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Tuesday, November 8Voting Records: Genealogy\’s Best Kept Secret1:00 pm – Zoom Meeting: Society Library or Virtually The Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society is now providing monthly meetings via Zoom and in-person. Pam Vestal will be speaking virtually at our November 8th meeting. Our business meeting will follow the presentation. You are invited to watch the presentation at the society library….

Jill Morelli, CG is a writer, lecturer and co-founder of Applied Genealogy Institute, providing practicum-based educational opportunities for intermediate and advanced genealogists.  In 2017, she founded the Certification Discussion Group, an online series discussing her certification journey, which demystifies the process for applicants and other interested individuals.  She lectures nationally and has written articles for National…

April 2025 Classes   Bluegrass Roots – Tracing Your Kentucky Ancestor 1785 – 1940  April 3, 2025 This lecture provides an overview of record sets and resources for documenting your Kentucky ancestors using a combination of both searchable and brows-able online records, as well as archival material.       Debra M. Dudek holds a post graduate certificate in Genealogical,…

The Tacoma-Pierce County Genealogical Society is inviting you to our monthly genealogy chat meeting. Do you have thoughts, ideas, questions, or comments about anything related to genealogy? Then this is for you.  Please plan to attend, share, and expand your knowledge of all thing’s genealogy all from the comfort of your own home. We look…

Tuesday, September 10, 2024, starting at 6:00 pm This month our educational meetings resume on Tuesday September 10, at 6:00 pm in person at the Parkland/Spanaway Library and on Zoom at 6:15. This will be interactive with attendees sharing what they did genealogy-wise over the summer and there will be short 5-to-10-minute presentations. Our meetings…

by Donna Phillips Lesson for you here:  if in yard sales, garage sales, flea markets or thrift stores, you come upon discarded high school or college yearbooks (the older the better), rescue them and contact the folks at e-yearbook. You can check yourself to see if they have or don’t have the ones you just found. …