Quaker Family History Society
                                                                             Registered Charity No. 1100843
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PROGRAMME
10.30 am    Arrival & tea/coffee
11.00          Welcome
11.05          Introduction, ‘Salisbury Quakers today’
11.15          Rosalind Johnson, ‘“Through much reproach and hard travel”:
                   the journeys of Ambrose Rigge and Thomas Robertson’
12.00          Rosemary Dunhill, ‘Hampshire Quakers before the Toleration Act’
12.45          End-of-morning discussion

13.00          Lunch (not provided: please bring your own food)

14.15          Sue Johnson, ‘Salisbury Quakers and their meeting houses’
14.45          Jonathan Harlow, ‘Four weddings and a funeral:
                   the families of Thomas Speed of Bristol, 1623-1703’
15.30          Final discussion
15.45          Tea and depart

TRAVEL

Wilton Road is the A36, which leads north-west from Salisbury city centre. There is parking at the Meeting House for up to 15 cars at the rear of the building, including two marked disabled bays. Access is via Fountain Way, which leads into a hospital site: turn in and take the first left. There is some adjacent on-road parking. The railway station is 10 minutes walk from the meeting house: turn left out of the station, walk down to Fisherton Street, and then turn left under the railway bridge, heading for the large St Paul’s roundabout: Wilton Road is the first major exit. Park-and-ride buses coming from the Wilton direction stop very close to the meeting house. For a map, see http://www.salisbury-quakers.co.uk/aboutus.php

BOOKING

Please let us know if you will be attending the meeting, for which there is a £6 charge.
Everyone is welcome, whether or not a member of the QFHS. Either:

(a) e-mail the organiser (o.s.pickering@leeds.ac.uk ) and pay on the day, or

(b) send a cheque made payable to Quaker Family History Society to: Oliver Pickering, 32 Halstead Drive, Menston, Ilkley, LS29 6NT. A map and directions for those without access to the internet will be sent if an A5-size SAE is enclosed.