Presenter: Katherine R. Wilson Learn how to use Facebook as a genealogical research tool to access its many thousands of regional and surname-specific genealogy/history pages and groups.

Presenter: Richard Graziano Dr. Richard Graziano tackles the complex issues of restrictive immigration laws and eugenics, as they pertained to Italians–and may have affected your ancestors– in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. To register, go to: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2MPdCLoESfi-otGMsIx1fQ#/registration

Presenter: Nancy Levin Did you know that your relatives, the Myers and Goldsmiths, were among the founders of a local Jewish congregation and that their request for incorporation was published in the local newspaper? Or that Uncle Charles served in World War I and The Brooklyn Daily Eagle announced that he was “killed in action.”...

Presenter: Lisa Alzo Coroner’s records are often untapped resources that contain essential information for genealogists. In this session, learn how to determine if your ancestor appeared in a coroner’s report, where to find coroner’s records, what details they include to further your genealogy research, and much more.

Get help with researching your ancestors. Come discuss strategies and learn how others have succeeded. To register, go to: https://pmlib.libnet.info/event/8453084

Presenter: Logan Kleinwaks GenealogyIndexer.org is a free website for searching 2 million+ pages of historical European directories (business, address, telephone), yizkor books, Galician secondary school reports, military documents, and more. Containing many millions of personal names – often with towns, street addresses, and occupations, and sometimes with birth dates, maiden names, or patronymics – most...