Genealogy Speakers in Connecticut

Are you interested having a speaker from the Connecticut Society of Genealogists visit you?  Whether you're a social group, club, school or any other type of organization - genealogy is often a popular topics for all age groups. Many of our members have specialized expertise in one or more areas relating to genealogy. You can browse our list of presentation topics below and contact us if you'd like to discuss something in more detail.

Getting Started with Family History Research
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Using the U.S. Census for Genealogy Research
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Finding Your Immigrant Ancestors
Information about Ellis Island, Castle Garden, and other ports/other years. Discussion about the process, what documents are available, what they contain, and how they can help a genealogist. This will be a description of this topic and some othe information will be here, perhaps. This will be a description of this topic and some othe information will be here, perhaps. This will be a description of this topic and some othe information will be here, perhaps. This will be a description of this topic and some othe information will be here, perhaps.

Vital Records
Discussion of birth, marriage, death certificates - how and why they're helpful. How to read between the lines.

Newspapers, City Directories, and Other Published Sources
Discussion of published Family and Local Histories, City Directories, "Mug Books", Newspapers, and other published sources that can be of help to researchers.

Cemeteries & Headstones
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Using the Internet to Pursue Your Family Heritage
Discussion of the pros, cons, and other information about the Internet as a tool for genealogy. Internet Genealogy was a featured topic at our October 2005 seminar and continues to be a popular topic as more researchers turn to their computers and the Internet as research tools.