Unlocking the secrets of DNA Testing
Speaker: Karen Evans
Interested in Family History? Discover your Ancestors from Birmingham, Staffordshire, Warwickshire & Worcestershire.
By Paul Burkitt
By Paul Burkitt
By Paul Burkitt

Captain William Adam (1819-1893) was born in London on the 11th March 1919 and died in Stourbridge on the 26th December 1893. He. served in the 72nd and 48th Regiments of Foot. He was living at Wollescote House when he died, but previously had lived at Church House, Ashford Bowdler, near Ludlow. After retiring from the army he had become a gentleman farmer in Ireland. He was married at least twice. His mother was a Russian from St Petersburg. This is his fascinating story.

Doors open at 7pm
By Phil Lamb
Join us for an exciting and informative event at Warstone Lane Cemetery, Vyse St. entrance, Birmingham, B18.
Uncover hidden stories, trace your lineage, and connect with your roots. From exploring birth records to uncovering long-lost relatives, our Family History Surgery & Help Desk is the perfect opportunity to embark on your genealogical journey. Bring along any documents or information you have, and our experts will help you navigate the world of family history research.
Discover the fascinating world of your ancestors and delve into your family history with our expert genealogists. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced researcher, our friendly team will be on hand to provide guidance and support.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn more about your family’s past. Mark your calendar and join us at Warstone Lane Cemetery for a day filled with discovery and exploration. See you there!
Find us alongside The Friends of Key Hill Cemetery and Warstone Lane Cemetery in the Warstone Lane cemetery on the site of the old chapel.
Advance Booking not necessary, just come along. Make sure you bring information about your ancestor.
Free Entry – Tickets available thru Eventbrite here – Ancestors Burial Plot
By Phil Lamb
After the successful event pre-covid, Midland Ancestors will again be hosting their Heritage Event,

With 35+ tables this community focussed event for Birmingham will feature not for profit local groups, history groups and genealogy groups, specialist interest groups, small commercials for postcards, photographs, memorabilia, books, local artwork, souvenirs and military interest. It will enable them all to show case their work to the general public and local community.
In The Theatre at The Midland Arts Centre Cannon Hill Park
Local groups who have an interest in attending are encouraged to do so. For further information or a booking form please email historyfair@midanc.uk
To download a flyer click on the image or here – Flyer
The Fair has a dedicated website – www.birminghamhistoryfair.uk