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The Glamorgan Family History Society has many of its members subscribed to the Glamorgan Mailing List. Details of up and coming talks and meetings are shown on the List.

We are very fortunate in having list members who are actively engaged in other genealogical projects. Look out for regular List Members:

• Gareth Hicks who runs the Genuki Wales website which is full of information
• John Ball who contributes photographs of areas of Wales.
• John Patrick Griffith who sends us Newspaper accounts.
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