Don't forget! The 2021 Writing Contest...
The Deadline is 10pm on
10 September 2021.
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September 21
Using Genealogy to Tell the Story of New York City's Irish Famine Immigrants
Presenter: Tyler Anbinder, Ph.D, Professor of History, George Washington University Description: Genealogy is being used more and more to write history, and in this case the Great Famine and the Irish immigrants’ impact in New York City. Professor Tyler ...
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September 23
Research in Washington DC: Using the National Archives
INSTRUCTOR: CHUCK MASON Many changes in how to do research have taken place at the National Archives. Some records are now available online and others still must be researched onsite. What is the best way to accomplish your ...
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October 19
French North American Research
Presenter: Daniel Lilienkamp, JD Description: The population of New France was much smaller than that of the English Colonies in North America, but its vast territorial expanse left imprints from the Atlantic Ocean to the Rocky Mountains and from the ...
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October 21
Introduction to Scottish Research
INSTRUCTOR: CHUCK MASON Once HHSC status is known, we'll be able to determine a place. This class will present an introduction to researching your ancestors who came from Scotland. What do you need to know about them before ...
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October 23
"Tell It Like It Was!" - MVGS' 5th Annual Genealogy Conference
Information and Registration
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