Hi Guys Peter has raised a valid point about articles. The Society is always looking for articles to go in the Proceedings but, it does not look for pieces on family history per se. Instead, it rightly regards itself as a quasi-academic/academic publication and looks for papers on Huguenot subjects rather than genealogies. I'm now on the Editorial Board and am helping the current Hon Editor to see the next two/three editions through the printers. The Proceedings only come out once a year and there is sometimes a queue to get articles in. The Society will publish articles which have not been given as lectures at the meetings and which are not written by Fellows. If you have an article and want it to be considered, send it to me privately as a Word attachment, 4,000 words, double spaced, endnotes NOT footnotes and no cheating by making the endnotes as long as the article and I'll see whether it meets the Society's criteria - but not family histories, short articles on them go in Huguenot Families, which is published twice a year by the Society. If you have anything for that, also can come to me and I'll pass it on, there is not the same criteria attached to those articles. Two sides of A4= will usually suffice for that publication. Regards Tony Fuller