Volunteer Recognition and New Member Appreciation Program

“Seven Immigration Methodologies” presented by David Ouimette

Immigrant ancestors tend to elude us more than those who stay in one place from birth until death. Immigrants appearing in a new land may leave their origins hidden. Genealogists draw upon several research tools and techniques to gather, analyze, or correlate data effectively to trace immigrant origins. Sound methodologies guide research, are based on genealogy standards, and emerge from basic principles. In this presentation, we demonstrate seven methodologies for tracing immigrants to their places of origin.  

A place to learn, share, and collaborate on MyHeritage research tools. 

Meeting time: 4th Tuesday of every month from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. unless noted on event schedule.

To join this group please contact Richard Freeman: rjfreeman2000@icloud.com

 MIGRATION ROUTES

COLONIAL LIFE

Following the book “Albion’s Seed” by David Hackett Fisher

"The Puritans – 1629-1649” presented by Joshua Taylor

"The Quakers - 1675-1725" presented by Joshua Taylor

“The Cavaliers – 1642-1675”  presented by Judy Russell

“Scots-Irish – 1717-1775”  presented by Judy Russell  

DOORS OPEN AT 8:30 A.M.

Registration is required and will open March 1st. 

Check back for prices and details. 

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