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SUMMARY:FGS - The British Soldiers Who Fought the American Revolution
DESCRIPTION:The Falmouth Genealogical Society Presents Talk:\nThe British Soldiers Who Fought the American Revolution with author Don Hagist\nSaturday\, September 12\, 2026 10:00 am–12:00 pm\nFalmouth Public Library\, 300 Main Street\, Falmouth \nThe Falmouth Genealogical Society (FGS) will hold its monthly talk Saturday\, September 12\, 2026\, from 10:00 am-12:00pm at the Falmouth Public Library\, 300 Main Street\, Falmouth. \nSpeaking in person\, author Don Hagist will present: Noble Volunteers: The British Soldiers Who Fought the American Revolution \nRedcoats. For Americans\, the word brings to mind the occupying army that attempted to crush the Revolutionary War. There was more to these soldiers than their red uniforms\, but the individuals who formed the ranks are seldom described in any detail in historical literature\, leaving unanswered questions. Who were these men? Why did they join the army? Where did they go when the war was over? \nIn Noble Volunteers: The British Soldiers Who Fought the American Revolution\, Don N. Hagist brings life to these soldiers\, describing the training\, experiences\, and outcomes of British soldiers who fought during the Revolution. Drawing on thousands of military records and other primary sources in British\, American\, and Canadian archives\, and the writings of dozens of officers and soldiers\, Noble Volunteers shows how a peacetime army responded to the onset of war\, how professional soldiers adapted quickly and effectively to become tactically dominant\, and what became of the thousands of career soldiers once the war was over. \nHagist dispels long-held myths\, revealing how remarkably diverse British soldiers were. They represented a variety of ages\, nationalities\, and socioeconomic backgrounds\, and many had joined the army as a peacetime career\, only to find themselves fighting a war on another continent in often brutal conditions. Against the sweeping backdrop of the war\, Hagist directs his focus on the small picture\, illuminating the moments in an individual soldier’s life — those hours spent nursing a fever while standing sentry in the bitter cold\, or writing a letter to a wife back home. What emerges from these vignettes is the understanding that while these were “common” soldiers\, each soldier was completely unique\, for\, as Hagist writes\, “There was no ‘typical’ British soldier.” \nDon N. Hagist is managing editor of Journal of the American Revolution (allthingsliberty.com). His historical studies focus on presenting an accurate picture of individual soldiers and their families\, especially those of the British army who served in America. This research is done using exclusively primary sources\, mostly from archives in North America and Europe. He was a consultant for the PBS documentary The American Revolution produced by Ken Burns and the Netflix series Turning Point: The American Experiment. He has written several recent books including Noble Volunteers: The British Soldiers who fought the American Revolution\, The Revolution’s Last Men: The Soldiers behind the Photographs and the forthcoming Invisible Lives: British Soldiers’ Wives in the American Revolution. Don is an engineering consultant and also writes for several well-known syndicated cartoonists. For more information\, see his web site\, donhagist.com \nThis talk is free and open to the public. It will be held in person and is also available via Zoom. For the Zoom credentials\, please contact fgspresident@gmail.com by Friday\, September 11\, 2026. \nFor more information\, visit the FGS website at www.falgen.org.
URL:https://nergc.org/event/fgs-the-british-soldiers-who-fought-the-american-revolution/
LOCATION:Falmouth Public Library\, 300 Main Street\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Society Events - Email submissions to this calendar to webmaster@nergc.org
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SUMMARY:ESOG - Webinar - Was Your Ancestor Accused of Being a Witch? Karen Fortin
DESCRIPTION:Was Your Ancestor Accused of Being a Witch? Exploring the Colonial New England Witchcraft Trials\nPresented by Karen A. Fortin \nProgram Description\nWe have been fascinated by the stories of the New England witchcraft trials\, particularly those in Salem\, Massachusetts\, in 1692\, for hundreds of years. This presentation will explore what happened and what our ancestors believed and try to explain why these events took place. \nAbout the Speaker\nKaren A. Fortin has degrees in history and library and information science and a passion for research. She worked in public libraries for over 30 years before starting her genealogical business in 2016. She is a member of various local\, state\, and national genealogical societies\, the Association of Professional Genealogists\, and the Genealogical Speakers Guild. She loves to help people explore their family history so that they can better understand their ancestors and the world in which they lived. \nAttendance Information\nThe Zoom room opens at 12:45 p.m. Eastern. A brief Society business meeting begins at 1:00 p.m.\, followed by the presentation and an open question-and-answer period. \nNonmembers who would like the Zoom link should email membership@esog.org. For more information\, visit www.esog.org.
URL:https://nergc.org/event/esog-webinar/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Member Society Events - Email submissions to this calendar to webmaster@nergc.org
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SUMMARY:NHSOG 2026 Hybrid Fall Conference
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Murder\, Mysteries\, and Mayhem at the NHSOG 2026 Hybrid Fall Conference!\nFeaturing nationally-known genealogical author and speaker \nERIN E. MOULTON \nSaturday\, 3 October 2026\, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. \nPuritan Backroom Conference Center\, Manchester\, NH \n\n\n\n\n“The Mysterious A.A. Young”\nHave you struggled with finding your female ancestors? With a slim paper record and changing surnames\, women can be a challenge to plug into the family tree. Let’s spend some time exploring different strategies and resources that can help us unlock the stories of women gone by. We’ll consider research methods as we delve into the life of Mrs. A. A. Young\, founder of the Pythian Sisters. What was her name before marrying Mr. Rollins and then Mr. Young\, anyway? Let’s go back. Let’s find out. \n“Death of a Showman”\nWhat happens when the subject of your genealogical research joins the carnival\, moves across the country\, reappears six years younger\, marries a couple of times and then dies suddenly leaving a wave of confusion in his wake? \nSometimes\, the path of an ancestor can be long\, convoluted and confusing\, especially when you are limited to a small amount of evidence. When this happens\, tracking an ancestor from cradle to grave and completing exhaustive research across regions can help to complete the story and answer burning questions. Join us to track the life of one such subject. We’ll delve into vital records\, newspapers\, trade publications and more as we search for proof of identity. \n“Tracking True Crime”\nWhat happens when your family research turns into fodder for a true crime novel? Join us for a case study as we attempt to puzzle out the clues of one such story using family rumors\, old newspapers\, autopsy reports\, mug shots\, inmate records and more. \nContent Warning: This research is not suitable for all audiences.\n\n\n\nTickets are on sale today\, $70/in-person\, $40 remote. \nIn-person tickets include light breakfast and lunch. \nEarly Bird Discount for reservations made before September 15. \nTicket sales are strictly limited due to room capacity\, so order today to ensure a seat.
URL:https://nergc.org/event/nhsog-2026-hybrid-fall-conference/
LOCATION:Puritan Backroom Conference Center\, Manchester\, NH\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Society Events - Email submissions to this calendar to webmaster@nergc.org
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SUMMARY:ESOG - Webinar - The Art of Self-Editing for Genealogists w Pam Anderson
DESCRIPTION:The Art of Self-Editing for Genealogists\nPresented by Pam Anderson\, CG® \nProgram Description\n“The Art of Self-Editing for Genealogists” focuses on editing genealogical manuscripts. Elizabeth Shown Mills first wrote in Evidence! Citation and Analysis for the Family Historian\, 1997\, “Effective source citation is an art\, not a science. No formula can cover all situations.” The same applies to the skill of self-editing\, which must be honed. This presentation begins with assessing our genealogical writing as a whole\, progressing to paragraph development and organization\, then to sentence structure\, and finally to word choice\, using Evidence Explained and The Chicago Manual of Style as our guides. \nAbout the Speaker\nPam Anderson\, CG®\, is the owner of Anderson CoGen in Franklin County\, Pennsylvania. She used her master’s degree in Speech Pathology until changing careers in 1991\, becoming owner of Anderson Construction until 2016. She began studying her family history in 2010\, went professional in 2014\, and obtained her CG credential in 2018. Pam mentored ProGen 47 in 2020-2021 and GenProof 95 in 2025 and has taught various courses on The Art of Self-Editing for Genealogists since 2023. Her articles have appeared in the Association of Professional Genealogists Quarterly\, National Genealogical Society Quarterly and Magazine\, The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record\, Maryland Genealogical Society Journal\, and Utah Genealogical Society Crossroads. She won the National Genealogical Society’s 2025 Family History Writing Competition. \nAttendance Information\nThe Zoom room opens at 12:45 p.m. Eastern. A brief Society business meeting begins at 1:00 p.m.\, followed by the presentation and an open question-and-answer period. \nNonmembers who would like the Zoom link should email membership@esog.org. For more information\, visit www.esog.org.
URL:https://nergc.org/event/esog-webinar2/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Member Society Events - Email submissions to this calendar to webmaster@nergc.org
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SUMMARY:ACGS 2026 Hybrid Fall Conference and Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:ACGS 2026 Hybrid Fall Conference and Annual Meeting\nNew Hampshire Audubon\nMassabesic Center\n26 Audubon Way\, Auburn\, NH\nOctober 24\, 2026 – 10:30 A.M. – 3:45 P.M.\nCheck-in starts at 9:30 A.M. with a coffee hour until the meeting begins. \nJoin us for the ACGS Annual Meeting and Fall Conference\, offered this year in a hybrid format so you can participate in-person or online. We’re excited to bring back the energy of face‑to‑face learning while also providing a live‑streaming option for those who live too far from Manchester\, NH to attend. \nOur in‑person program will be held at a beautiful\, accessible venue in Auburn\, NH\, featuring plenty of free parking and easy entry for attendees with accessibility concerns. \nConference Speakers:\nAngela J. Harris\, CG®\, PLCGS\nHenri Vaillancourt & Robert B. Perreault\nRobert Cameron Weir\nIn Person $65 Members and $80 Non-Members \nOnline via Zoom $55 Members and $70 Non-Members \nFor full details on the presentations and speakers please visit ACGS.org/fall-conference-2026/ \nClick Here to Register for the Fall Conference Today!\nRegistration closes on October 10th\, 2026
URL:https://nergc.org/event/acgs-2026-hybrid-fall-conference-and-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:New Hampshire Audubon\, 26 Audubon Way\, Auburn\, NH
CATEGORIES:Member Society Events - Email submissions to this calendar to webmaster@nergc.org
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SUMMARY:TIARA GOES TO IRELAND
DESCRIPTION:TIARA’s spring 2027 genealogical & cultural tour of Ireland offered by Brack Tours.  The main tour includes three nights in Cork (25 April-27 April\, 2027) and four nights in Dublin (28 April-1 May\, 2027) with departure on 2 May\, 2027.  An optional Belfast extension of four nights (2 May-5 May) is also available with departure on 6 May.  Please see the attached flyer about the tour. \nTIARA GOES TO IRELAND Notice For Allied Groups (1)
URL:https://nergc.org/event/tiara-goes-to-ireland/
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