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Category Archives: Events
Recent related readings: a digest
According to a July blog post from the City of Vancouver Archives, camping on the local beaches used to be a “fashionable” thing for many of the city’s wealthier settler families around the turn of the twentieth century. (You won’t … Continue reading
Posted in Archival Collections, Databases and Websites, Events, News
Tagged archives, camping, Canada, census, children, colonial administration, Cyprus, genealogy, India, indigenous history, Namibia, place names, property
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New publications and a CFP of interest
This Sunday, I’d like to highlight three new ‘happenings’ in the field of colonial family history: First, we are delighted to announce the publication of a special journal issue on families in the British Empire — the recent Spring 2013 … Continue reading
Posted in Calls for Papers, Events, Publications
Tagged ancestry, British Empire, genealogy, Hawaii, intimacy, knowledge, methodology
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Announcements – 6 February 2012
>> New Publications Claire Lowrie, ‘The Transcolonial Politics of Chinese Domestic Mastery in Singapore and Darwin 1910s-1930s,’ Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History 12, 3 (Winter 2011). Maram Epstein, ‘Patrimonial Bonds: Daughters, Fathers, and Power in Tianyuhua,’ Late Imperial China … Continue reading
Posted in Calls for Papers, Events, Publications
Tagged adoption, Canada, daughters, domestic servants, East India Company, extended family, family formation, fathers, foster care, genealogy, imperial china, in-laws, incest, India, inheritance, literature, marriage, migration, romance, same-sex relationships, settler colonialism, siblings, threats and conflict
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What’s On
Surely love-letters are an excellent way into the intimacy of trans-colonial relationships? See event on Love Letters: 2000 Years of Romance, February 11 at the British Library, London A pre-Valentine’s Day dip into the most intimate world of the handwritten … Continue reading
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Announcements: 26th July 2011
Events Lunchtime Lectures at the National Army Museum Hear guest speakers examine a wealth of enthralling topics at our free lunchtime lectures, which take place at 12.30pm every Thursday. Upcoming talks of interest: 29th July 2011: Henry Brackenbury and the … Continue reading
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Conference Announcement and Call for Papers – Imperial Relations: Families in the British Empire
The Family & Colonialism Research Network is thrilled to announce its first conference, ‘Imperial Relations: Families in the British Empire,’ to be held at the Institute of Historical Research, London, 5-6 September 2011. Call for Papers In the past decade, … Continue reading
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Announcements: 27th June 2011
Events Workshop: Researching ancestors who served in the army in India The British Library, London 12th July 2011, 2pm – 5pm – Free workshop on tracing members of the Indian armed forces. APAC Reference Services working in tandem with the … Continue reading
Announcements: 13 May 2011
Events Workshop: Recording Oral Histories with your Family The Foundling Museum, London Saturday 25 June, 10 am – 1 pm – A free workshop on doing oral histories with your own family. Run by exhibition curators Sarah Lowry and Alison … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Databases and Websites, Events, Publications
Tagged Australia, childhood, China, convicts, Florida, Ghana, Grenada, Guyana, Hawaii, imperial Britain, imperial France, India, Jamaica, missionaries, New Caledonia, obituaries, oral history, public history, Scotland, United States
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Announcements: 3 May 2011
The Family & Colonialism Research Network has launched a Twitter account (@FamilyColonial). Follow us for updates related to family and colonial history, including announcements of events and publications, useful links for research or teaching, related news stories, quotes from archival … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Canada, childhood, imperial Britain, India, letters, local history, methodology, online research, parents, public history, visual culture
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Announcements: 23 April 2011
Conference Announcements ‘For Love or Money?: Historical Perspectives on Gender and Emotional Labour’ 2 July 2011, University of the West of England, Bristol The 18th annual conference of the West of England & South Wales Women’s History Network. Confirmed speakers … Continue reading
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Tagged age, Atlantic world, Australia, childhood, China, economics, education, emotions, French Indochina, French West Africa, gender, Gold Coast, imperial Britain, imperial France, interracial families, labour, masculinity, methodology, old age, public history, race, sexuality, suffrage
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