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ATTENTION: Everyone interested in German Genealogical Reserarch & German American Heritage.
The German Heritage of the Tri-State area is considerable. If you are interested in finding out more about this heritage you are invited to come this Sunday, July 31, 2011, from 1:30 to 3:30 to the Bayard Room at Willard Library. Karin Marie Kirsch will lead a discussion of what we already know about these Germans and what we hope to find out. Bring your questions.
Karin is in charge of establishing a TSGS German Special Interest Group (SIG)... this group should become a great group to be involved with! Everyone is invited!!!
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
THE CAPTAIN'S LOG –
TSGS News
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13 Oct 2009
6:30 p.m. Individual Research Assistance
Bring your information!
7:30 p.m. Regular Meeting
"What Everyone Needs To Understand About Research..." - Mary Lou Bevers
When you visit Willard Library, be sure to check out the display cases on the first floor by the front door and, especially the case at the top of the stairs to the genealogy floor. This month Vannetta McDowell has done an excellent display on cemetery preservation. To add to this is a display behind the upstairs counter in the book cases of some very nice examples of some of the incredible grave markers she has photographed. I am very much impressed with this display and photos.
Peggy Newton, Pat Sides & Lyn Martin have made displays including those book cases and a "Treasure Chest!"
I hope to see a large crowd tonight at our Tri-State Genealogical Society monthly membership meeting:
13 Oct 2009
6:30 p.m. Individual Research Assistance
Bring your information!
7:30 p.m. Regular Meeting
"What Everyone Needs To Understand About Research..." - Mary Lou Bevers
Discussion Groups:
"Organizing Your Information" - Mary Lou Bevers
OR "Passenger Lists" - Karin Marie Kirsch
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When you visit Willard Library, be sure to check out the display cases on the first floor by the front door and, especially the case at the top of the stairs to the genealogy floor. This month Vannetta McDowell has done an excellent display on cemetery preservation. To add to this is a display behind the upstairs counter in the book cases of some very nice examples of some of the incredible grave markers she has photographed. I am very much impressed with this display and photos.
Peggy Newton, Pat Sides & Lyn Martin have made displays including those book cases and a "Treasure Chest!"
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Karin Kirsch is developing a "Special Interest Group" (SIG) concerning German Genealogy. If you are interested contact Karin or come to tonight's meeting to learn more!
John G. West, TSGS President
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