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- 1911 Census: All now online
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- Devon Wills Project
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Welcome to the FFHS website
The Federation of Family History Societies (FFHS) is an educational charity which exists to represent, advise and support its membership of family history societies and other genealogical organisations world-wide.
Our principal aims are: to co-ordinate and assist the work of societies or other bodies interested in family history, genealogy and heraldry; to foster mutual co-operation and collaborative projects to help researches; and to represent the interests of our members, and family historians generally, especially in the preservation and availability of archival documents.
Are You New To Family History Research?
Not sure where to start? Then why not take a look at our Research Tips pages?
To find your nearest Family History Society or one covering your area of research visit our list of Family History Societies
For more information why not download Our Really Useful Information Leaflet.
1911 Census Vouchers - A Special Offer for our Member Societies
Find My Past Library Licence - another Special Offer for our members
What's New on this Site
- A new page gives a guide to Researching Adopted Persons in England & Wales
- A new page explains the status of the National Burial Index Edition 3
- David Lambert discusses Latest Charities Commission advice to Educational Charities in our Members Only section
- David Smetham discusses Communication beween the FFHS and our members.
National Burial Index
SALE - 2nd EDITION PRICE REDUCED - details here
The National Burial Index (NBI) is a collection of burials transcribed from parish registers by member societies. The database is fully searchable and results can be printed out or exported. More information is available on our NBI pages and the set of CDs can be purchased through GENfair, or many of our member societies.
Help with any problems installing the NBI program is available on our Help with any difficulties page. Help for installing under Windows Vista is available on our NBI in Vista page.
Link to this Site
We are very happy for you to provide a link to this site, and would invite you to use one of our approved logos. Feel free to download either of the images shown above to use on your website. Simply right click on the chosen image and choose to save it to disk. The images must not be altered or distorted in any way.
