More Sources Found.

As I was scanning Facebook this morning, found a new source for Mid West knowledge.

Kenneth R Marks shared a post.

6 mins

Huge NEW Obits update for the Midwest states! Check out the 280 New Databases and 880 total Free Obituary and Obituary Index Links for the Mid-West States!

http://bit.ly/2SF9dwY

The Ancestor Hunt

8 mins

Huge NEW Obits update for the Midwest states! Check out the 280 New Databases and 880 total Free Obituary and Obituary Index Links for the Mid-West States!

http://bit.ly/2SF9dwY

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Saturday 1 to 4 pm, Indian Heritage and Research.

Saturday 2 March, 2019, I will be presenting information on Indian Research and ones potential heritage.

One part will talk about what is there  to help us. The second part will give more information for
research methods.

It is hoped and scheduled for three more topics, later  in year, to follow this to cover all the ground.

Also trusting Donna Bradley will be well and able to come share her terrific expertise in doing research for the Tribes.  Hopefully before fall arrives, wishing her a speedy recovery.

A map will be shared that will show a good percentage of the Indian Tribes still with us.

Urls will be given, suggestions and help to learn how to do the research, what to look for in doing the research and where to look .

We hope we will see you at the meeting.

Light refreshments and drink will be available.      Bonita-Sunnyside Library, 1 to 4 pm Bonita Rd next to the Bonita Golf Course and the Sheriff's Department in the auditorium.  

We also will break midway to refresh what we have discussed and share your feedback.

SusiCP@cox.net for further information.

Between the World Wars Presented by John Finch

CVGS General Meeting

When: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 12:00 PM, PST
Where: Chula Vista Civic Center Library Auditorium

EVENT DETAILS:

Chula Vista Genealogy Society General Meeting

“Between The World Wars”

Presented by:John Finch

John has been a member of the Chula Vista Genealogical Society for nearly twenty years and has served as Library Coordinator, Program Chair and President (2004 -2006 term). Born and raised in Idaho, he retired from the U.S. Navy, 1980, and San Diego County Probation Dept., 1999.

John developed an interest in his own family history at a very young age, but did not begin an active pursuit of research until after retiring in 1999. Now, he spends several hours each week researching his family and volunteers, at this library, every Wednesday morning to assist new and seasoned researchers.

John’s topic, Between The World Wars will include an overview of the War; an examination of the efforts to provide for a permanent peace (The War to End All Wars); the impact of the war on all populations and the failure of International Treaties that followed the cessation of hostilities. A display of the various military and other records and documents will be presented which, hopefully, will aid in your research pursuits of this era.

Following the presentation by our guest speaker there will be raffle drawings, refreshments and fellowship to complete the program.

Attendance is free Best regards, Chula Vista Genealogical Society

New Urls's to Try New York Especially

I found these sites and need to share them with you all.

http://www.theancestorhunt.com/blog/new-york-online-historical-newspapers-summary1#.XG2XbyMrIug

Free New York Obituaries and Obituary Index Links

This site has much information you may have been hunting for.

Newspapers, Obituaries, Photos ( has 1,796),

You need to check this site out, county by county and extra data.

If you wish to search this state's historic newspapers for obituaries, click on New York Online Historical Newspapers Summary

I see it is also on Facebook.




https://www.facebook.com/groups/602139783309198/


Genealogy Books  - Sell, Buy or Trade.  

Yes, it is here.

Bonita-Sunnyside Library 1 to 4 pm Indian Heritage

THIS EVENT WILL BE PRESENTED ON 2 MARCH

WEATHER CAUSED CANCELLATION.







We will be covering Indian Heritage today.. We will be discussing the many various tribes from different regions.

Donna Bradley may or may not be their since she has been ill with bronchitis and has not contacted me since Sunday last.

Other topics may be discussed also as needed by guests.

Migration, life styles, and inter relationships with in the various tribes will be mentioned.

See you their.

Peace.

Meeting 30 Jan Noon CVCC Library

CVGS General Meeting

When: Wednesday, January 30, 2019 12:00 PM, PST
Where: Chula Vista Civic Center Library Auditorium

“Women Warriors Part II”

Presented by: Annette Hubbell

Annette Hubbell has been writing and acting since 2007.  We have seen her as Hattie Elizabeth in Witness to Gettysburg and Eleanor Roosevelt in Tea with Mrs.Roosevelt. Her first publication, A Spoonful of Grace: Mealtime Blessings in Bite-Sized Pieces, won the Silver Medal in the 2018 Illumination Awards for exemplary Christian writing. The Women Warriors performance is adapted from her second book, Eternity in the Rearview Mirror, which is scheduled for publication early next year. A San Diego native, Annette has an MBA from Cal State San Marcos, a Business degree from SDSU and in her former life was a General Manager of a water district in North County.

This will be Annette’s fourth appearance with us! First it was as Hattie Elizabeth Turner in Witness to Gettysburg, then as Eleanor Roosevelt in Tea with Mrs. Roosevelt, and then, in a production of Women Warriors, we saw her bring to life Corrie ten Boom, Mary McLeod Bethune, Sojourner Truth and Harriet Beecher Stowe!

 As genealogists, we look for the stories of our ancestors, for that is one of the ways we are led to others. Annette is back for another look at four extraordinary women, Elizabeth Fry, Amy Carmichael, Anne Bradstreet, and Gladys Aylward.

Annette is proof that there is life after retirement! For more information, visit her website at www.annettehubbell.com

Following the presentation by our guest speaker there will be raffle drawings, refreshments and fellowship to complete the program.

Please register soon if you plan to attend this meeting so that we may better plan for this event.

Attendance is free

Best regards,
Chula Vista Genealogical Society

New Research Places to look

https://archive.org/details/genealogy  Mixed information. you can spend days here.

This site is never ending........ data taken from many, many places.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/219540584747499/?multi_permalinks=243341564335997 Virginia data

http://rihistoriccemeteries.org/Default.aspx?fbclid=IwAR2IIEDGF0y_8E50JIsBbR0jimcKwMW91Kh7wpcFNtPVrl6_nkXdlIV1H6I
Rhode Island data.


https://www.facebook.com/groups/1404224006465134/
Reflections on the History of Syracuse, NY and Onondaga County

One never knows what you may find.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/218083517254/?ref=br_rs


Texas is about to do a big blunder for Genealogist. GOOGLE  re
cords   .