The Family History Section
The Family History Section has monthly lectures at Claremont and a Workshop for section members every Tuesday afternoon. They have a quarterly publication called The Yorkshire Family Historian.
The Yorkshire Archaeological Society also has two publishing only sections :
- The Parish Register Section transcribes, annotates and prints Parish Registers from the region. Their aim is to produce one volume a year.
- The Wakefield Court Roll Section publishes court rolls from the Manor of Wakefield.
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