Save the date for our GotAncestors?! 2022 Annual Fall Conference of WMGS Western Michigan Genealogical Society David E. Rencher, AG®, CG®, FUGA, FIGRS, is employed as the Chief Genealogical Officer for FamilySearch. He graduated from Brigham Young University in 1980 with a B.A. in Family and Local History. A professional genealogist since 1977, he is ... Read more
Save the date! 44th Annual Genealogy Seminar presented as a webinar by the Polish Genealogical Society of MichiganOpen to the public Includes four live presentations with Q&A, a syllabus, and door prizes: “Love, Loss, and Exile: The Moments that Define Us” presented by Anna Kucewicz, Sheffield, England“Searching for Your Elusive Prussian Ancestors: A Case Study” presented ... Read more
An experience featuring research strategies and highlighting important resources through the lens of researching African American ancestors. Break out sessions include: Genealogy 101, Newspaper Research, Military Research, and Using DNA in genealogy.Keynote Speaker: Dr. Nakia Parker, MSU Assistant Professor of History, will present "Black Histories on Native Lands: The Legacies of Slavery and Indian Removal ... Read more
Includes live presentations with Q&A, a syllabus, and door prizes. Attend either day or both days — Open to the public. Day 1 is Webinar Only. Polish DNA: Stories It Reveals and the Ways to Use It for Genealogical Purposes by Eryk Jan Grzeszkowiak Changing Places, Changing Borders: Overcoming Geographic Challenges by David Obee For an informational ... Read more
Day 2 is Webinar or In-person at the American Polish Cultural Center, 2975 E. Maple Road, Troy, MI. In-person registration includes a continental breakfast and lunch with Polish food. In-person seating is limited. Includes live presentations with Q&A, a syllabus, and door prizes. Attend either day or both days — Open to the public. Inaccuracies, ... Read more
Katherine R. Willson (Dexter, Michigan) is an engaging & dynamic genealogy lecturer at local, regional, and national events; a full-time researcher for private clients; and a genealogy educator for 20+ years. She is the founder and Past President of the Virtual Genealogical Association, past President of the Michigan Genealogical Council, past board member for the ... Read more
WGS Genealogy Seminar (formerly known as the Lock-In). Participants will not need to be “locked in” this year because the library will be open. New time for those who did not want such late hours. Linked below is the registration for the seminar for the event. Just print it out and follow the instructions in ... Read more
Lansing Family Search 2024 Seminar! Come join us on Sat, Apr 27, 2024 at 431 East Saginaw Street, East Lansing, MI, USA for a day filled with learning and discovery. Whether you're new to genealogy or a seasoned pro, this event is perfect for anyone interested in tracing their family roots. Our seminar will feature ... Read more
Join other genealogists for research in our nation's capitol - and bring along your non-genealogist friends who would like to tour DC and the area! Visit the Kalamazoo Valley Genealogical Society website for additional details, a flyer, and helpful pre-trip resources the society offers before the trip.
U. S. libraries, historical societies, archives, and university library special collections sections hold the records from many organizations that our Germanic ancestors joined. The organization may have been a German heritage, charitable, religious, resettlement, political, social, or other organization. Additionally, as our parts of our families migrated, so did the records. Frequently genealogists think that ... Read more
The St. Clair County Genealogy & History Society, St. Clair County Library—Michigan Room, and the Ottawa Chapter NSDAR present a seminar promoting family and local history at the Donald E. Dodge Auditorium (South and across the street from the back of the Main Library). Programs offered will help you uncover, research, and preserve your family ... Read more
Join other genealogists for research in our nation’s capitol – and bring along your non-genealogist friends who would like to tour DC and the area! Visit the Kalamazoo Valley Genealogical Society website for additional details, a flyer, and helpful pre-trip resources the society offers before the trip.
