Open forum where we get together and discuss what we have found out during our research. This forum is about what occuptions your ancesterd did and where they were located, bring your information so we can have informal chat 

Tony Bostock is a local published historian that has been studing Cheshire History for 50years

Cheshire was once known as ' The seed pot of gentility' 

'Historic Houses of Cheshire' is a look at some of the historic gentry houses and their treasueres

Grave Matters a talk by Sale group member and long time family historian Liz de Mercado. 

The talk explains how best to use burial records and monument Inscriptions in your family history research

Open Forum - Recording Your Family History A group discussion on the best ways to record your family history, What software to use? What other ways can you record your family history

Brian Groom best selling author of Northeners reveals a colourful and often contested history of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales

This talk is based on his best selling book  These Isles - Peoples History 

This is an inventive  new look at the entwined histories of British and Irish nations and the people who call them home

Bring along strange or unusual tools / objects your family or ancesters used.

Lets see if we can all work out what the  items were used for !

Local Historian George Cogwell is giving us a talk on The Work House.

Dreadful workhouse - The Life  of the poor & sick of the Victorian / Edwardian society in the workhouse.

The talk includes details of Georgies Grandparents and their employment documentation