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AGRA Genealogy
Welcome to Kylie Brown who has been accepted as an Associate. Kylie is from Australia but is based in Kent and specialises in UK and Australian family history research, tracing the stories of those who made the significant journey from Britain to Australia. www.agra.org.uk/kylie-brown-...
Reasons you might want to visit The National Archives, Kew:
- to look at the records
- to get advice from the knowledgeable staff
- to view an exhibition
- to take part in half term activities
- to say ‘hi’ to the swans
The main reason I’m here today…?
- the aircon!!! 😂
The Society of Genealogists and Family History Federation are jointly arranging an online conference for the NextGen of family historians, to be held Saturday 14 November 2026 and are asking for presentations from young genealogists. sog.org.uk/nextgen2026/
We are looking for speakers for our September 2027 Conference 'Land and Life - Researching our Rural Ancestors'. For more information see: www.agra.org.uk/news-call-fo...
The 49th Latin and Palaeography Summer School, 27-31 July 2026 is open for bookings. palaeography.uk/study/short-...
The Association of Genealogists and Researchers in Archives (AGRA) is the professional organisation promoting high professional standards in the field of genealogy and historical research in England and Wales. www.agra.org.uk
Our next Lunchtime Lecture will be on 15 June at 12pm when Debbie Bradley will be giving a talk, 'The impact of the Settlement Act of 1662 and what it meant for our ancestors'. The membership has been sent details.
We are pleased to recognise the high standard of research skills developed through the qualification and look forward to continuing our professional relationship with IHGS in supporting excellence in genealogical education and practice. www.agra.org.uk/join 2/2
There are four major providers of courses for those who wish to learn more about English and Welsh genealogical sources. Three of these offer advanced courses leading to qualifications that are recognised by AGRA as fulfilling some of our admission requirements. www.agra.org.uk/join-education
AGRA is delighted to announce that the IHGS Higher Certificate in Genealogy has now been recognised by AGRA for the same membership pathway exemption as the IHGS Diploma in Genealogy and the Pharos Family History Skills and Strategies Advanced Certificate. 1/2
