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ConnecticutAncestry.orgConnecticut Ancestry Society, Inc. - Founded 1954Promote genealogical scholarship, preserve source material, and exchange family histories. Genealogy Inquiries |
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(Please provide full name and mailing address on all emails)
For general questions about methods and sources:
Contact the CAS Genealogist by email:
Frederick C. Hart, Jr., CG, FASG
To place a written query in our journal ($5 fee for non-members):
Contact the CAS Editor by email:
Harlan R. Jessup
For all other questions, or to request a membership brochure, contact CAS by regular mail at the following address:
Connecticut Ancestry Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 249 Stamford, CT 06904-0249 or contact one of the Board Members found on the More About Us page.
We suggest the following sites as additional resources and thank them for referencing our home page in their web pages:
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CAS does not provide research services at this time. Listings of professional researchers familiar with this area may be found at the following web sites:
Connecticut Professional Genealogists Council (CPGC)
Connecticut State Library (CSL) Board for Certification of Genealogists (BCG) Association of Professional Genealogists (APG)
Some historical societies and public libraries in this area provide research services. Rates vary for these services. Please contact any of the following directly for questions on specific families in or near their towns of interest:Historical Societies
Brookfield Historical Society
Connecticut Historical Society Danbury Museum and Historical Society Fairfield Historical Society Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich Monroe Historical Society New Canaan Historical Society Norwalk Museum Ridgefield Historical Society Shelton Historical Society Stamford Historical Society Stratford Historical Society Wilton Historical Society Public Libraries
Bridgeport Public Library
Danbury Public Library (Newtown) Cyrenius H. Booth Library (Southport) Pequot Library (Waterbury) Silas Bronson Library
Attention Connecticut Residents:You may want to explore access to the Connecticut Digital Library, known as iCONN. iCONN offers all Connecticut residents free access to high-quality online information, some of particular interest to historians and genealogists:
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