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Genealogy Workshop
Saturday, March 30
Genealogy Workshop
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Georgetown Peabody Library, 2 Maple St Georgetown MA
In Person ONLY! 
No Zoom session.
 
We will be sharing all things Genealogy during this workshop. Come with questions you may have. Bring a story of one of your researching projects. This time will be for you. Bring along your laptop and anything you might be working on. 
From beginner to advanced   Free and open to the Public.  
Bring a friend or family member.
 
The link below is to connect you to the library and you can check their internet resources and plan ahead.



18th Century Massachusetts Research
Saturday, April 27
18th Century Massachusetts Research
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Georgetown Peabody Libary
Hybrid meeting, Meet us in person or Virtually by Zoom
        Preregistration: https://tinyurl.com/MVAPR2024
 
Presented by Melanie McComb of American Ancestors and NEHGS
 

The 18th century was a transformative and foundational period for Massachusetts: continued colonial conflicts, movement westward, revolution, the abolition of slavery, and ultimately statehood. This session will look at just some of the many records of the era—pre and post American independence—including military records, tax lists, census records, newspapers, city directories, and more.

 

Melanie McComb, Senior Genealogist, assists library visitors, both on-site and online, with their family history research. She is an international lecturer who teaches on a variety of topics. Melanie holds a B.S. degree from the State University of New York at Oswego. She previously served as the social media coordinator for the NextGen Genealogy Network, a non-profit that creates a community for younger genealogists, where she managed the Facebook and Twitter accounts. She continues her interest in helping younger genealogists get involved at American Ancestors by assisting with educational programs from local schools, scout groups, and universities. Her areas of expertise include Irish genealogy, DNA, Atlantic Canada, Jewish genealogy, and military records.

 

Free and Open to the Public.
 
Collaboration, Education and Preserve