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Thanks to All for an Incredible 20th Anniversary Celebration!
Thanks to All for an Incredible 20th Anniversary Celebration!
I am absolutely thrilled that we had such a wond...
GU272 Project at American Ancestors
The Georgetown University database of 272 enslaved persons who were sold from the university to slave owners in Louisiana.
To l...
BIO FOR APRIL 20 MEETING SPEAKER
Jeannie Bartovics holds a Master’s Degree in Library and Information Science and has spent much of her career in public library se
Co-presenter Bios for March 2019 Featured Presentation: “Strategizing Paths Around Brick Walls”
BARBARA JEAN MATHEWS, Co-Presenter for Saturday March 16, 2019 Barbara Jean Mathews is a Board-certified professional genealogist ...
1619 – Honoring 400 Years Since the First Documented Africans
Click the link below for more on 1619 from the AAHGS National website:
https://www.aahgs.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=page.viewPage&a...
Chronology of 1st Documented Africans in North America
AAHGS is commemorating the arrival of the first Africans to arrive in British North America in August of 1619 by sharing informati...
December 2018 Meeting Description
The AAHGS-NE December 2018 Meeting will take place on Saturday, December 15, 2018 at 10:45 a.m. at the Cary Memorial Library in Le...
AAHGS-NE Wins Chapter of the Year
AAHGS-NE Chapter President Stella Pierce with award for Outstanding Chapter of the Year, October 2018.
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June 2019 Speaker Bio – Shahidah Amad
June 16, 2019
GU272 Project at American Ancestors
May 23, 2019
The Georgetown University database of 272 enslaved persons who were sold from the university to slave owners in Louisiana.
To logon to the database, you will need a FREE account at Americ... Bio for AAHGS-NE May 11, 2019 Speaker
May 4, 2019