MARCH 28, SUNDAY, 3 pm Military research leads us to the facts about an ancestor’s service, complete with dates and places. We can learn about the battles and other significant events. But to bring their full experience in service to … Continue reading →
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 3 pm – O N L I N E The Genealogical Proof Standard states that analysis and correlation of data is necessary before we can say something is proven, but what techniques are best? Many people collect … Continue reading →
JANUARY 24, SUNDAY, 3 pm – O N L I N E Herb Frantz will present updates for the computer users group. It will be followed by a question and answer period on any genealogy topic. Invitations will be sent … Continue reading →
NOVEMBER 22, SUNDAY, 3 pm – O N L I N E This presentation will discuss the value of DNA clustering to help break through brick walls. The ability to group your DNA matches into common ancestral lines can be … Continue reading →
You Located the Ancestral Village of Your Ancestor – Now What? Nancy Waters OCTOBER 25, SUNDAY, 3 pm – O N L I N E Now that the ancestral village of your ancestor has been located, what’s next? How do … Continue reading →
Baltimore County Genealogical Society September Virtual Meeting Because of the continuing closure of the Parkville Senior Center due to the covid-19 pandemic, the BCGS board has decided to hold our regularly scheduled meeting on September 27th at 3:00pm virtually using … Continue reading →
German Marylanders Shelley Arnold FEBRUARY 23, SUNDAY, 3 pm Every story is important. Whether your ancestors were inventors, manufacturers, brewers or a stay at home mom, they all contributed to American culture. Their every step paved the way. “The starting … Continue reading →
Research Day January 26, Sunday, 12 – 4 pm Everyone is invited to use all of the research assets of our Library from 12:00 Noon until 4:00 PM. The Computer Genealogy Interest Group meets at 1 pm. The Eastern European … Continue reading →
NOVEMBER 24, SUNDAY, 3 pm OUTLINE I. Issues surrounding development II. Endangered cemeteries III. Job hazards IV. Unique sites V. Other techniques (using special techniques or equipment) VI. Ownership issues VII. Types of grave markers and cemeteries VIII. Types of … Continue reading →
OCTOBER 27, SUNDAY, 3 pm An aunt asked me to get involved with our family genealogy. Then she talked me into sending my DNA to Ancestry.com. I was surprised to find a close, but unknown, DNA match. To learn how … Continue reading →
