Fall Lecture Series
Meetings for 2024
February 28 – 7pm: meeting will be at the Family History Center at the back of the LDS building, 431 East Saginaw, East Lansing
Topic: Update on the Family History Center, how to use their resources, and what resources they offer. Bring your laptop and the FHC will show you how to adjust your computer to you can view and save documents at the Center. They will update anyone who wants to do this.
Hope to see you there.
March 27 – 7pm: meeting will be at the Family History Center at the back of the LDS building, 431 East Saginaw, East Lansing
Topic: Update on the Family History Center, how to use their resources, and what resources they offer. Bring your laptop and the FHC will show you how to adjust your computer to you can view and save documents at the Center. They will update anyone who wants to do this
Hope to see you there.
April 24 – 7pm: meeting will be at the FHC
Topic: Speaker will be Dedria Humphries Barker, author of “Mother of Orphans: The True and Curious Story of Irish Alice, a Colored Man’s Widow”
May 22 – 7pm: meeting at Family History Center
Topic: Speaker Dr. Stacey Camp, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the MSU Campus Archaeology Program at Michigan State University. She is an historical archaeologist who examines the materiality of immigrants living in the late 19th and early 20th century Western United States.
June 26 – 7pm: meeting at the Family History Center
Topic: Life as a soldier in The Civil War in the United States presented by Captain Ben Cwayna (an attorney in real life), 12th South Carolina/4th Michigan Volunteer Infantry.
no meetings in July and August
Lansing, MI 48815
Free parking in rear
MMGS mailing address:
PO BOX 16033
LANSING MI 48901-6033
See Also http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Mid-Michigan-Genealogical-Society/63844634435
Mid-Michigan Genealogical Society 
Is the society meeting at all?
We will be meeting on March 22
The place of the meeting will be
Grace Lutheran Church
528 North MLK Jr. Blvd
Parking in rear
7:00P.M.
Hello.
I am Dedria Humphries Barker, author of Mother of Orphans: The True and Curious Story of Irish Alice, a Colored Man’s Widow. My book is based in genealogical research.
My friend Robin Pizzo, Director of Education at WKAR, was approached by one of your representatives at the Science Fest this past weekend about a seminar meeting featuring Finding Your Roots. She mentioned to him that you might want to talk with me about that idea.
I am interested in presenting a seminar with Mid-Michigan Genealogical Society.
Please contact me if you are interested.