501(c)(3) non-profit national organization
About AAHGS / Piedmont-Triad Chapter
Society Objectives
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- To enlighten and enrich the self-worth and self-esteem of Black Americans through genealogical research and study.
- To promote the collection, preservation, and use of manuscripts, documents, and other
Here’s a clear, polished, and professional revision with improved flow, consistency, and grammar while keeping the original meaning intact:
- To enlighten and enrich the self-worth and self-esteem of Black Americans through genealogical research and study.
- To promote the collection, preservation, and use of manuscripts, documents, and other materials of genealogical and historical value.
- To create a network of individuals with shared genealogical and historical interests.
- To promote and encourage youth to research and understand their heritage.
- To increase interest in research and to raise standards of research and documentation through workshops and educational programs.
Who We Are
The North Carolina/Piedmont Triad Chapter, a nonprofit organization, was founded in 1998 under the leadership of Lamar E. DeLoatch and Jack Dewar. The organizing members include John and Lois Harris; Mary and Louis Lane; Ralph E. and Susie H. Lee; Keith Lipscomb; Harold Fields; Ted and LaVonne Napper; and Roger and Robin McLean.
Membership
Membership
Membership includes national and local dues, a subscription to our bi-monthly newsletter and semi-annual journal, and invitations to conferences, genealogy trips, and special programs.
Categories of Membership
- Individual – $80
- Student – $20
- Organization – $125
- Life/Individual – $1,000
(plus local chapter dues)
Membership Application
Online payments via Zelle should be sent to aahgsnc@gmail.com.