AGM 2013

The AGM of the Records Society will be held at 5pm on Tuesday 25 June in All Saints' Church, Jesus Lane, Cambridge CB5 8BP

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Afterwards Professor David Thompson, whose edition of the Ecclesiastical Census of 1851 will be published by the Society later in the year, will give a short talk about his work. There will also be a chance to see round the church. Refreshments will be served.

All, including non-members of the Society, are warmly welcome.

Cambridgeshire Records Society

The Cambridgeshire Records Society publishes editions of original documents relating to Cambridgeshire and the surrounding area. The volumes, which range from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century, have introductions and notes to make the sources accessible to all Cambridgeshire people interested in their local and family history, and to historians worldwide. The Society also republishes unavailable printed works and historical maps.

The work of transcription, translation and editing of texts and the preparation of volumes is done voluntarily by editors with expertise in the subject. The membership subscriptions finance the costs of preparing and publishing the volumes. In some cases individual volumes have received grants towards costs.

[See PUBLICATIONS for list of our volumes and detailed descriptions. See PURCHASING for details on how to buy and a downloadable Order Form with Price list]

Membership: Members receive a free copy of every work published during their period of membership. Membership is open to individuals, libraries, schools and other institutions at an annual subscription of £14.00. In addition to their free volume, members can purchase volumes at a member’s price, usually two thirds of the retail price. The Society aims to publish a volume a year.

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Annual Meeting and Lecture: The Society holds an annual meeting with a talk usually related to the current publication with the original documents available to view. [See NEWS for information on events and volumes in progress]