Events

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
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 Kirsty McFarlane Title tbc (Coll)
Fri 11 Apr 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 D-U Stiubhart
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
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