In the blog post "People of Niagara County: Othniel Charles Marsh (Part 1)", I mentioned that I reached out to the Niagara County Historian's Office for more information on Othniel…
The following is not a webinar, but a live genealogy show on YouTube by the host Shamele Jordon on the YouTube Channel called Genealogy Quick Start: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpfKz4qFaHzXIjdAYGT1beg. https://youtu.be/y1gVGpWHCf4
Here is a recording of a presentation given by Ryan Duffy for The Buffalo History Museum from September 2020. https://youtu.be/BHoMLfG_KNE The Buffalo History Museum's website: https://buffalohistory.org Holland Land Office Museum's…
St. Joseph Cemetery is located on Pine Avenue in Niagara Falls, NY. The St. Joseph Church has a website that includes a page about the cemetery: https://www.holyfamilyrcchurch.org/st-joseph-cemetery. According to that website,…
The Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC)in Nevada invites genealogy speakers to present to their group. Michael Strauss shared the following presentation titled: Manifest Destiny: Researching Your Mexican-American War Ancestors. https://youtu.be/il5-IkPggNA…
Google Books and the Internet Archive have a selection of the Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Niagara books digitized online for free for the following…
Take a moment to imagine what seeing Niagara Falls for the first time would have been for a person in 1804. This was before Niagara County was established (still being…
I recently learned that the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) website (dar.org) has a free resource of the Digital Magazine Archive spanning from 1892 - 2016. You can find…
Our NCGS Library has a collection of school yearbooks including some early school publications. One such publication is The Lockport High School (L.H.S.) Crescent which was first published in May…
The Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, IN is often a much desired place for genealogists to visit as they are the 2nd largest genealogy library in the country…