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Welcome to the Broomfield Genealogical Society in Broomfield, Colorado. Our goal is to provide educational opportunities, and to collect and disseminate quality genealogical information for family history researchers in our community.

Visitors and Guests are always Welcome!

General Meetings, Programs, Classes, etc. are currently held via ZOOM.  Members will receive a Zoom invitation by email. For guests and non-members, please email your request to attend Zoom meeting to broomfieldgsmembership@gmail.com, several days prior to meeting date.

For Broomfield Genealogy Society Membership Application: Click HERE

Monday, April 19, 2021 at 6:30 p.m.

Getting Ready to Cross the Pond
Presented by: Diane Barbour PLCGS

Diane Barbour For April, our own Diane Barbour will be presenting.  Her topic will be “Getting Ready to Cross the Pond.” 

“Start with what you know and work back”.  Often it is necessary to know what town, city, county or village your ancestors are from. We will discuss the many records on this side of the puddle that may reveal that information and where to find them.  Then we will discuss where to find information about your overseas destination and what you should know before you travel.

 

Monday, May 17, 2021 at 6:30 p.m.

“The Orphan Train Movement: History, Genealogy, Legacy”
Presented by:  Michael Brophy, Professional Genealogist

Brophy MichaelThe Orphan Train Movement: History, Genealogy, Legacy” will be our May subject and will be presented by Michael Brophy.  Michael is a Professional genealogist in the Boston Area. Visit his website: www.brophygen.com for more information.

“The Orphan Trains operated between 1854 and 1929, transporting 200,000+ children from New York to the Midwest and beyond. Over two million descendants live on to tell the stories of this uniquely American movement through oral history, genealogy research with ongoing, careful care of the unique records.”

Monday, June 21, 2021 at 6:30 p.m.

“It’s not online, the other 90% of records.”
Presented by:  Suz BatesGenealogist

Suz BatesOur June meeting will feature Suz Bates who will be presenting “It’s not online, the other 90% of records.”

Many useful records for genealogy research are not online. How do you find these records and then how do you access them? Suz Bates, a local genealogist, will present ways to find and use archives, repositories, depositories, historical societies, and more to expand your family history research.

Suz is a Chicago area genealogist and her website can be found at: www.suzbatesgenealogist.weebly.com

TIME TO RENEW YOUR SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP

BGS Members! Thank you for your participation in our all-volunteer, non-profit organization. We look forward to your continued support during our 21st year as we face the challenges of maintaining our Society virtually, preserving records, and providing educational programs and activities for our community. Annual memberships expired December 31, 2020. Please use the link below to renew your membership for 2021, if you have not already. Thanks!

Click: Join or Renew Online