From Whence We Came: Finding Black Ancestors in the Historical Record
Historian and genealogist Kimberly F.B. Bucklaw will discuss how to overcome research hurdles in tracing your ancestors' stories.
Historian and genealogist Kimberly F.B. Bucklaw will discuss how to overcome research hurdles in tracing your ancestors' stories.
Genealogist Judy G. Russell will share tips and tricks for uncovering the ne'er-do-wells in your family tree!
This virtual presentation by Michael Kearney, PhD, genealogist and family historian, will explore the life of Samuel Ganges, born in 18th century West Africa, enslaved, and who died in Chester County in 1868 at nearly 100 years old.
This "Records Round-up" virtual program will be presented by our friends at the Chester County Archives and explore the County's vital records and how you can access them for your genealogical research.
Join the staff of the Chester County Archives on Thursday, February 20th at 12 p.m. for a virtual program to learn more about the County’s Probate records both past and present - learn how to navigate the world of wills in your genealogical research!
Because of their consistency and detail, tax records can be invaluable resources for property, genealogical, and local history research—offering insights into the people and places of Chester County. Join staff of the Chester County Archives and learn how to interpret these important records to use them effectively.