And yet another news release arrived in my inbox. The early registration ends this month, so if you're planning on going and haven't registered yet- why not? The little countdown on my computer says 2 months and 17 days until we leave for the conference!
“Using the Tools of Today & Tomorrow
to Understand the Past,” the 14th biennial NERGC Conference, will bring
together 75 leading genealogy speakers and over 900 genealogists from
around New England and the US at the MassMutual Conference Center in
Springfield, Massachusetts.
Additionally, approximately 70 vendors of genealogy related products, services, software and books will be in the Exhibit Hall.
The program includes not only the individual presentations but
workshops covering DNA, Italian research, paleography, Portuguese
genealogy, photo identification, and more.
Featured speakers are Thomas MacEntee, F. Warren Bittner and Kenyatta Berry, a co-host of the PBS series, Genealogy Road Show. The remaining schedule of speakers will cover genealogy at all levels, from beginner to expert.
NERGC
is a regional, volunteer organization supported by 23 genealogy
societies, all of which will be represented by their members. The program begins on Wednesday, 26 April 2017
with a schedule of specialties in 5 main areas: Librarians, DNA,
Society Management, Professional Genealogy, and Technology as well as
four stand-alone workshops on Getting Started, Family History Books,
Military Records, and Deeds.
The main conference begins on Thursday, 27 April with a presentation by Mary Tedesco, another co-host of the PBS series, Genealogy Road Show, and continues through Saturday, 29 April 2017. During
the conference, registrants can choose to spend time with a
professional genealogist at the Ancestor Road show, walk through the
Society Fair, participate in a Special Interest Group discussion, or
enjoy the sites of and resources of Springfield, MA.
Early bird registration ends on 28 February 2017. Visit www.nergc.org
to register, select the programs you’d like to attend, and, optionally,
the lunches and dinners, most of which are sponsored. Luncheon speakers
are Thomas MacEntee, NEAPG Table Topics, and Jane Wilcox while the
banquets include presentations by Kenyatta Berry on Friday and Thomas MacEntee on Saturday.
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