The Cambs FHS Journal is published four times a year in February, May, August and November. It is distributed free to all paid up members of the Society.

Regular features:

• Meetings Programme - forthcoming Society events
• What's On - meetings, conferences, open days of interest to family historians
• Noticeboard - news items and notices
• Meetings Reports - accounts of talks given at Society meetings
• Convict Corner - snippets about Cambs criminals
• Internet/Computer News
• Parish Profiles - information and history of individual villages/towns
• Gleanings from Other Journals - references found in other Journals to Cambs inhabitants
• From Readers - excerpts from letters to the Editor
• Project Co-ordinators' Report
• Strays - lists of Cambs folk far from home in censuses, parish registers and other records
• Help Wanted/Help Offered - help requests, free to members
• Bookshelf - reviews and notices of recent publications
• Genealogical Sources in Cambridgeshire - update to the CRO book, noting new accessions

• Articles long and short on a variety of topics, snippets and illustrations
• Lists of names from unusual sources
• Publications list and order form
• Members' Interests supplement
• Search Services list
• Committee list, membership and subscription details etc.

Advertisements
Advertisements and loose inserts for family history services are accepted. Advertising rates are very reasonable. For a media pack, apply to the Editor

Members have been transcribing the memorial inscriptions in Cambridgeshire graveyards and churches since the Society began. Indexed transcripts, with plan, are produced for each location and copies deposited in Cambridge Record Office and the Library of the Society of Genealogists. Every churchyard in Old Cambridgeshire (with the exception of Guilden Morden) has been recorded and the Isle of Ely is about 50% transcribed. No doubt some of the inscriptions recorded in the early days have now been worn away and the existence of Society transcripts has ensured that the information is not lost completely.

Our aim for 2001 was to complete Mill Road Cemetery, Cambridge which is the burial ground for several churches within the city. This was achieved and we publicly acknowledge the large amount of time and effort put into the project by Alan Bullwinkle and his helpers.

A Search Service into the MI transcripts is available or complete parishes can be bought on microfiche from the bookstall.

Summary indexes of recently completed churchyards are published in the Journal.

Help with recording MIs is always welcome. Please contact the MI Co-ordinator,
Alan Bullwinkle, 1 Joscelynes, Stapleford, Cambridge.