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September 9th Monthly Meeting

Virtual

GEDmatch DNA and Genealogy Tools to Grow Your Family Tree | Carol Horton will present a virtual talk about GEDmatch. She will discuss using DNA to estimate ethnicity, to find family members, and upcoming plans.  “GEDmatch is an online database that allows users to upload raw DNA data files downloaded from commercial testing companies like AncestryDNA, 23andMe, or MyHeritage. It bridges the gaps between different platforms, giving users free tools to compare genetic profiles, find relatives, and analyze deep ancestry across multiple company databases.” Join us online on September 9th for GEDmatch Here it the lnk for the meeting. PLease copy... Continue Reading »

Free

FRGS Monthly Meeting on June 10th

Hybrid

Trip Wiggins will discuss Cemetery Research. Come and hear how to prepare for a visit to an ancestor’s cemetery and what to do (and not to do) once you get there. Trip will also describe ways to FIND your ancestor's cemetery, what to do while you are there.  Very importantly he will share ways to SAFELY clean your ancestor’s headstone. The in-person meeting will be at the FamilySearch Center, 20 Boscobel Rd, 22405 and on ZOOM. FRGS Administrator is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. To REGISTER for the meeting, copy the above link into a new windows page,... Continue Reading »

May FRGS Monthly Membership Meeting

Virtual

“Old Photographs and your Genealogical Research So, you’ve come across an old family photograph album.  How can it help you with your family’s genealogy research?  This presentation discusses how old family photos can enrich your family’s genealogy story by putting a face to an otherwise dull list of dates and places.  It will explore how to extract additional information from those old family photos of known ancestors, and possibly, how to identify unknown people found in those same photo albums.” Join Dave Thomen on May 13th at 7 pm om Zoom or the Family History Center at 20 Bosobel Rd., Fredericksburg, VA Register... Continue Reading »