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Extension of closure of QFHS PremisesDue to Cyclone Alfred, and the resultant difficulties on the roads and lack of power in some areas, a further decision has been made, for the safety of all concerned, to extend the closure of QFHS’s Resource Centre until Tuesday 18 March. The Centre has been lucky and has only suffered a little water damage. My thoughts are with all members and hope that you are all keeping safe. Kevin Haley |
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QFHS General Meeting (online)Tuesday 25 March 7.30pm-9pmImage from Pixabay In addition to the Annual General Meeting in June, the Society holds two significant General Meetings each year, in March and September. Together, these provide members with three major reporting occasions annually. Find out what’s going on at the Society. At these General Meetings, members will receive reports from the Society’s Executive Officers and each of the Strategic Priority champions. The meeting agenda plus President’s and Treasurer’s Reports will be available on the website for member perusal seven (7) days prior to the General Meeting. Members may register questions and/or add items to the agenda - email the Secretary at secretary@qfhs.org.au All members are urged to participate. Register to attend or record your apology below. |
QFHS’ three new Fellows, Bev Bonning, Mary Geiger and Jackie Butress with our Patron, Professor Graeme Nimmo RFD, The certificates were presented on 6 February 2025 at our Family History Research Centre.
Three Fellow Certificates Prof Nimmo presenting a Certificate of his Patronage of QFHS, to President Kevin Haley on 6 February 2025. |
We Remember Them: wartime stories in our family tree A group portrait of nine Australian soldiers, most in uniform, posing somewhere in South Africa during the Boer War. (Image: State Library of Queensland) The We Remember Them project will gather stories from our members focusing on the wartime stories in their family trees. A virtual Honour Board will be created on this website to display an image of the individual and a few vital statistics. Each image will be linked to the story of that person’s wartime experiences. Read More |