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BROOMFIELD GENEALOGY SOCIETY
BROOMFIELD GENEALOGY SOCIETY
BROOMFIELD GENEALOGY SOCIETY
BROOMFIELD GENEALOGY SOCIETY
BROOMFIELD GENEALOGY SOCIETY
BROOMFIELD GENEALOGY SOCIETY |
Broomfield, Colorado
WELCOME! Broomfield is located in the Metropolitan Denver area, between Denver and Boulder on Highway 36 The Broomfield Genealogy Society was organized in April, 2000. Our purpose is to promote interest in genealogy; educate our members and the interested public in genealogy research; encourage and instruct members in genealogical research through careful documentation and the maintenance of quality genealogical standards; to locate, preserve, and index public and private genealogical records, especially those in Broomfield, and to make those records available to the general public. MEETINGS: Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month (except July & August), 7PM, at the Broomfield Senior Center, 280 Lamar. Each meeting consists of a short business meeting and a program. The public is invited. Dues are $12.00 per year for individuals, $14.50 per year for a family membership. Questions may be directed to one of the officers.
2007-2008 OFFICERS President Mabel Massey mabel9@msn.com Vice
Presidents Renee Naughton
rjnaught@comcast.net Secretary Connie Staub conniestraub@hotmail.com Treasurer Bruce Stotts Stottsbnb@msn.com Past President Gail Wittenbrink gwbrink@aol.com
UPCOMING MEETINGS!
April 15, 2008-"Alien Registration Records" presented by Julie Miller, CG. The United States has a long history of registering aliens. This lecture will discuss when and where alien registrations were taken, information found in the records, and how to access them. Julie
is a genealogy researcher, lecturer, and writer. She is the genealogy
columnist for the Broomfield Enterprise.
May 20, 2008-"DNA" presented by Bruce Stotts. This program will
discuss Bruce's experience
with Bruce is a retired electrical engineer and treasurer of the Broomfield Genealogy Society.
June 17, 2008-"Some Travel'n Music Please: On the Road for Family History" presented by Lou-Jean Rehn, CG. Where do you want to go? What do you want to do? Visit a courthouse, library, or cemetery. Meet a distant cousin, attend a family reunion, or stand on the old family farm. A road trip for family history can be productive and fun or a disaster. Learn some tips, tricks, and stories that will help make your trip a success. Lou-Jean
is a Certified Genealogist, a professional researcher, and an active
volunteer at a local
July
and August- no meeting.
Broomfield Depot Museum- Learn about early Broomfield.
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