Today's DAR
Drum roll, please! It is exciting to announce the DAR Genealogy Lecture Series! This valuable programming will be offered free of charge to all members; it can be accessed online to be enjoyed from the comfort of your favorite computer screen.
We’ve contracted with experts on the topics that appeal most to those searching for their early American roots. We hope that you will enjoy this entertaining and informative program series – while learning lots of new ideas, tips, and resources to search your family history.
So, sit back and get ready to enjoy the following exciting programs as part of our 2021 series premiere:
February 14: “Revolutionary War Era Genealogy - Part 1,” with Craig Roberts Scott;
February 21: “Starting Right and Staying Organized,” with Billie Stone Fogarty;
March 21: “Revolutionary War Era Genealogy - Part 2,” with Craig Roberts Scott;
May 16: “17th Century New England Resources,” with David A. Lambert;
July 18: “Newspaper Research,” with Victor S. Dunn;
September 19: “Enough is Enough. Or is it?,” with Pamela Boyer Sayre; and
November 14: “Autosomal DNA: Who Are these People?,” with Christie Caywood.
Please access the DAR Genealogy Lecture Series webpage for more information about the speakers, their topics, and how easy it is to access this exciting new online series.
While the continuing pandemic may keep us apart physically, it does provide an excellent opportunity to pursue our genealogy quests online. I am excited to bring this to our members as a value-added benefit of belonging to our dynamic National Society. And, I am very grateful to the many volunteers and staff members who are working behind the scenes to make this ambitious effort a reality. I look forward to welcoming you to our first installment on February 14!
