Twin Rivers Genealogy Society Spring Workshop:
“Photos and the Family Historian”
March 23 2024
8:30am-12:00pm
Location: 1002 Bryden Ave, Lewiston, Orchards Baptist Church
Speakers: Tina LaFreniere, on Zoom
Garry Bush and Fred Rauch local historians
Cost: Free
RSVP: Sue 509.780.7592
Cyndi’s List in Practice Sometimes overwhelming to beginners and sometimes underused by veterans, Cyndi’s List is a research tool that is robust with resources helpful in everyone’s research. Using specific examples for beginners, as well as more advanced researchers, we will explore the site and point out how to make the most of the categories and the links found within.  Cyndi Ingle, a genealogist for more than 43 years, is a creator and innovator behind the award-winning and globally recognized CyndisList.com. Cyndi is an expert in using technology for genealogy, research in the US and bringing together traditional methodology with organization, computers, software and the Internet. March 7, 202411:00 AM to NOON ZOOM $20 Members $25 Non-members Go to hqrl.com and click on the HQRL Store. Be sure to sign in as a member to receive the discount. Finding Your Female Ancestors with M. Diane Rogers is scheduled for March 27, 2024. More information coming soon! Along with information regarding the re-opening of the library! |
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Saturday, March 2 DIGITAL ARCHIVES
(EWGS Meetings) 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Hybrid Meeting at The Hive –
2904 E Sprague Ave,
Spokane, WA 99202
| Digital Archives with guest speaker Robert Perret A comprehensive presentation by the new Eastern Branch Manager of the Cheney Archives, Robert Perret. He will cover navigating digital archives, the Washington State Archives and what’s new at the Cheney Archives. DOOR PRIZES AND RAFFLES AND OUR NEW “DDD” fund. Drop a Dollar in our “fund can” when you attend the meeting and get a chance to win 50% of the fund. Must be present to win! Great opportunity to support EWGS and win some extra pocket money. |
| Please notify your members of our next Zoom meeting. Dual Italian Citizenship is always a popular subject. Mille Grazie, Stephen Stimac, Webmaster email@egs-iig.com |
 Welcome to Italian Genealogy Let’s explore the world of Italian genealogy together, one person at a time. |
| ZOOM Meeting Topic: Dual Italian Citizenship by Descendancy Presented by: Mike Mechum When: 16-Mar-2024, Saturday Time: 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM (PST) |
| Most people may not realize it, but they could actually be citizens of Italy from birth. Italy requires you to prove your Italian ancestry with proper documentation to apply for and obtain Italian citizenship and does not require you to renounce your current citizenship(s), which allows you to hold two or more passports and be a dual-citizen or “multi”-citizen. |
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| Eastside Genealogy Group – Italian Interest Group 2410 East Helen Street, Seattle WA, United States of America |
Two upcoming events – Fiske Genealogical Library (Seattle):
Wednesday, March 6
10:00 am to 11:15 am Pacific Time – Fiske Genealogical Library, Seattle (Virtual Class)
19th-Century Women Settlers Confront the Far West
Presented by Janice C. Lovelace
For links to join the meeting and get class notes, select https://fiskelibrary.org
Women settled the Far West along with their male family members although we don’t learn about them as much. This session will help you learn more and delve deeper into the lives of White, Asian and Black women ancestors who settled in the Far West pre-1900. We will look at women’s lives through their own lenses in letters, diaries and photos as well as what records were generated during their lifetimes.
Wednesday, March 13
10:00 am to 11:15 am Pacific Time – Fiske Genealogical Library, Seattle (Virtual Class)
French-Canadian Records: Beyond Initial Resources
Presented by Judy Nimer Muhn
For links to join the meeting and get class notes, select https://fiskelibrary.org
This class will follow on from her class on January 31, including advanced topics such as notarial records and the eastern townships of Quebec. A real opportunity to bring your own specific questions and problems with French-Canadian and Acadian genealogy!
Tacoma-Pierce County Genealogical Society DNA Special Interest Group Meeting
Tuesday, February 27th Starting at 7:00 pm via Zoom
We will be reading Your DNA Guide by Diahan Southard.
This month we will begin with the first 20 pages.
This book is available from the author, the publishers, Amazon, or perhaps through your local public library or via Inter-Library Loan.
Check WorldCat to see what libraries may have copies.
Calendar reminder: TPCGS DNA Special Interest Group Meeting
Every month on the Fourth Tue beginning at 7:00 PM Pacific Time
Please download and import the following iCalendar (.ics) files to your calendar system.
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The Genealogical Forum of Oregon is pleased to announce our annual Open House, March 16 – 24, 2024.
Registration and details can be found at https://gfo.org/openhouse.
This year’s Open House features more than 20 classes across a wide variety of interests. Most classes are online, including:
* GFO’s Afircan American Special Interest Group
* RootsMagic, the Swiss Army Knife of Personal Genealogy Software
* Getting Started with Family Tree Maker
* Germans in America – U. S. Records
* Lineage Society Panel – How to Document your Eligibility
* Using the FamilySearch Catalog
* Find a Grave: Fabulous and/or Frustrating?
* Military Bounty Land: 1776-1855
* Getting Started with AncestryDNA
* Getting Started with Latin American Research
* Finding German Church Records at Archion and Matricula
* Following Your Ancestor Through Swedish Church Records
* English Civil Records
* Records and Research in New York State, 18th-19th Centuries
* The Great Lakes, Gateway to Western Migration
* Genealogy Problem Solvers (GPS) Special Interest Group
* Introduction to British Records, and Where to Find Them
* Access to GFO Resources from Home
Both in-person and online events are free of charge.
Aberdeen and Elma Timberland Libraries
The Grays Harbor Genealogical Society will host Genealogy Cafés. Whether you’re new to genealogy or experienced, you’ll learn about local resources, as well as get individualized help using the library’s online resources and print materials. This free program is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. No registration is necessary.
Regards,
Debbie Stiles-Lusk
Aberdeen, Grays Harbor County, Washington, USA
360-624-6258, debbie.stileslusk@gmail.com
