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There is one meeting left in 2024 and we have a great lineup of programs lined up for 2025. Go to the Meetings tab to learn about next year's presentations.
Special Interest Groups
Everyone who is interested in family history is not necessarily interested in the same subject area or skillset. With that in mind CDGS sponsors three Special Interest Groups. Opportunities for members to delve into their family history in a smaller group setting.
- Writers' Workshop - led by retired English Professor Paul Lamar. Participants refine how to express their thoughts and research in a written format. There is a $35 surcharge for participation in this group. A new five meeting session starts in September, registration opens on August 1.
- French/French Canadian Research - This is a newly forming group who will share sources, tips, tricks, etc. to improve reseach of their French or French Canadian ancestors. There is no charge for paricipation in this group.
- Jewish Genealogy - This group will focus on finding those elusive Jewish ancestors. There may also be opportunities to volunteer in Jewish Cemetery clean up. There is no charge for participation in this group.
If you are interested in any of these groups email contactcdgs@cdgsny.org
November 16m 2024
1 PM ET
Determining where your Upstate New York ancestors lived can provide valuable context to understanding their lives but figuring out that physical location can sometimes be tricky. Learn about map resources and various survey and lotting systems used in Upstate New York as well as some strategies that can help you put your ancestor on the map.
Attendees will learn:
· Key map resources for locating where your ancestor lived.· Some of the various survey & lotting systems used in Upstate New York.· Some strategies for placing your ancestor on the map.· Some examples of how these mapping skills may be used beyond New York State.
We do not meet in the month of december.
remember to renew your membership and we will see you next year!
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