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Area Research Center Open House Oct 25
October is Archives and Family History Month! Every year the Wisconsin State Historical Records Advisory Board chooses a theme highlighting the work of Wisconsin’s museums and archives. For 2015, the theme is Local History. To celebrate, the Area Research Center … Continue reading
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Lineage Societies – Are You Eligible??
Did an ancestor run a tavern before the American Revolution? You qualify for The Flagon and Trencher Society, a group established in 1962 for the descendants of tavern, inn and pub owners working in America before 1776. Did a grandparent … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestry, associations, fun stuff, genealogy, heritage, history, lineage societies, web sites
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