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Welcome to the website of the
Tay Valley Family History Society

TVFHS Research Centre is located on the east coast of Scotland, at 179-181 Princes Street, Dundee, and remains one of the principal centres of Family History Research in the Tay Valley area, which comprises the counties of Angus, Fife, Kinross and Perthshire.

Tay Valley Family History Society has a continuing strong worldwide membership, and is a member of the Scottish Association of Family History Societies (SAFHS).

Membership benefits.

Benefits include a new member’s joining pack, with guidance on beginning your family history research in the Tay Valley area; The Tay Valley Family Historian three times per year; access to information to assist your research. Read More >

Do you want to get back to your roots?

Find out how by attending one of our beginners' classes.
For more information, click on the picture.
Provided there are sufficient numbers, the next course will take place on (To be announced).

Research Centre Opening Hours (Please see temp. arrangements on right)

Monday 10-00 - 16.00
Tuesday 10-00 - 16.00
Wednesday 10-00 - 16.00
Thursday 10-00 - 16.00
Friday 10-00 - 16.00
Saturday 10-00 - 12.00 noon

 

The Centre is open on public and local holidays, but closes for about two weeks over the Christmas and New Year holiday period each year.

 

 

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 Latest News

Webmaster's Jottings 2021-02-10  When contacting centre

Tay Valley Family History Society has a new series of online talks for our members. The second is on Researching the Ballad of Bessie Bell and Mary Gray. The talk is given by Evelyn Jardine, on the research she and her husband Ewen did for their article in last October's 'Historian'. Evelyn gives many examples of the resources they used - some familiar, some much less so.The talk is on YouTube and the link  https://youtu.be/yp6kdplwPBk

There will be a follow up Q & A session for members on Zoom on 22nd February at 8.00pm (20.00) GMT. You will find the registration link to register for this on the Members Noticeboard. Passed talks are also available here. For access to this, you will be required to use your members access password to log in.

 The council has decided on a re-opening for the centre on Monday 3rd May. On re-opening, we will be on reduced opening times. Booking will be required. Continue reading

  Doors Open Days 2020 - Virtual Tours 

Historian 118, February 2021, Parts 1&2

Historian 118 eJournal has been uploaded to the website and has been sent out to those who have requested the electronic version. We have been experiencing problems with our outgoing email, specifically btinternet addresses. If you have not received it, please email [email protected].

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TVFHS 2020 ACCOUNTS

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What's On

Calendar of events (updated 16 August 2018)

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If you want to connect with other TVFHS members around the world, join Tay Valley Bridges, the independent discussion forum open only to members of this Society. Enjoy online discussions with others interested in genealogy and the Tay Valley area. Free to join after you become a member of the Society. Login and click on the icon above to find out more.

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TVFHS Gift Certificates
The perfect gift for your genealogist family or friend. They come in values from £5 to £25. Ideal for birthdays, or indeed, any occasion.

For more information, contact the centre on 01382 461845 or at [email protected]

 

BOOK SHOP

Stuck for gift ideas for a genealogist friend?  How about something from our bookshop?

We have a selection of books & old town plans for sale covering various areas in the Tay valley area. 

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Dundee – its quaint and historic buildings
This is a facsimile of the book more commonly known as ‘Lamb’s Dundee’. The original was compiled by Dundee hotelier, Dundee High School FP and antiquarian Alexander Crawford Lamb and first published in 1895. Concerned at how many of Dundee’s historic buildings were disappearing, he sought to document their existence. This book, with fantastic illustrations by William Gibb, is an essential guide to the Dundee which existed before the Improvement Act of 1879.

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THE ONLINE SHOP IS OFF-LINE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

If you wish to make an online payment to Tay Valley FHS (other than annual subscriptions), please visit TVFHS Online Payments, select a suitable Payment Reason, enter the amount you wish to pay and click on "Submit". On the message acknowledgement page, click "Pay Online (via PayPal)" and follow the instructions.
For annual subscriptions, payment should be made via the Member Registration and Renewal page.
Please note that 200 Club payments cannot be made online.