Northamptonshire Societies

Family history societies often publish helpful journals, transcripts, compiled genealogies and host helpful websites. They may have ongoing projects to transcribe records and create indexes. Most societies publish queries in their journals and maintain lists of members’ research interests that may be helpful to you. You may want to join one of these societies, reap the benefits of their expertise and resources, or support its efforts.

Addresses of the societies are for the most part where their meetings are held as they are by-and-large not brick-and-mortar institutions.

Regional Societies
CBA South Midlands Group Email: [mailto:dp.ingham@albion-arch.com dp.ingham@albion-arch.com] Website: CBA South Midlands Group


 * The CBA South Midlands group, an autonomous local group under the umbrella of the national Council for British Archaeology. CBA South Midlands covers four counties – Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire. They are an educational charity working to involve people in archaeology and to promote the appreciation and care of the historic environment for the benefit of the present and future generations.

Lincoln Record Society Robert Hardy Building Bishop Grosseteste University College Longdales Road Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 3DY UK Email: [mailto:communications@lincoln-record-society.org.uk communications@lincoln-record-society.org.uk] Website: Lincoln Record Society


 * The Society was founded in 1910 to print records and documents relating to the ancient county and diocese of Lincoln. The ancient diocese covered not only Lincolnshire, the second largest county of England, but also the wide area which lay within the medieval diocese: the counties of Lincoln, Leicester, Northampton, Rutland, Oxford, Bedford, Buckingham, Huntingdon and northern Hertford. Since 1910 the Society has published ninety nine volumes many of which are still in print.

Milton Keynes Heritage Association Website: Milton Keynes Heritage Association


 * Milton Keynes Heritage Association formed in 1994 by a number of local heritage groups and museums, with the aim of encouraging and developing co-operation between organisations having an interest in heritage in Milton Keynes, North Buckinghamshire, and South Northamptonshire. It also has a central role in promoting heritage, by working closely with Councils and other agencies. MKHA has around 60 member organisations, with a broad range of interests and a wide geographical coverage from Buckingham in the west, Olney in the east, Towcester in the north, and Woburn Sands in the south.

Peterborough & District Family History Society Salvation Army Citadel 1203 Bourges Blvd. Peterborough, Northamptonshire PE1 2AU UK Telephone: 01733 203151 Email: [mailto:membership@peterborofhs.org.uk membership@peterborofhs.org.uk] Website: Peterborough & District Family History Society


 * The Peterborough and District Family History Society has now been established for a third of a century. During that time we have successfully raised the profile of family history within the local area, transcribing and indexing many thousands of records and assisting hundreds of people with their research.

Northamptonshire Societies
Cogenhoe and Whiston Heritage Society 7 Glebe Road Cogenhoe Northampton, Northamptonshire NN71NR UK Email: [mailto:enquiries@cogenhoeheritage.org.uk enquiries@cogenhoeheritage.org.uk] Website: Cogenhoe and Whiston Heritage Society


 * Cogenhoe & Whiston Heritage Society was founded in the year 2000 - we are now in our 15th year. During that time, our mandate has not wavered - to study record and stimulate interest in the heritage of our two villages and their surrounding areas.

Middle Nene Archaeological Group Glapthorn Village Hall Main Street Peterborough, Northamptonshire PE8 5BE UK Telephone: 01733 241206 Email: [mailto:contact@midnag.org.uk contact@midnag.org.uk] Website: Middle Nene Archaeological Group

Northamptonshire Archaeological Society Humfrey Rooms of Northamptonshire Natural History Society 10 Castillain Terrace Northampton, Northamptonshire NN1 1LD UK Email: [mailto:nas196674@gmail.com nas196674@gmail.com] Website: Northamptonshire Archaeological Society (NAS)


 * The Northamptonshire Archaeological Society (NAS) was formed in 1974 to promote the study and appreciation of the Archaeology and History of the county.

Northamptonshire Family History Society Kettering Corn Market Hall 42 London Rd Kettering, Northumberland NN15 7QA UK Email: [mailto:info4kettering@northants-fhs.org info4kettering@northants-fhs.org] Northampton Weston Favell Parish Hall Booth Ln S Northampton, Northumberland NN3 3NS UK Telephone: 07758 208450 Email: [mailto:secretary@northants-fhs.org secretary@northants-fhs.org] Oundle Fletton House Fletton Way Glapthorpe Road Oundle, Northumberland PE8 4JA UK Telephone: 01832 270061 Email: [mailto:oundleinfo@northants-fhs.org oundleinfo@northants-fhs.org] Rushden Hall of South End Infants School Wymington Road Rushden, Northumberland NN10 9JU UK Telephone: 01933 314831 Email: [mailto:rushdeninfo@northants-fhs.org rushdeninfo@northants-fhs.org] Website: Northamptonshire Family History Society


 * The main aims of the Society are to advance the study of genealogy and family history with special emphasis on the County of Northamptonshire; to assist members in their research by suggesting methods of obtaining information, producing journals and by arranging meetings and lectures; to transcribe and index original documents, monumental inscriptions and other material; and to collaborate with organisations and bodies who have custody of records.

Upper Nene Archaeological Society Piddington Villa Museum Chapel End Piddington, Northamptonshire NN7 2DD UK Telephone: 01604 870312 Email: [mailto:Piddington.museum@tiscali.co.uk Piddington.museum@tiscali.co.uk] Website: Upper Nene Archaeological Society


 * The objects of the Society shall be the discovery, identification, investigation and recording of archaeological sites, and the preservation, where practicable, of items of archaeological or historical interest, and to promote the study of archaeology by any other means.