The Hampshire Family Historian | Vol.48 No.1 | June 2021

HGS News

Do You Follow the HGS Facebook Page?

If your answer is, “No,” you don’t know what you’re missing! Every day, at least one new ‘post’ appears comprising any of the following: • information about HGS meetings and events • news of genealogical or social history events in Hampshire • details of national and international family history/genealogical events

research or acquire ideas for approaching problems differently. You can post your own questions or message us at HGS with queries and comments. You may even make contact with someone else researching the same Hampshire people or places that you are. It’s definitely worth it so why not go to https://www.facebook.com/HGSfamilyhistory and give it a try? Kay Lovell

• tips to help with your research • comments from like-minded ‘followers’ of the page • photographs of places and people of Hampshire • a few snippets of humour and thoughts to ponder By checking it out regularly, you’ll keep up-to-date with what’s going on. Not only that, you’ll pick up hints to improve your

Records Offices

As you will be aware these are closed again. So once the government restrictions

lift you will need to look at the websites or ring to find out the situation.

FAREWELL

If you would like your loved ones to be remembered here, please email: editor@hgs-online.org.uk

Member #6877 Member #6698 Member #12686

Mrs Brenda Atkinson from Southampton

Delphine Sillence from Romsey

Yvonne Jone s from Marouba, New South Wales, Australia

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