This talk will look at the legislation which affected how our nonconformist ancestors worshipped, what records can be found, and how to spot an ancestor who worshipped away from the Established Church. Liz is a native of East Anglia but now lives in Canterbury, and nonconformity has been a particular area of interest within her own ancestry, but also because both of her parents-in-law served as United Reformed Church ministers.
This hybrid talk takes place on Monday 15th December at 2.30pm, in person at the Fromus Centre, Street Farm Road, Saxmundham, IP17 1AL (behind the Library) and, for members only, on Zoom. The speaker will be talking to us on Zoom. The talk starts at 2.30pm. No need to book – just turn up — at £1.00 for members, £3.00 for visitors, including tea/coffee/biscuits. Good, free car-parking. Only members can take part in our meetings on Zoom, but it only costs £8 for a year's membership – see https://avsfhg.org.uk/membership/ (website under construction) and Zooming is free.
