November
Events
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DNA SIG
Thursday, Nov 6th
10:00 am via Zoom
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Program Team
Monday, Nov 10th
10:00 am via Zoom
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Leadership Team Mtg
Tuesday, Nov 11th
10:00 am via Zoom​
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Genealogy SOS
Thursday, Nov 13th
10:00 am and 7:00 pm
via Zoom
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November Mtg &
Presentation
Following Ancestral Migration:
Three Case Studies
Annette Burke Lyttle
Saturday, Nov 15th
10:00 am
in person at Steve Radack Community Center
& via Zoom
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Beginners SIG
Tuesday, Nov 18th
10:00am via Zoom
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WHAGS Writers
Thursday, Nov 20th
3:00 pm via Zoom
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Following Ancestral Migration:
Three Case Studies
Saturday, November 15th
Following migrating American Families in three case studies covering a Colonial migration, a move from Massachusetts to Illinois by way of Vermont and New York after the American Revolution, and a move from Illinois to Nebraska to homestead.
We will look at what kinds of records we can use to follow ancestral migrations and fill in their stories.
Annette Burke Lyttle
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The Chistmas Party will be here soon, and we are looking for members to do a "Show & Tell" at the December meeting. Here's your chance to shine!
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WHAGS has kept membership dues very low so that everyone can afford to join in and be a part of our great program. As we've grown our expenses have grown along with the membership.
Costs including website hosting, special equipment to be able to present hybrid Zoom meetings, PayPal fees to enable online membership payments, and by far our largest expense, our monthly presenters, have risen each year.
But, because of our donors' generosity, we have been able to cover our expenses and still have a positive cash-flow.
So, we want to express our gratitude to those who have contributed and made all we do possible. Click on the link below to see who's pitched in over-and-above, and perhaps you'll consider doing so as well. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by IRS regulations.