Tuesday, September 20 through Saturday, December 31
theFHGuide.com
The Family History Guide is always available. Since we have had some new members lately I'm posting the link for anyone who is interested in visiting it and learning more. And there are many YouTube videos available that teach how to use it.
Verifying Descent from Salem's Accused Witches - from American Ancestors (Informational Only)
Thursday, October 20 through Thursday, October 20
3:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Virtually
MAGS Fall Conference - in-person and by ZOOM (Informational Only)
Friday, October 21 through Saturday, October 22
MITAGS facility
The Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society will hold its Fall Conference on Oct 21 and 22, 2022 at the Maritime Institute of Technology in Linthicum.
Please check at the MAGS web site EVENTS page for details and pricing options, as well as food and lodging accomodations that are available at the Maritime Institute.
In 2021, the Mayflower Society launched a very popular Lecture Series covering a variety of Mayflower Pilgrim-related topics including their odyssey, their life and times, their maritime experience and, of course, genealogy!
Please plan join us to enjoy learning more about Mayflower Pilgrim and genealogy topics from the comfort of your home in 2022.
Thurs, Nov 10: The Mayflower and Its Crew: A Nautical and Societal History
Tues, Dec 13: King Philip's War
SLRC Live Webinar - African American Genealogy - Beyond the Basics (Informational Only)
Designed for genealogists with experience, this session will dig deeper into resources of interest for individuals researching African American genealogy. We’ll explore the library’s digital resources, popular genealogy databases such as Ancestry.com, independent record repositories such as the Freedmen’s Bureau, and federal and state government websites. We’ll also discuss how slave narratives, census records, historical photographs, and other rich sources of information provide the broader context and specific details relating to African American family histories. Presented by staff from the African American Department, Enoch Pratt Free Library/State Library Resource Center.
This program is presented in collaboration with the Keswick Wise & Well Resource Center. To register for the event, please call the Keswick Center at 410-662-4363.
Mayflower Society: Virtual Program Schedule Free Lectures (Informational Only)
Tuesday, December 13 through Tuesday, December 13
7:00 pm
Virtual Meeting
2022 Mayflower Society Virtual Program Schedule - Monthly webinar lectures are free and open to the public. No pre-registration required. Online, 7pm
In 2021, the Mayflower Society launched a very popular Lecture Series covering a variety of Mayflower Pilgrim-related topics including their odyssey, their life and times, their maritime experience and, of course, genealogy!
Please plan join us to enjoy learning more about Mayflower Pilgrim and genealogy topics from the comfort of your home in 2022.
