Genealogy Databases
Americanancestors.org
(Please note that this database is only accessible from within the library.) Founded in 1845, New England Historic Genealogical Society is the oldest and most respected nonprofit genealogical organization in the country. American Ancestors is their online presence containing numerous genealogy databases.
Ancestry.com
(Please note that this database is only accessible from within the library.) Access census, vital records, immigration and much more genealogy information from around the world. Thank you to the Friends of the Meredith Library for providing this database!
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HeritageQuest
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Past Club Meetings
When the Trail Turns Cold Advanced Genealogical Research-Diane Gravel
Creating Family Tree Wreaths. Using Weebly to create Websites. Tune-Up Your Genealogy Skills-There are many sites which offer free genealogy tutorials. Here is the hand-out from the club meeting: Genealogy Tune-Up Using School Records-Learn about school resources online and off that will help you find your ancestors. View the Handout. Newspapers and Genealogy-Learn what information can be found in newspapers and how to access it. View the handout with links you can click on. Aimee Fogg-Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery and Memorial and Individual Deceased Personnel File and Ordering Replacement Medals for veterans. Handout on requesting military records. 1940 Census-View the slideshow and download the hand-out. Get a blank 1940 Census Form. Irish Genealogy Resources-View the slideshow. |
