Vagrants, Truants & Abandoned Privies: Unusual Record Collections of the Philadelphia City Archives. Workshop with Anita Sheahan Coraluzzi. “Sinners, Scandals & Suicides” tour of South Laurel Hill Cemetery. No Good Deed Goes Unrewarded. All Day German Genealogy Conference. Understanding and Interpreting 19th-Century Philadelphia Naturalizations.
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Philadelphia City Archives, main repository for birth, marriage, and death records from 1860-1915, has reduced days from daily to Monday/Wednesday/Friday.
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Would you like to be a speaker at an AAGG meeting?
AAGG receives a number of speaking requests throughout the year, and in order to provide the requested speaking support the Speakers Bureau needs genealogy speakers. The Speakers’ Bureau is a volunteer-driven service to promote genealogical research in the African American community. If you are interested in being a speaker for the Speakers’ Bureau, please contact send an e-mail to: info@aagg.org.
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