501(c)(3) non-profit national organization
February 6, 2027 - Genealogy Workshops: 8 am - 5 pm
What and Where is this event
What and Where is this event
What and Where is this event
"Researching Our Southern Heritage"
February 6, 2027
Saturday - Genealogy Workshops: 8 am - 5 pm
at
Wyndham Garden Greensboro
415 S. Swing Road
Greensboro, North Carolina 27409
How to register to attend
What and Where is this event
What and Where is this event
To register, click the Eventbrite link below:
What are some of the topics?
What and Where is this event
What are some of the topics?
• The New 1950 Census • My DNA • Youth and Genealogy • Wills and Estates Records • Black Migrations • Locating Your Enslaved Ancestors’ Plantation • FamilySearch and Human Race Theory • North Carolina’s Free People of Color during the 1700s & 1800s • Designing Your Family Web Page & Social Media • Slave Deeds Project: “People, Not Proper
• The New 1950 Census • My DNA • Youth and Genealogy • Wills and Estates Records • Black Migrations • Locating Your Enslaved Ancestors’ Plantation • FamilySearch and Human Race Theory • North Carolina’s Free People of Color during the 1700s & 1800s • Designing Your Family Web Page & Social Media • Slave Deeds Project: “People, Not Property” • Family History: “Finding My Roots” • Preservation of Family Documents & Photos • Cemetery Preservation • Joining a Genealogical Society • Using a Genealogical Library / Searching NC Records • Reconstructing an Enslaved Family Using DNA • Cemeteries Reveal the History of Early Black Communities • Slave Narratives • Using AI for Genealogy • Getting Stred with DNA • Genealogy for Beginners • How To Use Family Search
About AAHGS / Piedmont-Triad Chapter
Society Objectives
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
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.