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Unearth Your Roots: Free Family History Sessions at Oakham Library

Have you ever wondered about your ancestors? Where did they come from? What stories did they live? Unveiling your family history can be a fascinating journey, and Oakham Library is here to help you embark on it!

Free Family History Sessions

Join their knowledgeable volunteers every Tuesday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM and Thursday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM for free family history sessions. These sessions are perfect for anyone interested in tracing their lineage, whether you're a seasoned genealogist or just starting out.

Unlocking the Past: Resources at Your Fingertips

During the sessions, you'll gain access to a wealth of resources, including:

Ancestry.com - Explore this leading genealogy platform with billions of historical records, including census data, birth, marriage, and death certificates, military records, and immigration documents.

FindMyPast - Delve into another comprehensive resource offering historical records like wills, school records, and electoral registers.

The British Newspaper Archive - Journey back in time through digitised newspapers, uncovering articles about your ancestors' lives and communities.

Pre-booking Essential

While these sessions are free, pre-booking is required to ensure a spot. Simply email ancestryoakham@gmail.com to secure your place.

Start your family history adventure today at Oakham Library! With the guidance of their experts and access to these powerful online resources, you might just be surprised by the stories you uncover.

While Oakham and Rutland News is a separate entity from Rutland & Stamford Sound, it does support the local radio station. This support often involves promoting their programs, events, and initiatives through articles and social media posts. By highlighting the contributions of Rutland & Stamford Sound to the community, Oakham and Rutland News helps to strengthen the local media landscape. It's important to note that Oakham and Rutland News is not affiliated with Rutland & Stamford Sound. This means that the two organisations operate independently, and neither is responsible for the content or actions of the other. While Oakham and Rutland News may provide links to Rutland & Stamford Sound's website or social media channels, it's essential to remember that the content on those platforms is solely the responsibility of Rutland & Stamford Sound.

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