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Monthly Meeting Ipswich Group Suffolk Family History Soc. 4th Feb 2026
The Suffolk Family History Society celebrates 50 years!
Ipswich Group, Suffolk Family History Society next meets at 7:30pm, Wednesday 4th February 2026
The Talk will be by Mike Wabe who presents: Foul murders in East Anglia.
Step into the shadowy world of Victorian Murders in East Anglia!
Discover the dark and twisted tales of a bygone era, where fog-laden streets and rural landscapes were the backdrops to some of the most heinous crimes. Where sinister deeds and chilling crimes cast long shadows over this historic region.
Explore haunting tales of murder and mayhem that defined East Anglia in the 1800s. From the shocking Red Barn Murder that captivated the nation, to the mysterious death of Rose Harsent, we bring macabre stories to life. Follow in the footsteps of both the infamous and the unknown, feel the eerie presence of a darker past and death.
The illustrated Talk takes place at:
The Salvation Army Citadel, 558, Woodbridge Road, Ipswich Suffolk IP4 4PH
Easy parking at the rear.
Entry costs £3 for Society members, £4 for non-members who are also warmly welcomed. Pay CASH at the Door.
For more information contact: Howard on 01473 274300 or e-mail IpswichChairman@suffolkfhs.org.uk
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The long, colder winter nights are the ideal time to start thinking about creating your Family Tree.
Step one: Sort through any family Documents, get them together - with any photos showing members of your Family. With photos - if unlabelled - use sticky labels - write on them in pen or pencil what they show, stick labels on the reverse of the photos. Don't write directly on the back. NOW is a good time to quiz family members for information, stories & photos they have. Start a basic tree!
We are preparing to run a short Course in the early New Year on how to grow your Family History Research.
For more information on either of the above e-mail: IpswichChairman@suffolkfhs.org.uk 01473 274300
Ipswich Group, Suffolk Family History Society next meets at 7:30pm, Wednesday 4th February 2026
The Talk will be by Mike Wabe who presents: Foul murders in East Anglia.
Step into the shadowy world of Victorian Murders in East Anglia!
Discover the dark and twisted tales of a bygone era, where fog-laden streets and rural landscapes were the backdrops to some of the most heinous crimes. Where sinister deeds and chilling crimes cast long shadows over this historic region.
Explore haunting tales of murder and mayhem that defined East Anglia in the 1800s. From the shocking Red Barn Murder that captivated the nation, to the mysterious death of Rose Harsent, we bring macabre stories to life. Follow in the footsteps of both the infamous and the unknown, feel the eerie presence of a darker past and death.
The illustrated Talk takes place at:
The Salvation Army Citadel, 558, Woodbridge Road, Ipswich Suffolk IP4 4PH
Easy parking at the rear.
Entry costs £3 for Society members, £4 for non-members who are also warmly welcomed. Pay CASH at the Door.
For more information contact: Howard on 01473 274300 or e-mail IpswichChairman@suffolkfhs.org.uk
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The long, colder winter nights are the ideal time to start thinking about creating your Family Tree.
Step one: Sort through any family Documents, get them together - with any photos showing members of your Family. With photos - if unlabelled - use sticky labels - write on them in pen or pencil what they show, stick labels on the reverse of the photos. Don't write directly on the back. NOW is a good time to quiz family members for information, stories & photos they have. Start a basic tree!
We are preparing to run a short Course in the early New Year on how to grow your Family History Research.
For more information on either of the above e-mail: IpswichChairman@suffolkfhs.org.uk 01473 274300
Wednesday 4 February
The Salvation Army Citadel, 558 Woodbridge Road, Ipswich, Suffolk IP4 4NT
Pay cash at the Main Hall door on arrival. There is no need to book in advance. Please pay CASH £3 for Society Members, £4 for non-members
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