Joint Membership
£16.00
This membership covers two people at the same address.
Join us to benefit from the following:
- Monthly meetings in Coventry, available both in person and online
- A quarterly journal
- Access to our databases and books which provide invaluable information
- Some assistance and advice for members should it be required
- Help with research, as and when available
Description
Joint Membership offers the above to two members of one family, so that they can share the research required to explore their ancestors and be involved in the social life of the society.
The membership year starts on 1st January until 31st December each year, but anybody joining late will still receive the full year’s Journals (4 quarterly editions)
Membership Benefits
Various benefits are gained by becoming a member. They include:
- A quarterly journal
- Access to our databases and books which provide invaluable information.
- Some assistance and advice for members should they require it
- Help with research, as and when available.
The Society ‘Journal’ is made up of people’s stories and memories from days gone by. It is our contact with members and their opportunity to share their research and memories with other members. All the articles are most interesting and you can find how ‘Grandad William’ or ‘Auntie Maud’ was traced, by what means, and could you try the same approach. It also has some social and humorous stories to make you smile.
Our meetings
The social side of membership is very important for our membership. Meetings once a month allows members to discuss problems and any hiccups they might encounter. There are also excellent guest speakers from all aspects of life, both from Coventry and farther afield. These talks are not just about families and ancestors, but include social life and activities throughout the years. From the history behind the ‘Magic Circle’ to the ‘French Can-Can’, or the ‘Titanic’ to the ‘Miners’, we try and cover it all.
We run hybrid meetings with those who cannot attending person able to view it via Zoom. There is also an abridged ‘write up’ of each talk in the following journal so you don’t miss out.
