New Forest Folklore
Dear Members and Friends,
Please see the email below, which you might be able to offer help with.
Please contact Brice Stratford directly, and NOT through me!
Sue
Dear Members and Friends,
Please see the email below, which you might be able to offer help with.
Please contact Brice Stratford directly, and NOT through me!
Sue
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On 10th of June 2017 The Milton Heritage Society was formally launched. Well over one hundred visitors came to see the new exhibition which told the historical story of Milton Parish. Over fifty people signed up to join the MHS and are looking forward to a series of monthly lectures which are scheduled to start…
The morning of our second summer outing in 2019 dawned with driving rain and strong winds. It had been decided that we would go in private cars and, undaunted, everyone set off in their own time bound for The Wise Man Inn in West Stafford, near Dorchester. We enjoyed an excellent lunch and then clutching…
Are you interested in local World War One history? What do you know about the Indian army medical facilities based in the local area in World War One? Is it true that in Milton Parish in 1915, the Reverend John Edward Kelsall stated that one third of the population was born in India? Did you…
Dear MHS Member. The below e mail is from Heather Needham of the Hampshire Records Office in Winchester. They are offering an online local studies session which will help you to research your family history. It takes place on Friday 18 September 2020 from 6pm-7pm. You must book a place for this online via the…
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