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The SaddleBrooke Genealogy Club is open to all SaddleBrooke residents who wish to
research their ancestors. The membership consists of people just beginning their research
to people who have a great deal of experience in ancestral research. Membership is limited
to residents of HOA #1 and HOA #2. Dues are $20 per individual and $30 per couple for
the year, June 1 to May 31. SaddleBrooke residents are invited to attend two meetings
before becoming a dues paying member. Meetings are held the first Thursday of each
month at 1:00 PM in the Coyote Room of the SaddleBrooke Clubhouse.
Benefits of membership: Educational programs, seminars and workshops, and Research
trips to libraries.
research their ancestors. The membership consists of people just beginning their research
to people who have a great deal of experience in ancestral research. Membership is limited
to residents of HOA #1 and HOA #2. Dues are $20 per individual and $30 per couple for
the year, June 1 to May 31. SaddleBrooke residents are invited to attend two meetings
before becoming a dues paying member. Meetings are held the first Thursday of each
month at 1:00 PM in the Coyote Room of the SaddleBrooke Clubhouse.
Benefits of membership: Educational programs, seminars and workshops, and Research
trips to libraries.
Check out Upcoming Events for our next meeting date and topic.
For a list of genealogy related Internet sites check Useful Links.
For a list of genealogy related Internet sites check Useful Links.
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Photos of the towns where your ancestors lived can be very interesting. If your ancestors lived in South Jersey you may have
heard about a celebration held for a week in mid July. The Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society would hold a week long
celebration which included a procession, on July 16th, through the streets of Hammonton, NJ. You didn't have to be Catholic
to enjoy the food and fun that was associated with celebration. The celebration began when a small group of Italian immigrants
gathered on Pine Road at the home of Anthony Capelli to pray and give thanks for a safe journey to America. In 1875 they
formed a small procession and the yearly event started.
heard about a celebration held for a week in mid July. The Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society would hold a week long
celebration which included a procession, on July 16th, through the streets of Hammonton, NJ. You didn't have to be Catholic
to enjoy the food and fun that was associated with celebration. The celebration began when a small group of Italian immigrants
gathered on Pine Road at the home of Anthony Capelli to pray and give thanks for a safe journey to America. In 1875 they
formed a small procession and the yearly event started.
If you are new to genealogy research, here is a helpful site. The Mesa, AZ Family History Center has some online
training sessions. Check out the Preface for the table of contents. If you use any LDS Family History Center, here
is a link you should try.
Notice: 2nd Annual Arizona Family History Expo Jan 22 - 23, 2010 in Mesa AZ
training sessions. Check out the Preface for the table of contents. If you use any LDS Family History Center, here
is a link you should try.
Notice: 2nd Annual Arizona Family History Expo Jan 22 - 23, 2010 in Mesa AZ