Cheltenham England Family History Centre

The Cheltenham Family History Centre serves the public and LDS church units in Cheltenham and Gloucester plus all other church units in the LDS Cheltenham Stake that do not have their own Family History Centre.

Centre Contacts and Hours
Location:

LDS Chapel, Thirlestaine Road Cheltenham, GL53 7AS


 * Church car park will be open during opening hours.
 * Use the entrance at the car park side towards the rear of the building.

Phone:


 * 01242 523433 (during opening times)
 * 07908 472506 - Stewart Millar, FHC Director

E-mail:


 * fhc@millarweb.org

Open Hours:


 * By appointment - 07908 472506
 * Regular opening times will be posted for 2014

Holiday Schedule:


 * Closed - August
 * Closed - 5 December 2013 - 7 January 2014

Collections

 * Family History Library Catalog: This center has the ability to order any of the films and fiche available through the Family History Library Catalog.

Databases and Software

 * FHC Portal These include: Ancestry, FindMyPast and the 19th Century British Library Newspaper Digital Archive plus other significant web sites.
 * FamilySearch Record Collections -worldwide over 1,600 collections and 3 billion indexed names.

Hardware and Equipment

 * Four computers with access to the FHC Portal.
 * Scanner for scanning source documents and photographs.
 * Two Microfilm Readers
 * One Fiche Reader

Staff Research Specialties

 * England &amp; Wales research to 1700s.
 * Use of FamilySearch Family Tree integrated with sources, photos, stories and documents.

 

Resources in the Local Area
Gloucestershire Family History Society


 * http://gfhs.org.uk/
 * Gloucestershire Family History Society Family History Centre Clarence Row, Alvin Street, Gloucester, GL1 3AH. Telephone: 01452 524344 Email:help@gfhs.org.uk

Gloucestershire Archives

http://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/archives/


 * Clarence Row Alvin Street Gloucester GL1 3DW United Kingdom E-mail:archives@gloucestershire.gov.uk Telephone:44 (0) 1452 425295

Volunteer at the Centre
Ideally require volunteers with good IT skills and a keen interest in family history.