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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...
Speaker Bio – Charles H. Price Jr.
Charles H. Price, Jr., a Lexington resident for 56 years, is a retired electronics engineer, now working summers as a tour guide f...
Speaker Bio – Robert Cameron Weir – March 20, 2021
Robert Cameron Weir (“Rob”) is a professional genealogist and the proprietor of Yourigins, in Dover, New Hampshire. A 12th generat...
Bio for Speaker November 21, 2020
Saturday, November 21, 2020
Film and Discussion: The Lost Ancestors
Featured Presenter: Robert Bellinger, Ph.D.
Professor Rober...
National AAHGS – Virginia Humanities Scholars Grant
The Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society is pleased to announce that it is
a recipient of a 2020 Virginia Humanities...
Bios for October 26, 2019 Speakers at NEHGS
On Saturday, October 26, 2019, the New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) on Newbury Street in Boston will host o...
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...
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Speaker Bio – Charles H. Price Jr.
April 9, 2021
Charles H. Price, Jr., a Lexington resident for 56 years, is a retired electronics engineer, now working summers as a tour guide for the Town of Lexington, MA.
Born in Roxbury, MA and educa... Speaker Bio – Robert Cameron Weir – March 20, 2021
March 12, 2021
Robert Cameron Weir (“Rob”) is a professional genealogist and the proprietor of Yourigins, in Dover, New Hampshire. A 12th generation New Englander with 15 years’ experience in genealogical ... Speaker Bio – Robert Bellinger, PhD
February 19, 2021
02202021-AAHGS-NE-Meeting Bio