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Fairfax Genealogical Society
of Fairfax County, Virginia
A Worldwide Research Group
Our 34th Year

 

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Welcome to the FxGS
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Our Society of over 400 members conducts many programs to further our genealogical pursuits, to aid others in our area and elsewhere, and to promote the use of sound genealogical practices.

We invite you to find out about our Society and join in our activities.
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Our Next General Meeting Thursday

22 May, 2008 - 7:30PM 

150 Years as Neighbors: New England and New

 

 York in the Colonial Era

 

Henry B. Hoff

 

 

The migrations between New England and New York were both substantial and complex.  This lecture categorizes and analyses these migrations with numerous examples, and concludes that a successful researcher must often look in multiple jurisdictions to develop a complete picture of a family in colonial northeastern America .

 

Henry Hoff, CG, FASG, is editor of The New England Historical and Genealogical Register.  He is the author of many genealogical articles and the compiler, editor, or co-editor of several books.  He is a contributing editor of The American Genealogist, and for fifteen years was editor or consulting editor of The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record.  

 

Kilmer Middle School
8100 Wolf Trap Road, Vienna, Virginia.
Admission is free and visitors are welcome.


Click here for map to Kilmer Middle School

 

Attention Members::

Our 22 May Meeting Will Include a Vote On An Annual Dues Increase of $2.00!!

 

Publicity Volunteers Needed

We need publicity volunteers; we are looking for several volunteers to help to get the word out about our FxGS meetings, classes, SIG's and conference.  With enough volunteers, it shouldn't take a lot of time to notify our local newspapers, national and local genealogical organizations, and the broadcast media.  We need volunteers who can help with the write-ups, formatting, and distribution.  If anyone wants to Chair this project that would be appreciated too.

 


SIG Coordinator Needed

 

Click here for position description.


Upcoming Special Interest Group Meetings
NEW!! Irish SIG 19 May 2008
NGS Home Study Course 20 May 2008
Old Dominion 20 May 2008
New Jersey/Delaware+ 21 May 2008
Midwestern 27 May 2008
Family History Writing 02 Jun 2008
Surnames Projects & Genetic Genealogy 04 Jun 2008
New England Study Group 05 Jun 2008
Daytime Methodology 05 Jun 2008
New England Study Group 10 Jun 2008
Tech 12 Jun 2008
Irish 16 Jun 2008
Old Dominion 17 Jun 2008
NGS Home Study Course 17 Jun 2008
New Jersey/Delaware + 18 Jun 2008

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Our Society is Planning a

Family History Library Trip to

 Salt Lake City, Utah

9-16 November 2008 

 

For details click here.

 


Our Society Receives The 

 

"Commonwealth Award"

 

From The Virginia Genealogical

 

 Society

 

Click here for photos and details.


Special Interest Group Leaders

 

Receive Award At Our 24 April

 

 Meeting

 

Click here for the photo.


 

Click here for the 2007-2008 Education Program

 

Click here for Field Trips

 

Click here for map to Fire Station

 


 

Renew Your Membership or Become a New Member

 

Click here for further info.

 


Attention Out-of-Town Visitors

Planning a research trip to Fairfax County?  You can print a two page copy of the "Visitor's Guide to the Resources of Fairfax County" by clicking here.  Note that the Guide is formatted as a tri-fold. 


Happenings!!

 

National Archives to restore evening and weekend hours of operation!!!  Click here for details.

See our Area Events & Resources page for info on upcoming events and nearby genealogy groups and resources.  Events updated 14 May 2008.

More information on genealogical events can be found at the Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS) web site under "Current Events" and The Genealogy Home Page sponsored by Family Tree Maker Online.

The National Archives and Records Administration frequently schedules events of special interest to genealogists and family historians.  You may check their calendar at their web site by clicking on "Calendar of Events."

 

 

We would like to hear from you, especially if you have problems using this web site!  You may send us e-mail here:  Webmaster  or write at:

Fairfax Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 2290
Merrifield, VA  22116-2290