Palaeography Group Online Workshop
Monday 18th November 6.00pm – 7.00pm
Seminar series 2024-25
The Friends of the Argyll Papers are delighted to introduce a series of online seminars informed by research undertaken in the archive, to take place on Zoom. All seminars are scheduled for a Friday, at various start times to allow Friends around the world to participate.
Fri 6 Dec |
19:30 |
Caroline Anderson
A Closer Look at the Bute Witchcraft Confessions |
Fri 17 Jan |
14:30 |
Paul Warde |
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Land, family and economic life in two nineteenth-century Tiree townships |
Fri 14 Feb |
14:30 |
Katharina Pruente
‘Ita est Patricius Miller notarius publicus’: the earls of Argyll and their notaries in the sixteenth century |
Fri 14 Mar |
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Kirsty McFarlane
Title tbc (Coll) |
Fri 11 Apr |
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Juli Anderson
Dear Duke, yours in haste, H. Campbell: the making of a genealogist extraordinaire. An examination of the genealogical techniques and methods employed by Captain Herbert Campbell in his development of the ‘Campbell Pedigrees’ through an examination of his thirty-year correspondence with Niall D. Campbell, 10th Duke of Argyll. |
Fri 9 May |
19:30 |
John Moore
Title tbc (estate mapping across Scotland) |
Fri 6 Jun |
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D-U Stiubhart |
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Title tbc (J F Campbell and the Argyll family) |
Seminars are free for members of the Friends. Non-members are welcome to attend and are invited to make a donation of £5 per seminar. Book your place and receive joining instructions by emailing:
friendsoftheargyllpapers@gmail.com
The Friends of the Argyll Papers are delighted to introduce a series of online seminars informed by research undertaken in the archive, to take place on Zoom. All seminars are scheduled for a Friday, at various start times to allow Friends around the world to participate.
Seminars will be delivered on the Zoom platform and will include a 45 minute presentation followed by 15 mins for Q & A.
Attendance at the Sessions is free for Friends. Non-members are welcome to attend and are invited to donate £5 per seminar to the Friends at
Donate to Friends of the Argyll Papers (enthuse.com) before emailing to book a place.
Everyone who wishes to attend needs to book a place for the sessions by emailing:
friendsoftheargyllpapers@gmail.com
For information on past seminars, please visit the Cache Page8th