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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.
• My Other Sites

Facebook Follows

Glamorgan Family History Society

Rootsweb Genealogists

Photographic websites.

• The Commonwealth War Graves Commission ~ Search their records and view the new History site.
• World War 1 Photos - British Legion site - featured World War I music and songs.
• The War Graves Photographic Project in association with the CWGC. This site also arranges Tours of War Graves.
• Barrians in The Great Wars of the 20th Century.  ~ Memories of people of Barry's Wartime Service wanted.
• Lost Generation  of the First World War. Search Names and Memorials or add a person or memorial.
• John Ball's Homepage an excellent website full of interest
• Images of Wales site Many beautiful photos of Welsh places that John has visited.
• Phil Evans' Photographic Archives of the United Kingdom. ~ An interesting website that Phil has compiled. Some nice old photos of Wales.
• David Bolton's Pillars of Faith - An excellent website of Rhondda Chapel photographs.
• Jo & Ian Jeremiah's Pages ~ Wales & Borders.
• Barry Needle's South Wales in focus ~ beautiful images of Wales
• Tom Clemett's History of Barry ~ an excellent site of stories and photographs about Barry.
• Roger Vaughan's' site ~ help to date your photos.
• Celtic Visions photographs of Wales ~ Jason Beynon's wonderful Welsh images.

Please note - We have listed the above links as a general guide to some useful sites. They are not the only sites available, nor are we expressing any kind of recommendation or approval [except where noted] of the above to the detriment of other sites.