Event List

They stand there behind those gates; marble and granite memorials to those who went before. The stones in those cemeteries and the stories they tell for our families are of crucial importance to genealogists.

The Daughters of the American Revolution will be at Geneva Public Library to discuss their organization and their connection to American history. They will give a video presentation and provide membership information.

Do you have pioneers or early ancestors in the Miami Valley Region? The Miami river system was a key component for migration, survival, farming and opportunity.

This presentation is the result of my being asked many times how I managed to find connections between my family and DNA matches. It covers clustering matches, building out family trees for matches, and then verifying those trees with records.

The Daughters of the American Revolution will host a discussion highlighting local patriots of the American Revolution.

Courthouse records contain information about your family from cradle to grave. Births, marriages, deaths, deeds, mortgages, wills, probate files and guardianship records can all be found at the county courthouse.

Discover the evolution of genealogy's significance throughout history and its transformation in the era of at-home DNA testing. Explore the emergence of genetic genealogy, its benefits, challenges, and ethical implications.

When we are stuck moving backward, it may help to trace our ancestors forward. This lecture offers examples of working from both sides to solve a problem.

2026 marks the 250-year anniversary of America's signing of the Declaration of Independence. At the time of America's independence, the population of the American colonies was about 2.5 million.