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A Nation of Stories: Connecting Local Legacies to America250 with Elizabeth Hodges
Saturday, November 9
A Nation of Stories: Connecting Local Legacies to America250 with Elizabeth Hodges  (DSGR Meeting Schedule)
11:00 am
Zoom webinar - registration required
Discover the diverse and interconnected stories that shape our nation's history as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This presentation will equip you with the tools to uncover, document, and share your community's contributions to American independence. Discover strategies for public engagement through collaborative projects, educational programs, and community events that spotlight the unique stories of your area, fostering a meaningful connection to the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
 
This is a joint program with the Oakland County Genealogy Society (OCGS.) This meeting will be virtual only. Attendees will be asked to pre-register. A public link will be available one week before the meeting on the home page of our website.
 
The webinar will begin at 11:00 am sharp with a few announcements followed by our virtual speaker, a Genealogy Librarian, at the Genealogy Center, Allen County Public Library of Fort Wayne, Indiana. 



Saturday, January 11, 2025
TBA  (DSGR Meeting Schedule)
12:30 pm
Detroit Public Library, Main - Explorer's Room & Virtual with Zoom
The time for this presentation has been changed so attendees can easily use the Burton Historical Collection after the meeting.



Newspaper Research at the Library of Michigan with Mathew Pacer
Saturday, February 8, 2025
Newspaper Research at the Library of Michigan with Mathew Pacer  (DSGR Meeting Schedule)
12:30 pm
Detroit Public Library, Main - Explorer's Room & Virtual with Zoom
The Library of Michigan has one of the most comprehensive collections of Michigan newspapers. Stop by and learn more about our print and electronic newspaper collections as well as learn some strategies for navigating the various online collections of digitized Michigan news publications. 
 
The time for this presentation has been changed so attendees can easily use the Burton Historical Collection after the meeting.



Expanding Your Family History Journey with Melissa Rzepczynski
Saturday, March 8, 2025
Expanding Your Family History Journey with Melissa Rzepczynski  (DSGR Meeting Schedule)
12:30 pm
Detroit Public Library, Main - Explorer's Room & Virtual with Zoom
Family history is a fascinating journey into your family’s past. For some, the adventure has just begun, while others have been on this voyage for some time or perhaps are returning to the quest once again. Whether a beginner or a more experienced researcher, join us as we navigate the winding adventurous path and explore methods and resources to expand your family history.
 
The time for this presentation has been changed so attendees can easily use the Burton Historical Collection after the meeting.



Saturday, April 12, 2025
Selected Genealogical Resources for Michigan & Detroit/ BHC stacks tour with Mark Bowden  (DSGR Meeting Schedule)
12:30 pm
Detroit Public Library, Main - Explorer's Room & Virtual with Zoom
Program description to follow.
 
The time for this presentation has been changed so attendees can easily use the Burton Historical Collection after the meeting.



Pioneering Families into Wayne County, Michigan Territory (1820s/1830s) with Katherine R Willson
Saturday, May 3, 2025
Pioneering Families into Wayne County, Michigan Territory (1820s/1830s) with Katherine R Willson  (DSGR Meeting Schedule)
12:30 pm
Detroit Public Library, Main - Explorer's Room & Virtual with Zoom
This 1-hour presentation of two case studies of New York families who migrated to Michigan Territory and became pioneers of the pre-statehood townships of Plymouth and Romulus will focus on the methodology for locating pre-statehood records, interpreting limited clues, and resolving conflicting evidence to establish family relationships. A Q&A session will follow the presentation, and a handout will be provided.
 
The time for this presentation has been changed so attendees can easily use the Burton Historical Collection after the meeting.