ARE YOUR PLANS WORKING FOR RESEARCH?
We will also have a sharing of Lost Ancestors during the event.
Community Room 1 to 4 pm Free
Come learn, join in and have fun.
Our goals for the year are to cover all 50 States and the Countries that are requested.
We have covered 10 so far. Data available upon request.
Need feed back on what countries you want more data on: Germany, England, Scotland, etc.
CONTACT SUSI at SusiCP@cox.net
Sunday, March 25, 2018
Saturday, March 24, 2018
Joint meeting with South Bay Historical Society. TODAY
CVGS Special Saturday Joint General Meeting
When: Saturday, March 24, 2018 1:00 PM, PDT
Where: Chula Vista Civic Center Library Auditorium
Where: Chula Vista Civic Center Library Auditorium
EVENT DETAILS:
Chula Vista Genealogy Society Special Saturday General Meeting.
“A Special Joint Meeting With South Bay Historical Society”
Chula Vista Civic Center Branch Library
(365 F Street, Chula Vista, CA 91910)
Our March meeting will be a joint meeting with the South Bay Historical Society.
Please note:
This meeting will be on Saturday March 24 1:00-3:00.
The program will consist of three presentations:
Connie Rascon Gunther:
The Early Families Of Chula Vista – Reflecting on our past.
Victor Contreras:
A Theatrical interpretation of a person who actually lived here – Bonifacio Lopez, A California Rancher of the 1800’s
Joaquin Blanco:
Life and Farming In The Otay Valley.
Come join us and learn a bit about the area we live in. Invite your family and friends to join you.
Refreshments will follow the meeting.
Please note the change of DAY (Saturday) and TIME (1:00pm)!
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
Chula Vista Genealogical Society
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Catching Up On Your Research By Susi P
March 21st Lemon Grove 6 to 7:45.pm
Catching Up on Your Research, by Susi and others.
Reviewing your research, making goals for the future.
Come learn the new adventures we are having.
Learn how easy it is to do this fun thing. Also how it may actually also save your life.
Thursday, March 15, 2018
Dick Eastman, shares news on our Libraries.
Reading Dick Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter, was very refreshing to see the Libraries that are working to improve some areas of our lives.
https://blog.eogn.com/
27 Public Libraries and the Internet Archive Launch “Community Webs” for Local History Web Archiving
You can learn more at:http://bit.ly/2IqBJi1.
You can see California really got invovled which excites me because San Diego and Los Angeles City Libraries are both invovled.
Check this out ...
Dick Eastman thanks for this heads up.
Tuesday, March 13, 2018
Blogging Troubles
Hi,
For some reason since I last blogged. I can not access the family site to add new information.
Susi's Chatty Performances
Anyone have good knowledge I could use some advise. I read a lot of information and nothing seems to apply.
SusiCP1@gmail.com
or SusiCP@cox.net
For some reason since I last blogged. I can not access the family site to add new information.
Susi's Chatty Performances
Anyone have good knowledge I could use some advise. I read a lot of information and nothing seems to apply.
SusiCP1@gmail.com
or SusiCP@cox.net
Monday, March 12, 2018
Jamboree At Burbank 2018 Some People I know
Jamboree At Burbank 2018 Some People I know
Amazing things happen some times. I read with great interest that fellow co workers of long, long ago are going to grace the grounds of the Jamboree.
As a working member of the old Golden Gate Forum as Host GFS Susi, who shared information about the Mid Atlantic States for 8 + years. I was graced with Jayne doing Delaware because it was her home state. I covered the others with help from various other speakers. We even had a newsletter that was shared amongst the members. We had fun and we learned a lot as we also were helping others learn about Genealogy and History. RIP Jayne.
Seeing that Drew Smith, MLS is going to grace the halls of the Jamboree. Not sure when I saw him last but not been to many years, maybe at a Jamboree as with Dear Myrtle. (Pat)
He is writing books and travels and shares knowledge with other genealogical groups and societies.
He discusses Cluster Research to get past your brick walls. He talks of many topics. Wow from way back in the early 1990's.
Then up comes another persons name and I see it less often that Drew's but was delighted to see it.
Angela Walton-Raji. BA,MEd. Was so excited to see she is doing well and will be at Jamboree.
Angela, hi, I am waving to you.
She is great discussing Native American Genealogy and Slaves and Freedman and Women in many rolls. A Great team player and knowledge galore. Love this ladies personality.
Then I see Cheri Mello, MA on the list another Golden Gate Forum person. Yes we have seen each other at Jamboree before.
On Facebook I see and share knowledge with other Golden Gate Forum peoples.
There are other people as speakers I have known for years but because many used hidden names I am not sure if there were more I should recognize. Nice to see a cousin as a speaker, she must be thrilled.
May 31 and June 1 and 2 for actual Conference. Marriott Hotel Burbank, CA
But you need to sign up now because they always seem to run almost or out of beds for all the attendees. It is packed but so much fun. I would like to find my FOULK cousin I saw there a few years ago.
www.genealogyjamboree.com
Amazing things happen some times. I read with great interest that fellow co workers of long, long ago are going to grace the grounds of the Jamboree.
As a working member of the old Golden Gate Forum as Host GFS Susi, who shared information about the Mid Atlantic States for 8 + years. I was graced with Jayne doing Delaware because it was her home state. I covered the others with help from various other speakers. We even had a newsletter that was shared amongst the members. We had fun and we learned a lot as we also were helping others learn about Genealogy and History. RIP Jayne.
Seeing that Drew Smith, MLS is going to grace the halls of the Jamboree. Not sure when I saw him last but not been to many years, maybe at a Jamboree as with Dear Myrtle. (Pat)
He is writing books and travels and shares knowledge with other genealogical groups and societies.
He discusses Cluster Research to get past your brick walls. He talks of many topics. Wow from way back in the early 1990's.
Then up comes another persons name and I see it less often that Drew's but was delighted to see it.
Angela Walton-Raji. BA,MEd. Was so excited to see she is doing well and will be at Jamboree.
Angela, hi, I am waving to you.
She is great discussing Native American Genealogy and Slaves and Freedman and Women in many rolls. A Great team player and knowledge galore. Love this ladies personality.
Then I see Cheri Mello, MA on the list another Golden Gate Forum person. Yes we have seen each other at Jamboree before.
On Facebook I see and share knowledge with other Golden Gate Forum peoples.
There are other people as speakers I have known for years but because many used hidden names I am not sure if there were more I should recognize. Nice to see a cousin as a speaker, she must be thrilled.
May 31 and June 1 and 2 for actual Conference. Marriott Hotel Burbank, CA
But you need to sign up now because they always seem to run almost or out of beds for all the attendees. It is packed but so much fun. I would like to find my FOULK cousin I saw there a few years ago.
www.genealogyjamboree.com
Saturday, March 10, 2018
Lots of News Out There.
It is a must for New York Researchers.
This is such a disgusting way for our government workers to make Citizens upset.
You can read it and weep here in the Notice of Adoption of Amendment to Article 207 of the New York City Health Code.
Instead of reaping rewards they are burying their heads. My opinion.
If you are a member of NEHGS they have some great things coming up to enjoy.
Creating a Research Plan:
Tips from NEHGS Research Services
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2161221335072486913?source=reminder+email
April at both meetings will be TIMELINE Topic for all, both Lemon Grove and Bonita-Sunnyside Library. Besides what is coming out in the Newsletter.
If you become a member of the society you will get the newsletter which is printed monthly, note quarterly. You can also access many of us older members surnames that are on our Society Web Page.
https://chulavistagenealogysociety.wildapricot.org/
We want to remind people we have a Genealogical Section at the 4th and F St Branch, Civic Center Library. After you browse the book, put in on the rack near wall to be reshelved. That way library and members know the books are being read, browsed. We have some important series that were books that will not go out of need. Source books. We have many Surname books. We were originally told we must reshelf them 20 years ago. It has changed and we have to readapt to the new process. Please come and spend some time learning more about your kin.
Remember we meet the 1st Saturday of every month at the Bonita-Sunnyside Library to be available to help those whom work during the week. 1 to 4 pm
We meet at Lemon Grove Library in the evenings. 6 to 8 pm . day and hours may change but still at that time and day. I can be reached at SusiCP1@gmail.com
This is the Educational Blog for any and all doing research.
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