German SIG Meeting on Dec 19 - cancelled
GERMAN SIG: December 19th 7:00 PM
This is meeting has been cancelled as it's so close to Christmas. See you in January!
Additional information about this SIG is available at GERMAN SIG.
Eastern European SIG on Jan 7
EASTERN EUROPE SIG: Next Meeting January 7th @ 6:00PMNOTE: Location change
Our in-person meeting will take place at St John’s Lutheran Church of Highland at 311 Cumberland Road.
January NHG Board Meeting
The January Board meeting will be held via Zoom on January 7th at 7PM Eastern Time. Board meetings are open to all current NHG members. Please click
HERE to register for the Zoom meeting. Those attending in person at CAFE CONMINGO IN WEXFORD (directly across Rt 19 from Wexford Plaza,
10 N Meadows Drive) will gather between 6 and 7 for food and socializing.
British Isles SIG - Jan 13th (Zoom)
The next meeting of the British Isles research SIG is on January 13th at 7:00pm Eastern via Zoom. Click
HERE to register for the Zoom meeting. The focus of our discussion is a "gem" or two that you have found on a British Isles related website and how it helped your research.
Additional information about this SIG is available at BRITISH ISLES SIG.DNA SIG Meeting Jan 18th (Zoom)
The Genetic Genealogy DNA Special Interest Group will meet On-line (Zoom) at 2:00 PM on January 18th. We'll have general discussions and breakouts, trying to answer questions based on the collective experience. Click HERE for Zoom registration information. More details HEREJAN 2025 NHG MONTHLY MEETING
Join Sara Cochran for "Why We Still Don't Miss 1890. Much.."
The meeting will begin at 7:00 PM on Jan 20, 2025. This meeting will be held in person at
Christ Episcopal Church and as a virtual meeting via Zoom.
Click
HERE to register for attending in person at Christ Episcopal Church.
You can register for this meeting via Zoom
HERE.
Full details are available on the Events Page.
PA Research SIG - January 22nd
Shaler Public Library - 2nd Floor Conference Room - 6PM
The
focus of this group is on research and resources relating to Pennsylvania roots.
FEB 2025 MONTHLY MEETING
Join
Linda Debe for "
Pre-1850 Census: Turning Tick Marks Into People."
The meeting will begin at 7:00 PM on February 17, 2025. This meeting will be held in person at
Christ Episcopal Church and as a virtual meeting via Zoom.
Click
HERE to register for attending in person at Christ Episcopal Church.
Register for this meeting via Zoom
HERE
Full details are available on the Events Page
Volunteers Needed
NHG has a variety of projects and activities under way that help our members - but volunteers are needed to help some of them blossum. Please let us know at
Info@NorthHillsGenealogists.org if you'd like to discuss how you might help out. In particular we're looking for a vice-President.
Northland Public Library Genealogy Books
Click
HERE to view information on Northland Public Library's genealogy collection. Many of the materials in this collection were donated to Northland by the North Hills Genealogists.
Beginner's Packet Now Available to NHG Members
Be sure to visit the "NHG LIBRARY" area when you login - the latest edition of the Genealogical Beginner's Packet is available for download by all NHG members.
NHG @ Heinz History Center
Meeting Handouts
Handouts for many of our meetings are available for download by NHG members after logging into the website and clicking on "NHG LIBRARY" in the left-hand menu. If you need assistance logging in please send an email to
Info@NorthHillsGenealogists.orgDNA Bootcamp - Online Course for Members
| North Hills Genealogists is pleased to provide this series of training from Hi-Def Genealogy as a no-charge benefit to its members. Presented by Mary Eberle and produced by Thomas MacEntee, we believe that you will find this instruction useful and informative in learning the details of Genetic Genealogy and using DNA tests as part of your family history research. These videos can be watched at any time, as often as you like. For more details click HERE. |
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AmericanAncestors.org at Northland Library
If you have New England ancestors, then the resources available from AmericanAncestors.org are invaluable. Visitors to Northland Public Library now have access to these databases and other holdings of the New England Historical and Genealogical Society, along with the many other genealogy databases already available. You can use the Northland computers, or bring your own and connect via their WiFi.
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