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The sixth of our instalments is from Kay… Going through the Lichfield Diocesan Registry Visits Records for years between 1629 and 1668 it...

Unfortunately, I missed putting out an instalment yesterday! So here’s Hilary to make up for it. It ends on a happy note too… At Matlock,...

It’s day four of our historical research updates and here is Elspeth’s account… It was my first visit to Matlock record office after a...

The third instalment is by Carolyn… My visit to the records office was an amazing experience. Handling rental records written on paper by...

Day two of our daily updates on the historical research. This time it’s Anna’s turn… I have only been able to participate in one of the...

Alex kicks off with the first of the daily instalments about what’s been going on at those record offices… My next job was to...

Some of the history research group have been visiting Derbyshire Record Office and Lichfield Record Office in January and February under...

The 50 acres are now managed under a Higher Stewardship Scheme which helps support our aims for the farm, including an expansion of our...

I’ve had an interest in history since I was a child and as a young adult I was a member of an amateur local archaeology group digging...

I just had to tell all you volunteers taking part in Peeling Back the Layers (and any other interested parties) about a new post on the...

Leila as Keziah Horrbyn I’m Leila – alias Keziah Horrobyn when in Tudor guise. This is where I enjoy the opportunity to get in costume...

Exploring the wills and records of people who lived at Whitle as long ago as the 1500’s, has whetted my appetite to find out more about...

I was born and educated in the North West and moved with my job ending up in Milton Keynes – most of my working life had been selling...

In between festive celebrations, the TFIG has been hard at work: recruiting volunteers; finding out about what we can do to make the...

I have been involved with The Tudor Farming Group since its inception, and I am looking forward to finding out more about the history of...

Our very own and very talented Leila Serougi has designed a new logo for the project! It will replace the old Tudor Rose logo that the...

Eric – part ranger, part Tudor I’m Eric Wood, a volunteer with the Tudor Farming Interpretation Group.  Following a fairly...

Derbyshire Archaeology Day takes place in the Pomegranate Theatre in Chesterfield on Saturday 9th January. Members of our very own TFIG...

Rose, believe it or not! I am Rose Clarke and I am also an Area Ranger for the Peak District National Park, which means, as well as the...

Pete as ‘the Quack’ I’m Pete Wardle, a volunteer with the Tudor Farming Group. I’m a retired Secondary School teacher who has been a...