Investigating the Evidence with Judy Russell [18 Mar 2023]

Dunn Loring Fire Station 2148 Gallows Rd, Dunn Loring, Virginia, United States

Join the Fairfax Genealogical Society March 18th for fascinating programs with Judy Russell at our 2023 Spring Fair, "Investigating the Evidence". Judy’s first session will be a workshop, “When Worlds Collide: Resolving Conflicts in Genealogical Research.” The second session will be a lecture, “No, No Nanette! What Negative Evidence Is…And Isn’t.” You may attend in ... Read more

$12 – $40

MVGS 2023 Conference: Serving Our Nation: Our Military, Families, and Communities [25 Mar]

Hollin Hall Senior Center 1500 Shenandoah Road, Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Join the Mount Vernon Genealogical Society for four informative lectures presented live, in-person at the Hollin Hall Senior Center. Rebecca Whitman KofordMissing—Presumed Dead: A Case Study of Civil War RecordsThis presentation focuses on the life of a Union soldier in the Civil War, his family, and the experiences that lead to his death at Cold ... Read more

$40

VGS Webinar: All Roads Lead to Virginia [4 Apr 2023]

Join VGS for a look at the resources at the Library of Virginia.Ashley Ramey Craig will discuss the different genealogical resources available to you through the Library of Virginia and their website. As well as the records you can access onsite or remotely from the comfort of your home through Virginia Memory.Ashley is the Community ... Read more

Free

VGS Webinar: An Introduction to the Research Library at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture [13 Apr 2023]

James Brookes, the Melanie Trent De Schutter Library Director, and Matthew Guillen, the library reference coordinator from the Virginia Museum of History and Culture, will introduce the history, role, and scope of the museum, library, and its collections, and go through the “need-to-know” details of getting registered, navigating the catalogs, and discuss some of the ... Read more

FREE

Virginia Museum of History and Culture: British Virginia – A Digital Humanities Project [25 Apr 2023]

Virginia Museum of History and Culture 428 N Arthur Ashe Boulevard, Richmond, Virginia, United States

Join the Virginia Musuem of History and Culture for a program on rare books and documents from the its collections. Virginia Commonwealth University English Professor Joshua Eckhardt and interns Sarah Black, Paul Brennan, Kayleigh Dumont, and Olivia Hudson will discuss British Virginia, a digital humanities project that reproduces editions of original documents about the Virginia ... Read more

FREE

Families and Houses of  Mannboro: A Genealogical Look Into the Families of Amelia County and Surrounding Areas by James Michael Paschall Coleman [29 Apr 2023]

Amelia County Administration Building Conference Room 16360 Dunn Street, Amelia, VA, United States

James Coleman will be presenting a fascinating genealogical presentation about the Mannboro area of Amelia County. He will be showcasing information and showing pictures from his book, Robert Coleman of Charles City Shire.Since the soul of architecture is closely integrated with the souls of the inhabitants who interact within the space they occupy, pictures of Amelia ... Read more

FREE

VGS is Local Host Society for NGS 2023 Family History Conference in Richmond [31 May–3 June]

Greater Richmond Convention Center 403 N. Third Street, Richmond, Virginia, United States

The National Genealogical Society (NGS) 2023 Family History Conference is coming to Richmond, and VGS is the Local Host Society! If you'd like to volunteer during this special event, please visit our NGS 2023 Volunteer page.The NGS Family History Conference gives genealogists and family historians of all levels the insights necessary to take their research ... Read more

$140 – $405

VGS Webinar “Three Reasons to Use Personal Property Taxes” featuring W. Samuel Williams, MDiv [14 Jun 2023]

Discover how 18th and 19th-century Virginia personal property taxes are a genealogical goldmine, use them as census substitutes, and distinguish same-name men.Sam Williams is a professional genealogist focusing on Central Virginia, genetic genealogy, and Greek American research. His degrees are in International Affairs, Spanish, and Orthodox theology.VGS live webinars are open to all. However, the ... Read more

FREE

VGS Webinar: Using Theses and Dissertations in Your Research featuring Craig R. Scott, CG, FUGA [9 Aug 2023]

Learn the value of theses and dissertations in creating context for your narrative and describing why and how something happened in your ancestor's life. Craig Roberts Scott, CG, FUGA, president of Heritage Books, Inc., has been a researcher for over thirty-five years, specializing in problem-solving, military records, Quakers, and publishing.VGS live webinars are open to ... Read more

FREE

VGS Fall 2023 Virtual Conference [28 Oct 2023]

PROGRAM9:50 a.m.Opening Remarks10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.Finding Virginia's Wives, Mothers, and Sisters – Vic Dunn, CG11:15 –a.m. 11:30 a.m.BREAK11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Enslaved Ancestral Research in Virginia and North Carolina? Oh, Yes You Can! – Renate Yarborough Sanders12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.LUNCH1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.Finding Thomas's Father Through Records, Land Platting, and DNA – ... Read more

$20 – $40