Claire wrote her MA dissertation on a Quaker family from Wexford (The Goffs of Horetown) and used their extensive archive to augment her work. This lecture will showcase some of the Society's on- and offline material as well as some documents from the private family archive used to undertake this research.
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Why you want Quaker ancestors, by Claire Bradley.
Saturday 9th July 2022, 14:30-17:00
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The Religious Society of Friends, better known as Quakers, are a minority religion but their record-keeping is second to none.
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