldry
- October 22nd – Using WikiTree
- October 27th – DNA Painter – FULLY BOOKED
- November 3rd – Making the Most of Your Autosomal DNA Results
- November 6th – From Family Tree to Family History
- November 13th – Sharing Your Family History
- November 20th – Researching Military Ancestors
- December 4th – JSTOR – a free online resource for NIFHS members
More details on the Courses page.
The courses are open to members and non-members.
Are you interested in any of these courses?
Book your place now.
Email Martin at Education@NIFHS.org to book a place.
Please give your
- Full Name, Membership Number (if any), Course Title, Course Date
If the course you are interested in is marked FULLY BOOKED,
email Martin at Education@NIFHS.org for a place on the waiting list.
If demand is sufficient the course may be repeated.
JSTOR for NIFHS Members
An outline of what you can find in the JSTOR Ireland Collection which is provided free of charge to all paid up NIFHS branch and associate members with an email address registered with JSTOR Support.
NIFHS Smile & Shop
Do you shop on Amazon UK?
If so, next time use smile.amazon.co.uk instead of www.amazon.co.uk. Amazon will then, at no cost to you, pay 0.5% of your purchase price (less VAT etc.) to a charity of your choice.
The North of Ireland Family History Society is one of the charities to benefit. Read more …
Share this NIFHS Smile & Shop news
with your family and friends.
DNA and NIFHS
A presentation by Martin McDowell
giving useful information about
the NIFHS
and the North of Ireland DNA Project.
What’s On?
The new season of talks arranged by the various Branches is 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.
Find out how joining our Society at one of its Branches or with Associate Membership can help your research.
The Spring 2018 issue of the NIFHS Journal (Volume 29.1) has been published and dispatched to Members.
Find out how our Research Centre with its Resources and online Shop can help your family history research.
Join NIFHS for 2018
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, go to the Associate Membership page and submit your application online via PayPal (using your PayPal account or a credit/debit card), or post the Associate Membership Form with a Cheque or Bankers Draft in UK Sterling drawn on a UK Bank to the Society.
Branches on Social Media
Some of the NIFHS Branches use social media to extend their contact with those interested in Family History research. More …
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?
About Members-Only Content
The list of Resources available online for NIFHS Members.
Findmypast
The All World Edition of Findmypast is now available for Members to use on a new laptop computer in the Research Centre.
Contacts
List of Contact addresses.
The North of Ireland DNA Project
In taking forward its key objective of fostering an interest in family history with special reference to families who have roots in the North of Ireland and their descendants wherever they may be, the North of Ireland Family History Society (NIFHS) has established a project to use DNA testing as an aid to making genealogical connections within and between families whose roots are in the North of Ireland. More …
