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Monday, October 2
(SIGs)
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Zoom Meeting
Location Research, emphasis on Pennsylvania
(Members Only)
Location, location, location is not only important in real estate. Location and time are two of the most important elements for conducting genealogical research with the best chance for success.
In this Special Interest Group we will focus on location research, identifying the resources available for the places where our ancestors lived and made records. Time must also be considered in identifying those resources and we will discuss that as well. This SIG is entitled Location Research, with an emphasis on Pennsylvania, because Location is important to all genealogists and the emphasis on Pennsylvania is based on the special interest of the host, Janet Keating McNaughton.
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Tuesday, October 10
(SIGs)
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Zoom Meeting
Genealogical Methods Study Group
(Members Only)
Our group focuses on in-depth study of different genealogical research methods and topics. We pick a book/guide and discuss one to two chapters of the book each month.
Join us as we do a study of Courthouse Research for Family Historians: Your Guide to Genealogical Treasures by Christine Rose
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Wednesday, October 11
(SIGs)
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Zoom Meeting
Legacy Family Tree SIG
(Members Only)
For the beginner to the advanced, an open discussion and instuction for all those interested in using the Legacy Family Tree software.
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Monday, October 16
(SIGs)
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Zoom Meeting
Quaker SIG
(Members Only)
Do you have or think you have Quaker ancestors? Quaker records are among the most complete and accessible available. In this discussion group, we will look at the history, the beliefs, the uniqueness of the Quakers, finding aids and resources. Terminology, dating practices, migration patterns, and governmental structure are additional topics to help us locate our Quaker ancestors.
Join us via zoom every 3rd Monday at 6:30pm.
Click HERE for the meeting link |
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Wednesday, October 18
(Meetings)
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm 830 E. 2nd Ave. Mesa and Virtual
Inside The Salem Witch Trials of 1692
Judy Lahavaijaya and Lori Fento
Travel back in time to learn about the witchcraft hysteria of Puritan Massachusetts Bay Colony in the winter, spring, and summer of 1692. Discover the causes of the panic, and how it unfolded. Then take part in the accusations, trial, and outcome for one of the best documented cases. Finally discover that Salem was by far not the first of the trials nor were the accusations and trials confined to Salem. And all just in time for Halloween!
For those who wish to attend virtually, click HERE.
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Thursday, October 19
(SIGs)
10:00 am to 11:30 am Zoom Meeting
Family Tree Maker SIG
(Members Only)
Are you a Family Tree Maker User? Have you been thinking about using Family Tree maker? This Special Interest Group is a new added benefit to FHSA members. FHSA members Katie Gertz and Randy Brown will co-host this once-a-month meeting to help each other learn all the features of this computer family tree software. We will be using the FTM 2019 version for this SIG. If you have a MAC or Windows computer with FTM 2019, please join us.
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Monday, October 23
(SIGs)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm Zoom Meeting
FamilySearch SIG
(Members Only)
With over 12 Billion searchable names in historical records, 2.6 Billion sources, and 1.5 Billioon people n the Family Tree, FamilySearch is one of the most valuable resources available to both budding and advanced family historians and genealogists.
Join us for our monthly open discussion of this important resource and explore some of the hidden treasures availlable to everyone for FREE.
Click HERE for the meeting link |
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Saturday, October 28
40th Anniversary Annual Meeting (Meetings)
9:30 am to 3:30 pm Pyle Adult Recreation Center, 655 E. Southern Ave, Tempe
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Monday, November 6
(SIGs)
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Zoom Meeting
Location Research, emphasis on Pennsylvania
(Members Only)
Location, location, location is not only important in real estate. Location and time are two of the most important elements for conducting genealogical research with the best chance for success.
In this Special Interest Group we will focus on location research, identifying the resources available for the places where our ancestors lived and made records. Time must also be considered in identifying those resources and we will discuss that as well. This SIG is entitled Location Research, with an emphasis on Pennsylvania, because Location is important to all genealogists and the emphasis on Pennsylvania is based on the special interest of the host, Janet Keating McNaughton.
Click HERE for the meeting link. |
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Wednesday, November 8
(SIGs)
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Zoom Meeting
Legacy Family Tree SIG
(Members Only)
For the beginner to the advanced, an open discussion and instuction for all those interested in using the Legacy Family Tree software.
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Tuesday, November 14
(SIGs)
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Zoom Meeting
Genealogical Methods Study Group
(Members Only)
Our group focuses on in-depth study of different genealogical research methods and topics. We pick a book/guide and discuss one to two chapters of the book each month.
Join us as we do a study of Courthouse Research for Family Historians: Your Guide to Genealogical Treasures by Christine Rose
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Wednesday, November 15
(Meetings)
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm 830 E. 2nd Ave. Mesa and Virtual
Ralph Henderson
Owner/Editor Territorial News
The Territorial News is one of the most successful well read free publications in the East Valley of the Sun, having distributed over six million printed copies at over 150 high traffic locations in East Mesa, North Gilbert, Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, and Florence, AZ since 2003. The Territorial is published every other Wednesday. September through June, and monthly, July, and August with an average distribution of 15,000 copies per issue.
For those who wish to attend virtually, click HERE.
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Thursday, November 16
(SIGs)
10:00 am to 11:30 am Zoom Meeting
Family Tree Maker SIG
(Members Only)
Are you a Family Tree Maker User? Have you been thinking about using Family Tree maker? This Special Interest Group is a new added benefit to FHSA members. FHSA members Katie Gertz and Randy Brown will co-host this once-a-month meeting to help each other learn all the features of this computer family tree software. We will be using the FTM 2019 version for this SIG. If you have a MAC or Windows computer with FTM 2019, please join us.
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Monday, November 20
(SIGs)
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Zoom Meeting
Quaker SIG
(Members Only)
Do you have or think you have Quaker ancestors? Quaker records are among the most complete and accessible available. In this discussion group, we will look at the history, the beliefs, the uniqueness of the Quakers, finding aids and resources. Terminology, dating practices, migration patterns, and governmental structure are additional topics to help us locate our Quaker ancestors.
Join us via zoom every 3rd Monday at 6:30pm.
Click HERE for the meeting link |
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Monday, November 27
(SIGs)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm Zoom Meeting
FamilySearch SIG
(Members Only)
With over 12 Billion searchable names in historical records, 2.6 Billion sources, and 1.5 Billioon people n the Family Tree, FamilySearch is one of the most valuable resources available to both budding and advanced family historians and genealogists.
Join us for our monthly open discussion of this important resource and explore some of the hidden treasures availlable to everyone for FREE.
Click HERE for the meeting link |
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Monday, December 4
(SIGs)
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Zoom Meeting
Location Research, emphasis on Pennsylvania
(Members Only)
Location, location, location is not only important in real estate. Location and time are two of the most important elements for conducting genealogical research with the best chance for success.
In this Special Interest Group we will focus on location research, identifying the resources available for the places where our ancestors lived and made records. Time must also be considered in identifying those resources and we will discuss that as well. This SIG is entitled Location Research, with an emphasis on Pennsylvania, because Location is important to all genealogists and the emphasis on Pennsylvania is based on the special interest of the host, Janet Keating McNaughton.
Click HERE for the meeting link. |
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Tuesday, December 12
(SIGs)
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Zoom Meeting
Genealogical Methods Study Group
(Members Only)
Our group focuses on in-depth study of different genealogical research methods and topics. We pick a book/guide and discuss one to two chapters of the book each month.
Join us as we do a study of Courthouse Research for Family Historians: Your Guide to Genealogical Treasures by Christine Rose
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Wednesday, December 13
(SIGs)
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Zoom Meeting
Legacy Family Tree SIG
(Members Only)
For the beginner to the advanced, an open discussion and instuction for all those interested in using the Legacy Family Tree software.
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Monday, December 18
(SIGs)
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Zoom Meeting
Quaker SIG
(Members Only)
Do you have or think you have Quaker ancestors? Quaker records are among the most complete and accessible available. In this discussion group, we will look at the history, the beliefs, the uniqueness of the Quakers, finding aids and resources. Terminology, dating practices, migration patterns, and governmental structure are additional topics to help us locate our Quaker ancestors.
Join us via zoom every 3rd Monday at 6:30pm.
Click HERE for the meeting link |
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Wednesday, December 20
(Meetings)
No meeting this month, enjoy the holidays.
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Thursday, December 21
(SIGs)
10:00 am to 11:30 am Zoom Meeting
Family Tree Maker SIG
(Members Only)
Are you a Family Tree Maker User? Have you been thinking about using Family Tree maker? This Special Interest Group is a new added benefit to FHSA members. FHSA members Katie Gertz and Randy Brown will co-host this once-a-month meeting to help each other learn all the features of this computer family tree software. We will be using the FTM 2019 version for this SIG. If you have a MAC or Windows computer with FTM 2019, please join us.
Click HERE for the meeting link.
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Monday, December 25
(SIGs)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm Zoom Meeting
FamilySearch SIG
(Members Only)
NO MEETING THIS MONTH, ENJOY THE HOLIDAY WITH YOUR FAMILY
With over 12 Billion searchable names in historical records, 2.6 Billion sources, and 1.5 Billioon people n the Family Tree, FamilySearch is one of the most valuable resources available to both budding and advanced family historians and genealogists.
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