Upcoming Events
Hugh Dugan of Ireland, Pennsylvania, and New York: Historical Context Helps Link Generations
See how a variety of contextual sources enhances family narratives, whether your own or someone else’s. The July 2020 Hugh Dugan article in The Record provides an excellent example, and author Pam Anderson shows you how...
Writing about your genealogical conclusions is an important step in the research process. Submitting your draft to a peer-reviewed journal, such as The Record, has many benefits. This talk will address why you might...
Using DNA Tools: Ancestry, MyHeritage, and 23andMe
This live, online workshop will teach participants how to use and interpret the features from the testing companies that are integrating DNA test results with family trees and historical data. The workshop is only...
Using the “What Are the Odds?” Tool
This tool lets you test multiple hypotheses for relationships based on the amount of DNA you share with multiple matches. Attend this live, online hands-on workshop for an deeper understanding from an expert. The...
Back to Your Past: For Students Ages 8-12
We are proud to announce a new program for younger family historians. The NYG&B's Back to Your Past program is for students ages 8-12. Participants will learn more about family history and its relevance in the world...
Presented by Jane E. Wilcox Women from the seventeenth through the twentieth centuries are challenging to uncover, but we may hear their voices in the documents that recorded their lives. With many examples from the...