Sorry,
Josh sent me this about a week ago, but I didn’t see past the first message in the thread.
https://ancestry.zoom.us/meeting/register/cY2ywCZySuSQuj76qjAa_w.
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17 June Zoom link now here
- June 17, 2025 – Mark Olsen from Family Tree Maker will speak on the new FTM 2024, Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/lFZ1jNgZRDquvjWaQIiMMw
Open Board Meeting, 15 July, 6:30 MDT, Zoom
We need to talk about finances, programming, elections, outreach, and membership. If you can’t attend, please send your thoughts to an officer (email addresses at www.ujgs.org).
Call to Meeting, 6:30 MDT on 17 June 2025 via Zoom
Mark Olsen from Family Tree Maker will speak on the new FTM 2024, Zoom link soon.
PGSA Trip to Poland + Upcoming Genealogy Webinar, forwarded
The Polish Genealogical Society of America and Polish Origins are hosting a 2025 Kingdom of Poland tour from September 6 to the 17th. This 11 day tour will cover many diverse regions in Poland and Lithuania – from the vibrant capital of Warsaw to the serene Podlasie, from Lithuania’s Vilnius to the charming Kazimierz Dolny.
For more details, an interactive video, and a complete itinerary, visit our website:
https://pgsa.org/2025-kingdom-
https://pgsa.org/2025-kingdom-
I also attached a flyer for the tour, feel free to distribute to your networks.
Also, this coming Sunday, May 18th, we are hosting our next webinar at 2pm Central time. The topic is Polish Peasants in the 18th Century. The webinar is $15 or free for members: Webinar – Polish Peasants’ Life in the 18th Century – Myths, Stereotypes, and Reality. – Polish Genealogical Society of America What was life like for our ancestors living in Poland? Piotr from Polish Origins will talk about daily life in Poland and he will also dispel common myths and parse stereotypes from reality for peasants living in Poland and what motivated many of them to come to America.
In addition to educational webinars, the PGSA also offers basic low-cost research services, such as surname search, parish search, maps, villages, etc, which can be found on our website: PGSA Research Services – Polish Genealogical Society of America
Memberships start at $25: https://pgsa.org/
Next Meeting
You are invited to a Zoom meeting.
When: Apr 22, 2025 06:30 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://ancestry.zoom.us/
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Kathy Kirkpatrick will speak on “Displaced Persons During WWII, 1938-1970”. Handout in member’s section at UJGS.org.
Call to Meeting, 22 April 2025, 6:30 MST, Virtual
Kathy Kirkpatrick will speak on “Displaced Persons During WWII, 1938-1970”. Handout in members’ section. Zoom link soon.
This talk was originally scheduled in February and canceled due to technical difficulties.
Zoom link to Meeting, 18 March, 6:30
https://ancestry.zoom.us/j/99816363332?pwd=cyKUJCADVx9oU5CiOsQh4Z0bUx0unn.1
This is an open board meeting. We will discuss future programs, plus updates on working with the Art Gallery in the former B’nai Israel synagogue.
Call to Meeting, 18 March, 6:30 MDT, Virtual
This will be an open Board Meeting. We will discuss future program possibilities, plus updates on working with the Art Gallery in the former B’nai Israel synagogue.
Looking forward to seeing you!
Trip to Poland opportunity
The Polish Genealogical Society of America and Polish Origins are hosting a 2025 Kingdom of Poland tour from September 6 to the 17th. This 11 day tour will cover many diverse regions in Poland and Lithuania – from the vibrant capital of Warsaw to the serene Podlasie, from Lithuania’s Vilnius to the charming Kazimierz Dolny.
For more details, an interactive video, and a complete itinerary, visit our website:
https://pgsa.org/2025-kingdom-of-poland-tour/