JaneEWilcox

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JaneEWilcox

United States, EnglishHistory

Your Ancestors Want Their Stories to Be Told. Find out how genealogy can help you discover the mysteries of your family history.

Upcoming Broadcasts

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Jane E. Wilcox welcomes Chris Densmo, librarian at Friends Historical Library at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania. Chris will talk about Quakers in New York. Where did they come from and where did they live? What is so unique... more
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On-Demand Episodes

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Tonight Kenyatta Berry, President of the Association of Professional Genealogists, joins Jane to talk about--what else?--the Association of Professional Genealogists. Find out what the APG is and what the future holds for this... more
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Join Dick Eastman on tonights show as he talks about computer technology and genealogy. Where has the field of genealogy come from and where is it headed with computer technology? How are genealogy companies and not-for-profit... more
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Purian expert Robert Charles Anderson talks about the Puritans, who came in the Great Migration from England to America between 1620 and 1640 and greatly influenced American traditions and government. He will explain who these... more
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Tonight on The Forget-Me-Not Hour, join South African native Glenn Leisching, an Elder in the tradition of the Dagara tribe of Burkina Faso, as he talks about the importance of honoring ancestors in the indigenous spiritual traditions of Africa.... more
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Houses and other buildings have interesting histories too. Find out from house historian and genealogist Marian Pierre-Louis, owner of Fieldstone Historic Research, what goes into doing a house history. Find her on her blog at... more
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Rhinebeck, N.Y., and Hudson Valley Resources with Nancy and Arthur C.M. Kelly. Nancy Kelly, Rhinebeck Town Historian, and her husband Arthur Kelly, owner of Kinship Books, talk about Rhinebeck and Hudson Valley genealogy... more
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If you missed the National Genealogical Societys annual conference in Cincinnati, this is the show to hear. Even if you were there, this is the show to hear since you couldnt be everywhere at once. Terry Koch-Bostic, a Director... more
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New York City was a hub for German immigrants who landed there and decided to stay. Find out from professional genealogist Joan Koster Morales what the ins and outs are for researching your German ancestors in New York City. What... more
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The 1940 U.S. Census Community Project and Jim Ericson. Join Jessie Davis, manager of recruitment for Indexing Workforce at Family Search and the 1940 Census Community Project, as she updates us on the indexing project after only... more
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Join Kingston City Historian Edwin Ford and biographer John Kaminski for a special edition highlighting the festivities for the commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the death of first New York Governor and Ulster Countys favorite... more

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