NEWSLETTER 13

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Issue No. 13

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December 2006 and New Year 2007

The Committee wishes you a happy and healthy New Year. This year promises another full programme of events, with some listed here to whet your appetite. We look forward to your continued support throughout 2007.

Keeping you updated

Dates for Your Diary

15 February + 6 weeks Introduction to Family History - Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies. Drawn to our Committee’s attention as it echoes earlier presentations made to our Society.

31st January 2007 - A talk about The Changing Face of Village Life over the ages

Centre for Kentish Studies Programme December 2006 - March 2007

14th March - Bridges of Kent

27th April - Jane Austin’s Kent

27th May - Farm Walk in Kingsdown

Feeding and Planting for birds - reminders (especially as disease outbreaks have become common)

There are other events run by the Kent History Federation - noted on the events page. Our Society is affiliated, so Members of our Society can take part.

Recent additions to our website

27th October - REPORT on talk about Underground Kent; also a short REPORT on the AGM
21 December - Report of Christmas Party at Aymers shared with more than 50 members
Links to Tranquility Maps from the CPRE - with recordings of icons of tranquility such as babbling brooks, lapping seashores, birdsong. Download a map of Southeast England.
The Grange, Greenstreet, and the families of Filmer and Whitebread - Some photographs and newspaper cuttings have extended this research.
Natural World Updated links

If you have photographs, illustrations or documents from
around the Parish even in its most recent past,
please let us record them on this web-site for others to enjoy.

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