Skip to content

AAHGS – Piedmont-Triad Chapter

We look to the past to help us move forward into the future

  • Home
    • Membership
    • AAHGS Family History Center
  • Events & Calendar
    • Know Your Roots – June 2019
    • 40th National Conference
    • 2019 Black History Month Genealogy Conference
    • Affiliations
  • Organization & Contacts
    • Speaker Bureau
    • Surname Research
  • Online Resources
  • Log In
  • News & News Letters
    • Pictures
    • Archives
    • Research Anecdotes – 2018

Spring 2015 – President’s Message

December 29, 2015
Sorry, but you do not have permission to view this content.
Posted in: Newsletter, President Notes

Post navigation

 Winter 2015 Newsletter
Spring 2017 Newsletter 

RSS FamilySearch Blog

  • Brazilian Surnames September 16, 2019
    by Jorge Todeschini and Claudia Brandão If you ask any Brazilian what the most common last name in Brazil is, for sure the answer will be “Silva.” Silva, which in Latin means “forest” or “jungle,” was brought by the Portuguese during the colonization of Brazil. The name was often given to those who did not... […]
    FamilySearch
  • Discovering Your African American Heritage September 14, 2019
    “In all of us there is a hunger, marrow-deep, to know our heritage—to know who we are and where we have come from.” These words from Alex Haley, author of Roots, resonate with everyone. But they may be particularly poignant if you have African American ancestry. The African American story is one of adversity and... […]
    Kathryn Grant
  • African American Genealogy September 12, 2019
    “No matter your background, knowing your roots plays an important role in shaping your identity,” said Nkoyo Iyama, in her 2017 RootsTech address. She continued, “African Americans are finding ways to connect and make connections with their past and their ancestors.” When we search for our ancestors and their stories, especially African American ancestors, and... […]
    Sally Odekirk
  • 10 Amazing Facts about the Utah State Archives—Gina Strack and Rae Gifford at RootsTech 2019 September 11, 2019
    Want to learn more about all the amazing things the Utah State Archives and Records Service can offer you? Rae Gifford and Gina Strack shared some interesting features about the archives at the Access and Preservation Day at RootsTech 2019. Their presentation was titled, “Utah State Archives and Records Service: 10 New or Amazing Things!”... […]
    Robert Raymond
  • African American Slave Narratives Collected by the WPA September 11, 2019
    African American slave stories are not something we like to remember. The heart-wrenching and disturbing acts of slavery are a stain that won’t soon go away. However, in reading the stories of these formerly enslaved men and women, you will find amazing courage, faithfulness, a love of family, strength through adversity, and much more. The... […]
    Amie Tennant
AAHGS, INC, PO Box 36254, Greensboro, 27416 a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: sela by WordPress.com.