Branch monthly meetings and webinars continue to be held virtually on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. and all are welcome. Please pre-register on the zoom link on the website or on our Facebook page. Meetings are recorded and made available in the Member’s corner of our website. Note that the meetings in yellow will be held at the Huron County Museum in-person and will also be virtual on-line. We would love to see you. Thanks for […]
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Thank you to those who have donated family stories about Dutch immigration. We have added 8 of those stories to our Member’s Corner
We are thrilled to have 75 new files added to our website – the majority of those are located in the Member’s Corner section and include church records, funeral records, church histories and some other local records. Have fun researching!
Date Presentation Feb 2 Mariner’s Remembrance – Colleen Maguire Mar 2 Early military history in Canada and Huron involvement – Glenn Wright Sun Mar 20 Dutch Genealogy – John Boeren April 6 Making Use of All Your Census – Ken McKinlay May 4 St Joseph’s – The Cantin family and the French settlement – Marc & Pauline Cantin June 1 Indigenous Peoples, Primary Sources, and Huron County – Michelle Hamilton July 6 Admiral Bayfield – David Yates Aug Huron […]
We needed to reschedule the webinar to Sunday, March 20th at 2 pm EDT. All those who have already registered – the link they were sent will work for March 20th. Our apologies for any inconvenience.
by David Yates – The Bayfield HIstorical Society & Archives have recently published a book on a Canadian historical figure who was instrumental in ensuring the safe navigation for emigration to Canada (Ontario and Quebec) in the 1800s. http://www.bayfieldhistorical.ca/ for information on ordering