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Brand New Section on my Tameside Family History website Contents Page February 2026
Research into the soldiers on the following memorials by my friend Maragaret Copeland Gain
Christ Church Ashton-under-Lyne WW1
Christ Church Ashton-under-Lyne WW2
Waterloo and Taunton WW1
Waterloo and Taunton WW2
Littlemoss WW1 and WW2 Memorial
Alexandra Road Methodists WW1
Ashton-u-Lyne Police Force Memorial
Ashton Grammar School War Memorials
Carl Rogerson's Cheshire War Memorials
Millbrook Missing Memorials
Returned Prisoners of War
Wartime Visitors Book
War Memorial Micklehurst All Saints
Complete list of Officers and Men Ashton Pals Battalion 1914
Searchable War Memorial Database
Museum of the Manchesters - Research Guide
Denton Roll of Honour
Dukinfield WWI Letters to Mrs E Kenyon
Brand New Section on my Tameside Family History website Contents Page February 2026
Research into the soldiers on the following memorials by my friend Maragaret Copeland Gain
Christ Church Ashton-under-Lyne WW1
Christ Church Ashton-under-Lyne WW2
Waterloo and Taunton WW1
Waterloo and Taunton WW2
Littlemoss WW1 and WW2 Memorial
Alexandra Road Methodists WW1
Ashton-u-Lyne Police Force Memorial
Ashton Grammar School War Memorials
Carl Rogerson's Cheshire War Memorials
Millbrook Missing Memorials
Returned Prisoners of War
Wartime Visitors Book
War Memorial Micklehurst All Saints
Complete list of Officers and Men Ashton Pals Battalion 1914
Searchable War Memorial Database
Museum of the Manchesters - Research Guide
Denton Roll of Honour
Dukinfield WWI Letters to Mrs E Kenyon
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Coming Up in the Next Four Weeks @ Tameside local studies & Archives
Tuesday 10th February, 2pm
Digging for Coal
Join us for a talk by local author Gillian Hazell uncovering the hidden story of Dukinfield’s coal industry- the black heart that powered the Industrial Revolution. Discover the fortunes made by influential mine owners, the courage of miners working in perilous conditions, and the technological advances that transformed a quiet agricultural town into an industrial powerhouse.
Wednesday 11th February , 2pm
English Working Class Life 1900-1945
Explore the everyday realities of English working-class life from 1900 to 1945 in this talk by Dr Ball, lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University. From schooling and employment to family dynamics and life on the home front, discover how ordinary people navigated extraordinary times.
Tuesday 24th February , 2pm
Greater Manchester Archaeological Excavations
Join us for a fascinating talk by Ian Miller, Director of the Greater Manchester Archaeological Advisory Service and Specialist Advisor to the region’s ten district authorities. Ian will reveal insights from the latest archaeological excavations across Greater Manchester, uncovering stories that shed light on our area’s rich and diverse heritage.
Wednesday 25th February, 2pm- Heritage Quiz
Join our monthly quiz! Come solo or with friends for a fun, relaxed afternoon with free refreshments. Test your knowledge and learn something new!
Wednesday 4th March, 2pm
These Isles- Brian Groom
Join us for a captivating talk by Brian Groom on his new book These Isles, a sweeping history of the peoples and cultures that have shaped Britain and Ireland. From ancient footprints to modern identities, Groom explores the forces that have defined these islands. Discover a rich, entertaining narrative that brings together history, language, art, and everyday life.
📍 Venue: Tameside Local Studies and Archives
💻 Virtual Option: Join via Teams video link
☕ In-Person Perks: Enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits, plus a chance to chat with the speaker after the talk.
📌 How to Book:
📞 Call 0161 342 4242 (Tues–Thurs)
📧 Email archives@tameside.gov.uk
Tuesday 10th February, 2pm
Digging for Coal
Join us for a talk by local author Gillian Hazell uncovering the hidden story of Dukinfield’s coal industry- the black heart that powered the Industrial Revolution. Discover the fortunes made by influential mine owners, the courage of miners working in perilous conditions, and the technological advances that transformed a quiet agricultural town into an industrial powerhouse.
Wednesday 11th February , 2pm
English Working Class Life 1900-1945
Explore the everyday realities of English working-class life from 1900 to 1945 in this talk by Dr Ball, lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University. From schooling and employment to family dynamics and life on the home front, discover how ordinary people navigated extraordinary times.
Tuesday 24th February , 2pm
Greater Manchester Archaeological Excavations
Join us for a fascinating talk by Ian Miller, Director of the Greater Manchester Archaeological Advisory Service and Specialist Advisor to the region’s ten district authorities. Ian will reveal insights from the latest archaeological excavations across Greater Manchester, uncovering stories that shed light on our area’s rich and diverse heritage.
Wednesday 25th February, 2pm- Heritage Quiz
Join our monthly quiz! Come solo or with friends for a fun, relaxed afternoon with free refreshments. Test your knowledge and learn something new!
Wednesday 4th March, 2pm
These Isles- Brian Groom
Join us for a captivating talk by Brian Groom on his new book These Isles, a sweeping history of the peoples and cultures that have shaped Britain and Ireland. From ancient footprints to modern identities, Groom explores the forces that have defined these islands. Discover a rich, entertaining narrative that brings together history, language, art, and everyday life.
📍 Venue: Tameside Local Studies and Archives
💻 Virtual Option: Join via Teams video link
☕ In-Person Perks: Enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits, plus a chance to chat with the speaker after the talk.
📌 How to Book:
📞 Call 0161 342 4242 (Tues–Thurs)
📧 Email archives@tameside.gov.uk