Family history is a fascinating and personal way for everyone to better understand who they are and how our past has shaped us. Genealogy also helps to reveal and strengthen connections between individuals and communities. But how do you get started?
Join the NYG&B and guest speaker Judy Nimer Muhn for a look at the key essentials for beginning your genealogy journey; resources and tips specific to conducting New York Indigenous family history research; and how you can preserve your own New York family stories.
Speaker Bio
Judy Nimer Muhn has been researching her family tree from the age of 12, specializing in French-Canadian, Acadian, Native American and Michigan research. She has lectured at National Genealogical Society conferences, RootsTech, Federation of Genealogical Societies as well as conferences in Europe and around North America. Owner of Lineage Journeys, she conducts research for clients and offers presentations in churches, libraries and organizations.
Judy is the President of the Oakland County Genealogical Society, President for the Michigan Genealogical Council, board member & Awards Chair of the National Genealogical Society, former Secretary of the GeneaBloggers, and a member of many.
This series is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
