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NHSOG Spring Meeting - 20 May 2017
- Details online
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New
England Regional Genealogical Consortium to Hold 2017 Conference
The 2017 NERGC Conference will be held April 26-29 at the
MassMutual Convention Center in Springfield, Massachusetts. The conference
theme, “Using the Tools of Today & Tomorrow to Understand the Past,” will offer
some great learning opportunities to genealogists from beginners to
professionals. Featured speakers include renowned “tech guy,” Thomas MacEntee;
German Genealogy expert, Warren Bittner; and PBS’s Genealogy Roadshow
co-host, Kenyatta Berry. Visit the website at
http://www.nergc.org/2017-conference/ for details.
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Title Index to New Hampshire Genealogical Record
updated through 30. |
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Thinking of joining? Here's a sample issue of the
NHSOG Newsletter (PDF) |
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Now available - Everyname index to
New
Hampshire Families in 1790 now online. |
NHSOG is proud to announce our latest publication:
Historical Memoranda concerning Persons and Places in
Old Dover, N.H. Volume II.
Special prepublication prices available. |
NH Families in 1790 - Volume I
- Now AvailableThe New Hampshire Society of Genealogists has released the long awaited New Hampshire Families in 1790
Volume 1. 472 pp. includes a 66 page bibliography, indexed, cloth.
Published by The New Hampshire Society of Genealogists, 2007
Details inside |
NH Families in 1790 - Volume II
New Format for
Volume II
The N.H. Families
in 1790 blog was created to assist New
Hampshire
genealogical researchers and to provide guidance for those who wish to provide
sketches for submission to the ongoing New Hampshire Families in 1790 project.
Please visit the blog site at
http://NHFams1790.blogspot.com. We welcome sketches for the project
following the guidelines in the blog and we also welcome authors for blog
posts. Please email Diane Gravel at
dianeflorencegravel@gmail.com
or Carol Swaine-Kuzel at ckuzel@comcast.net
for additional information. |
We regret that due to limited resources,
we are unable to respond individually to
requests for genealogy research assistance. If you are looking for this type of
assistance, visit our Resources page for some ideas on where
to go for help with your New Hampshire research questions. Good luck with your New
Hampshire genealogy research! |
