Buckinghamshire 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.


 * Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies
 * Buckinghamshire Record Society
 * Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society

Archaeology in Marlow Garden Room Liston Hall Chapel Street Marlow, Buckinghamshire SL7 1DD UK Telephone: 01628 481792 Email: [mailto:johnlaker@thamesinternet.com johnlaker@thamesinternet.com] Website: Archaeology in Marlow


 * Archaeology in Marlow’s aim is to investigate and discover the archaeology and pre-history of Marlow Town and its surrounding parishes.

Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Website: Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society

Buckinghamshire Family History Society Website: Buckinghamshire Family History Society


 * The Buckinghamshire Family History Society was formed in 1976 to encourage and promote the study of family history in Buckinghamshire including the historic county. One objective of the Society is to promote and encourage the public study of family history, genealogy, heraldry, local history and other associated subjects with a particular reference to Buckinghamshire.

Buckinghamshire Genealogical Society Website: Buckinghamshire Genealogical Society


 * The BGS was founded in 1992 to assist members living outside the county with their Bucks research, and to help those living within the county with all aspects of their family history.

North Bucks Archaeological Society Telephone: 01908 617484 Email: [mailto:nbas@nbas.org.uk nbas@nbas.org.uk]


 * Part of the Buckinghamshire Archaeological society, this active amateur organisation is based in the Milton Keynes area. The society aims to provide a forum and focal point for people interested in archaeology, and to broaden the discipline’s popularity.

Woburn Sands & District Society Village Hall 9 Woburn Ln Aspley Guise Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire MK17 8JS UK Website: Woburn Sands & District Society


 * The Society was formed in the 1960’s to preserve and protect the amenities and rural character of the villages and hamlets in the area the Society covers. These include, Woburn Sands, Aspley Guise, Aspley Heath, the Brickhills, Husborne Crawley, Salford and Wavendon.