Hibiscus Coast branch of Genealogy
The Hibiscus Coast Branch of Genealogy
We are having our monthly branch meeting at St Chads Church in Orewa next Tuesday afternoon
Visitors are welcome to attend the meeting
We have a guest speaker a historian and genealogist from Te Puke
Speaking
Expanding Aspects of your United Kingdom and NZ family history research
details
time 2pm to 4pm
afternoon tea is available after the meeting and a time to talk to us
venue St Chads Church in Orewa
door charge $2 visitors, members are free
we also have a raffle next month we strongly encourage everyone to purchase
We also have a group of members who kindly volunteer their time at the Whangaparaoa library from 10am to 12pm Mon, Wed Thurs, Saturdays except Public holidays so come along and listen and learn
Want to learn more we have a website with everything to get you started hbc genealogy htpps://sites.google.com/hbcgeneology/home
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