CAPE TOWN FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY
Main menu:
- HOME PAGE
- ABOUT US
- SPECIAL NOTICES
- LIBRARY
- OTHER INTERESTING STUFF
- War record
- Commemorating Slavery
- Some interesting history
- Kalk Bay memories
- Bishop's role in SA rugby
- Saints in SA
- DNA genalogy to the extreme
- Joseph Rubbi Chapel [Kommetjie, Cape Town]
- Mosterts Grave site
- The Merrington family in South Africa
- Who is rattling your closet?
- The Surgeon from Wolfenbuttel
- Reading and restoring grave stones
- Storage of documents, books and photos
- Numbering systems
- SOURCES OF REFERENCE
- LOST AND FOUND
- CHURCH PROJECT
- FAMILIES & RESEARCH RESULTS
- HUMOUR
- PERSONALITIES
- RELATED READING
- ARCHIVE
- PREVIOUS MEETINGS
- LINKS
;){kind=logo}
The CAPE TOWN FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY
Meets on the 3rd Saturday of every month
at St John’s Church, Wynberg
The next meeting will be held on
Sat 15th June 2013 at
14.15 for 14:30pm sharp
Cherie Wright, one of our members, will be treating us to a talk on her experiences and impressions of the London Expo “Who Do You Think You Are?” which she attended earlier this year.
Non members R20.00 per person including tea & eats.
Members free
For further information contact David Slingsby
021 715 5104 (email: davidslingsby@telkomsa.net)
or Ann Smythe 021 794 6225 (email: annsmythe@gmail.com)
Please write a short (or long) story about your family history and send it to Derek Pratt (dpratt@mweb.co.za)
for inclusion in our newsletter.
Everyone enjoys reading the articles in our very interesting newsletters, but Derek can’t do all the work! And you will be surprised at the responses you might get from people unknown, but related!
The Show and Tell table is for you to bring along and share interesting items at the meeting. Please look around and bring some of your unique or fascinating possessions.
A plate of eats for tea after the meeting is always welcome.
Map to venue - click here
Apr 2013
Lost and Found Wall updated
FFHS to become a Founding Member of FHISO.
May 2013
More Lost and Found Wall Updates
Jun 2013
Lucille Le Roux posted this link to some fascinating photos of old and new Cape Town.
Cape Town Then and Now
