OGS Archivist Jenna Kish speaks with Ohio Roots about her role preserving and making accessible the important archival collections of the Ohio Genealogical Society. To listen, visit https://t.co/LKaFhyC6cP or wherever you listen to podcasts. #Genealogy#Podcasts#OGS
Travelling for the holiday season? Stuck at a relative's house with nothing to do? Catch up on the first 9 episodes of the OGS's Ohio Roots podcast to pass the time. Episodes can be found at https://t.co/Ga6AUBQcDG
You're invited to the OGS No-Show Ball! So relax, sit back, enjoy your pizza and beverage of choice, watch some Netflix, and donate the savings to support the OGS! Donate today at https://t.co/FSfBzNKSEa and thank you! #Donate#NoShowBall#Fundraiser
Register for the OGS webinar, “St. Clair’s Defeat: Improving Interpretation in Collaboration with American Indian Tribes” presented by Christine Thompson from Ball State University. For more info and to register, visit https://t.co/TQ5d5em28s
Planning on attending the 2024 OGS Conference? You can listen to what's on tap for the conference on this special Ohio Roots podcast with our guest Deb Deal, Co-Chair of the 2024 OGS Conference at https://t.co/Ga6AUBQcDG #OGSConference#Podcast#Genealogy
Special bonus episode of the Ohio Roots podcast! We speak with Deb Deal, Co-Chair of the 2024 OGS Conference, about what's planned for the OGS Conference in April 2024 at the Kalahari Resort and Convention Center in Sandusky, Ohio. Listen at https://t.co/c2ai99D4Sk #podcast
Mark your calendars! The 2024 OGS Conference at Kalahari Resort and Convention Center is scheduled for April 10-13, 2024! Online registration will begin in November, visit https://t.co/Ugx77nfaPP for more info. #OGSConference#Genealogy#GenealogyEducation#FamilyHistory
Have you listened to the latest
Ohio Roots podcast? We speak with Karynne Moses
about her work researching German and Portuguese
genealogy as well as her tips when tracking down your
ancestors. Listen at https://t.co/c2ai99Cx2M or
on Podbean, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.
The latest issue of the Ohio Genealogical Society Quarterly is available for reading on the OGS website for OGS members. Many interesting articles and research on Ohio history and genealogy. Join OGS today at https://t.co/M7MxrQ7NN7 to view this and many other online resources.
A new addition to the OGS Library is this history of the Calkins family in America who were some of the first settlers of Norwich, Connecticut. Join OGS at https://t.co/M7MxrQ7fXz and visit the library soon to explore all of its resources.
#Genealogy#Genealogists#Genealogist
The greatest resources we have at the OGS are our staff, members, and volunteers! We'd like to introduce you to them. Meet OGS Trustee Cheryl Brown Abernathy.
The latest Ohio Roots podcast is live! This episode we speak with OGS Librarian Linda Swanson. Great discussion about the Library collection and how we serve our members and the public. Listen at https://t.co/c2ai99Cx2M or on Podbean, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. #OhioRoots#OGS
Your support makes it possible for us to preserve and make accessible important historical documents like this early 19thcentury, 8-page, handwritten history of Guilford Connecticut 24 Dec 1817. Donate to OGS today at https://t.co/tvLATf1ZcS
A unique manuscript collection accessible to OGS members via the OGS website is the 1800s notebook of weaver Jacob Gebhart with patterns he used in his weaving. To view this amazing visual resource, join OGS today at https://t.co/M7MxrQ7fXz. #Weaving#Textile#TextileArts