The Washington DC Area Manx Society would like to invite you to join us in our second Annual Manxgiving Celebration. We’d prefer to do this in a local pub but this year it’s virtual so we thought it would be …
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First Last Meeting Tuesday October 22 2019 5pm to 7pm Our last meet was held at the Good Earth in the Galleria. We started with social time as Bob shared some information about his family names and possible ties with …
Invitation from Stephen Schaitberger The next meeting of the Minnesota Manx Society will be held on September 21, 2019 at the home of Stephen and Sharli Schaitberger in Brainerd, Minnesota. We will gather at 11am and have lunch at noon. …
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Pat Boehne’s Condo – Saturday, May 4, 2019 from 11:30 am-2:30 pm Address for the next meeting: Applewood Point (near south town) 8100 Russell #212 Bloomington, MN, 55431 Downstairs Party Room This meeting we will be celebrating the 40th year …
Celebrating 40 years of The Manx Society of Minnesota – Come and join us! Read more »
Following an enquiry from Sam about the Mary Weller award at Yn Cruinnaght, Chloë Woolley tells us she had a root in her stock/archive boxes cupboard at work at Culture Vannin, and, unlike the silver cup she had in mind, …
The popular quiz that features in the quarterly magazine of the London Manx Society for March has been won for the third time running by an overseas reader of Manx descent. After successive wins for Richard Moore of Durban, South …
The Greater Washington Area Manx Society held its annual 12th Night celebration, beginning with a qualtagh chasing out the Old Year with a sword and bring gifts of salt, money and peat and ending with a rousing chorus of Auld …