The Specifics and Peculiarities of Genealogy Research in Harford County, MD, a lot applicable to all of Maryland, with attention to recent developments affecting how one approaches the subject. About Jon Livezey Jon is a native and lifetime resident of … Continue reading →
Due to the weather the Library is closed for Tuesday, February 9.
Continue reading →No Meeting on Sunday January 24. The current forecast indicates that the snow will stop Sunday morning. Baltimore county parking lots will not be cleared until the roads are clear.
Continue reading →Everyone is invited to use all of the research assets of our Library from 12:00 Noon until 4:00 PM. The Computer Genealogy Interest Group meets at 1 pm. Migrate Family Tree Maker to Roots Magic This Sunday, Herb Frantz … Continue reading →
Got groups? We have opened a Facebook groups page. Membership requests are approved by administrators. Members can post messages. This is more interactive than our regular Facebook page, which will remain as a news feed. The BCGS groups page is … Continue reading →
Spring Seminar – April 16, 2016 Guest speaker Dick Eastman will present four topics: Going Nearly Paperless – How to Get Started” Using MyHeritage.com Effectively” The Family History World in 10 Years’ Time” The Organized Genealogist” Where: St. John’s Lutheran … Continue reading →
Malissa will give an overview of the holdings of the Enoch Pratt State Library Resource Center that are most important to genealogists, highlight offerings that be accessed from home, and provide useful tips for making a trip to the historical … Continue reading →
By Jim Cross, BCGS Circulation Manager I was able to attend the full day of events at the Maryland State Archives building on Rowe Boulevard in Annapolis, Saturday, 7 Nov, with check-in beginning around 9 am and the conference ending … Continue reading →
WHEN Saturday, November 7, 2015 from 10:00am – 4:30pm Registration opens at 9:00 am Doors open at 9:45 am to visitors Festival opens at 10:00 am WHERE 350 Rowe Blvd Annapolis, MD 21401 Parking map → FESTIVAL PARKING Select … Continue reading →
Trace the history of Baltimore from its founding in 1729 through the War of 1812. We will look at the developments that transformed Baltimore Town from a sleepy village on the Patapsco River to a major American city by 1820, … Continue reading →
