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Tuesday, October 7 through Tuesday, October 6, 2026
AI & Genealogy Special Interest Group  (Genealogy Events)
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Washington DC FamilySearch Center 10000 Stoneybrook Drive Kensington, MD 20895
This is a hybrid event.  You may join in person or online.  To participate, send an email to  aicuriousgen@gmail.com
 
This SIG will be led by Doug Hill, an experienced genealogist who  has been researching his family history for more than 50 years. "Mind you," he commented,"not very well as a teen and well before the internet made it a whole lot easier!  Also, it was long before DNA testing and the surprises that can come with test results." Doug now has almost 4,000 in his ancestry tree and recently made a connection to his 8th great-grandfather, taking him back to Maryland's Eastern Shore in the late 1600s. "I am looking forward to the opportunity to give back to the genealogy community," he remarked.


Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Finding Family Veterans, Genealogy Research 201  (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm
Virtual meeting
Craig Scott, MA, CG, FUGA, President and CEO of Heritage Books, Inc., will guide us on ways to discover our ancestor(s) who participated in the Revolutionary War.  This program is part of PG-250, the county's celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.  Members will receive access directions via email a few days before the event.  Non-members may register for the event by clicking HERE
All are welcome!
 


Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Weaving Together Maps, Censuses & County Histories to Bring Your Ancestors to Life  (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm
Virtual meeting
Our March speaker will be Sharon Cook MacInnes, who most recently spoke to us about AI and genealogy. This time she will speak on "Weaving Together Maps, Censuses & County Histories to Bring Your Ancestors to Life."  Sharon says "I find that too few people understand the value of maps so this presentation shows how I use different types of maps: 19th-century maps and atlases showing land owners, census maps, BLM maps, real estate maps, and combining Newberry Historical Atlas of County Boundaries with Google Earth."  
Members will receive the meeting link via email a few days before the event.  Non-members may request an invitation by emailing president@pgcgs.org no later than noon the day before (March 3).