Saturday, November 19, 2022 1:30 PM Researching Your French-Canadian Ancestors Jolene Mullen, author of Connecticut Town Meeting Records during the American Revolution, and a forthcoming similar project for Rhode Island, will be joining us. She also has expertise in French Canadian ancestry research, which she will be sharing with us. Godfrey Premium members can […]
Press Release (July 11, 2022) The Godfrey Memorial Library won first prize in the SLAM! video category for its Manumissions Project. Carol Ansel, Executive Director of the Godfrey, accepted the prize – $250 and one year of access to VIVID-PIX commercial software – at the SLAM! Idea Showcase held at the national conference of the […]
Godfrey Genealogy ClubSaturday, July 16, 2022Zoom Presentation 1:30 – 2:30 pm (EST) Al Fiacre, Godfrey Memorial Library Board Chair and researcher will give a presentation on probate records — where to find them and how they can aid you in your research. He will be looking at examples from Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. […]
VIRTUAL EVENT Getting the Most Out of the Godfrey Scholar Databases, Part 2 Carol Ansel, Director of the Godfrey Memorial Library, will walk you through the rest of the resources on our website, “The Scholar.” Back in February, she demonstrated a little over half of the resources and she will now do the same […]
VIRTUAL EVENT Mel Smith on Connecticut Divorce Records We will welcome Mel Smith, of the Genealogy & History Department of the Connecticut State Library. He will be discussing Connecticut Divorce Records. The Zoom presentation will take place at 1:30 pm (EST) on May 21. Please register by 4:00 pm Friday, May 20. GML Premium Godfrey […]
Nick Bellantoni on Connecticut Crypts 1:30 PM (EDT) We will welcome Nick Bellantoni, the former Connecticut State Archaeologist. Nick has been called in several times to help out in cases where crypts have been vandalized. He uses his experience and expertise in recognizing and aging human bones to return the remains to their proper […]
Stephen P. Morse on the 1950 Census 1:30 pm (EST) The moment we’ve been waiting for is soon upon us — the release of the 1950 Census! Our speaker this month is Stephen P. Morse, well-known among genealogists for the search tools on his One-Step Webpages. When the 1950 census is released in April, […]
Nick Bellantoni on Connecticut Crypts 1:30 pm (EST) We will welcome Nick Bellantoni, the former Connecticut State Archaeologist. Nick has been called in several times to help out in cases where crypts have been vandalized. He uses his experience and expertise in recognizing and aging human bones to return the remains to their proper […]
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