The Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society is a volunteer society founded in 1976 to serve the genealogical community, and to further genealogical research.
David Hunter, creator of The Island Register, passed away on Tuesday. His hard work within the genealogy community on #PEI will live on and will be remembered and treasured by all that it touched. #RIP https://t.co/cVXUPP2tCH
Today we launch our new Questions and Ancestors™: Black Family History series where genealogist @NeekSmith! In episode 1, @ElaineWelteroth learns she comes from a long line of people who fought to be heard.
Take a look: https://t.co/v8efP49MNd #QuestionsandAncestors
We have been lucky enough to have @janetrwk speak at a few events for the PEIGS...Check out her amazing story on @CTVW5. https://t.co/TI8t7d5h91 #Adoption#Reunion#Genealogy
We would like to thank Jim Hornby for his wonderful presentation at our meeting today. If you missed it, you can check out "Uncovering African Ancestry in PEI" on our Facebook page! https://t.co/qSHO6jfzBf #pei#genealogy#ancestry#BIPOC#TheBog
Jim Hornby will be the speaker for our April 24th meeting at Beaconsfield Carriage House, his presentation is called "Uncovering African Ancestry in PEI". The public is welcome, however seating will be limited due to Covid-19 restrictions. See you at 2pm! #pei#genealogy#bipoc
The longest #consort in British history: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, has passed away two months short of his 100th birthday. Just before his marriage to Princess Elizabeth, in 1947, he became a naturalized British subject, giving up his Greek and Danish #royal titles. #RIP
Join us TODAY at the Carriage House, Charlottetown, 2pm. Bill & Liz Glen will talk to us about How and Why to become a Certified Genealogist. For more info: https://t.co/B4kD86cE2f Everyone welcome!
Meeting, this Saturday (Nov21st), 2pm, Park Royal United Church (11 Christie Drive, Charlottetown). Speaker: Owen Parkhouse, President of The Last Post Fund. EVERYONE welcome! #PEI#genealogy https://t.co/o0ltpHjehr
The PEIGS extends its condolences to the Murray family. Bruce Murray was the keynote speaker at our 2019 Genealogy Fair. His research in the Acadian story has added richness to the study of Atlantic Canadian history. #RIP https://t.co/LIn9v8fZFv
#OTD 76 years ago the Allies landed in Normandy. Over 2,000 Commonwealth servicemen would be killed in action on D-Day - all commemorated by @CWGC. During the 86 day Normandy campaign over 22,000 Allied servicemen would die. Learn more, here: https://t.co/O3O5csHaFr #DDay76#WW2
The 2020 PEI Genealogy Fair had previously been postponed in the hopes we could hold it at a future date this year. Regretfully, we have decided to cancel it due to Covid-19. We are re-focusing our efforts into planning for the next Genealogy Fair to take place in May 2021!
The 4th Annual Prince Edward Island #Genealogy Fair has been cancelled. We're looking into alternate plans and will keep you posted! May this time of social distancing allow your family tree research to soar!
PEIGS Meeting Today! 2pm at the Carriage House. Speaker: Linda Jean Nicholson, "Crossing the Pond for Research and Fun". Join us for a FREE and fun afternoon of genealogical goodness!! All are welcome!
BookLives now has 125 people on our site! Books have more than just stories inside, they also have living histories... true stories of the people who once owned the books. Take a peak! https://t.co/r8EMu8gcDW #booklives#TotalBookNerd#booklovers#goodreads#UPEI
#DYK that #onthisday in 1905, Treaty 9 terms were approved by an order-in-council? Watch the #HeritageMinute to learn more about the impact of Treaty 9 on #Indigenous people in Canada.