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ConnecticutAncestry.orgConnecticut Ancestry Society, Inc. - Founded 1954Promote genealogical scholarship, preserve source material, and exchange family histories. |
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About the JournalInitially published as the Bulletin in 1958, the Society's periodical has been titled Connecticut Ancestry since 1971 and now averages 50 pages per quarterly issue. The journal's contents include well-researched and documented articles on families with roots in southwestern Connecticut, transcriptions of previously unpublished source material, and articles on genealogical technique. Members are encouraged to submit the results of their own research projects for publication. Also published are queries, book reviews, and a calendar of genealogical events sponsored by our Society and by others. Since 1985, an every-name index is included in each annual volume. Indexes for the earlier volumes are available from our list of publications along with back issues, as available. There is a listing of past issue "Table of Contents" that can be searched using your browser's "Find" feature and going to this Past Journals page. See what other journals are saying about our Connecticut Ancestry 50th Anniversary Commemorative Edition. Society ActivitiesA genealogical program is included with the Society's annual meeting in May. Throughout the year we host workshops in area libraries and historical societies, which feature speakers on genealogical topics, introductions to the holdings of the repositories, and consultations with experienced members of the Society. The Society often cosponsors genealogical programs with other organizations. We are a charter member of the New England Regional Genealogical Conference, which holds a major biennial conference in New England and a member of the Federation of Genealogical Societies. Society board members take an active role in addressing issues of vital records access and other concerns of genealogists. Visit our online calendar to see the schedule of Connecticut Ancestry Society sponsored meetings and other genealogical and historical events of interest. Library ConnectionsThrough workshops and specifically assigned liaisons, the Society maintains active contact with historical societies and libraries having significant genealogical and local history collections relating to southwestern Connecticut. A list of repositories is maitained for the public on our website. Since our inception, we have maintained a close and mutually beneficial relationship with the Ferguson Library in Stamford which houses our collection in the Stamford Room. Notice
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