PGSCTNE 25th ANNIVERSARY
2009 POLISH GENEALOGICAL CONFERENCE
sponsored by
The Polish Genealogical Society of Connecticut
and the Northeast, Inc.
and
S.A. Blejwas
Endowed Chair of the Polish and Polish American Studies
Central Connecticut State University
You
are cordially invited to attend the 2009 Genealogy Conference to
learn the strategies for
tracing your Polish-American and Eastern European roots. Come learn
how to fill in the missing
pieces of your family history!
DATE: Friday,
August 7, 2009 and
Saturday,
August 8, 2009
PLACE: Central Connecticut State University – Student
Center
1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, Connecticut
FEE: Postmarked
by July 10:
$60 Friday and Saturday - $50 Saturday only
$20 Friday only
Postmarked after July 10:
$70 Friday and Saturday
- $55 Saturday only
$25 Friday only
Includes Polish-American buffet
lunch
(Saturday only)
|
Lisa Alzo |
Silent Voices:
Researching and Writing About Your Female Ancestors
and “Slovak Land” or
“No Man’s Land:” Finding Your Slovak and Rusyn Roots
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|
Matthew Bielawa and
Jonathan Shea |
Getting Started:
Finding the Missing Pieces of Your Polish-American Family
History
|
|
Mieczyslaw B.
Biskupski |
Topic Will be on Some
Aspect of Polish or Polish-American History
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|
Linda Blaser |
Preserving Family
Papers and Photographs
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Stephen Danko |
Polish Court Records
and Genealogy and
the Changing Map
of Eastern Europe
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William F. Hoffman |
Your Ancestor's Name
Wasn't Mxplq Prszmytgu! A Question and Answer Session on
Polish Names and English Distortions.
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Aleksandra Kacprzak |
No Vital Records?
Alternative Sources for Family History Archival Research
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Brian J. Lenius |
Journey Through
Galicia and Land
Records and Property
Maps (Cadastral)
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Kahlile Mehr |
East European Internet
Sites and How
Family History Library Films are Acquired from the Former
Soviet Sphere
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Thomas Sadauskas |
Lithuanian? Polish?
It’s All the Same, Isn’t It? Researching Your Lithuanian
Ancestry
|
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If you wish to consult with an expert on Saturday, you must make
an appointment.
Please complete the
Consultation Appointment Form
and mail it with your
Registration
Form and
Lecture Selection Form. No
appointments will be
made on the day of the conference.
CONFERENCE
RESOURCE CENTER:
Throughout the day, a collection of books,
maps and other materials will be available to all attendees for
consultation. An officer of
PGSCTNE will be present to answer questions.
Vendor
Exhibits will also be available for viewing.
