Change of Topic
“How to Research Early American Ancestors (17th & 18th Century)”
“How to Research Early American Ancestors (17th & 18th Century)”
with Al
Fiacre, Chair of the Godfrey Board of Trustees
We all
know the story. You’re researching your
family line, proceeding backwards through time. You’re going along great guns, using the U.S.
Census, vital records, maybe Civil War records, wills – but as you approach the
early 1800s these resources seem to thin out and become less helpful. You’re thinking: “What,
no family members listed in the pre-1850 census!? Now what?”
Don’t
despair! Resources do exist, but you may
not be as familiar with them. Al Fiacre
will share some of the most useful 17th and early 18th century resources to
help you track your ancestors from that time period. Brick walls be gone! We hope you can join us, and we think you’ll
be glad you did.
Free to
Godfrey Premium Members. $10 per session
for all others. Open to the general
public. Attendees will have time after
the meeting to do research at the library.
Note: Due to scheduling issues, we had to change the topic of the March Genealogy Club. We hope to have a speaker on Irish Genealogy in the coming months.
Note: Due to scheduling issues, we had to change the topic of the March Genealogy Club. We hope to have a speaker on Irish Genealogy in the coming months.
