Promoting Italian family history and genealogy since 1993
Promoting Italian family history
and genealogy since 1993
This presentation will focus on researching neighbors, the neighborhood, cluster, or FAN (family, associates, and neighbors), which are often key in tracing Italian migration patterns. This approach can often be the key to breaking through brick walls. When records left by our ancestors don’t tell their story, we look for the records of the people around them because our ancestors can appear in their records. The records of neighbors can also suggest new places for us to look for records created by our ancestors. Learn how to use this powerful method for advancing your research.
To register, please just fill out this brief form and Zoom will send you a confirmation link (as well as a reminder e-mail).
This meeting is free and open to ALL! Attend virtually, or, in person at the library.
“Doors open” at 10:45 A.M. on Zoom and at 10:00 A.M. to enter the library.
This meeting will be held both virtually, via webinar, and IN PERSON, at the Bethpage NY Public Library. Feel free to come to either, no pre-registration required for in-person attendees.
Create the itinerary of your dreams… Unearth heritage treasures like vibrant festivals, bustling markets, and unforgettable experiences for your travel plan. Join Lisa Vogele, CTA, and discover techniques for rekindling ties with family overseas, hear inspirational stories from real-life heritage travel experiences, tips for researching overseas, and expert strategies for smoother travel planning.
To register, please just fill out this brief form and Zoom will send you a confirmation link (as well as a reminder e-mail).
This meeting is free and open to ALL! Attend virtually, or, in person at the library.
“Doors open” at 10:45 A.M. on Zoom and at 10:00 A.M. to enter the library.
This meeting will be held both virtually, via webinar, and IN PERSON, at the Bethpage NY Public Library. Feel free to come to either, no pre-registration required for in-person attendees.
Building genetic networks based on shared common ancestral couples forms the backbone of autosomal DNA analysis. Tools not available at the big testing companies can help, especially when your ancestors might descend from endogamous communities. We’ll take a look at WikiTree’s DNA features, some key tools at GEDmatch, and review how YDNA and mtDNA offer new insight into our ancestry.
To register, please just fill out this brief form and Zoom will send you a confirmation link (as well as a reminder e-mail).
This meeting is free and open to ALL! Attend virtually, or, in person at the library.
“Doors open” at 10:45 A.M. on Zoom and at 10:00 A.M. to enter the library.
This meeting will be held both virtually, via webinar, and IN PERSON, at the Bethpage NY Public Library. Feel free to come to either, no pre-registration required for in-person attendees.
Save the date! On November 16, the IGG will host our first virtual (online) conference dedicated exclusively to researching Italian ancestry in locations around the world: The Boot and Beyond.
Topics will include general Italian research methods and resources, DNA, social history, and other specialty topics on conducting Italian /Sicilian research.
Interested in attending the upcoming virtual conference?
Please fill out the interest survey here.
“Watch parties” in Manhattan & Long Island TBD
More information on registration to be posted on this events page in the summer.
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The Italian Genealogical Group (IGG) is a not for profit organization that was established in 1993 to provide support for those interested in researching their Italian ancestry.
As a non-profit organization, donations are greatly appreciated.