Books, Diocese repertoires, vital records, microfilm, microfiche, online databases, journals
Saturday, August 15th, was a big day for the Vermont Genealogy Library. For the first time in almost 20 years we opened in a new physical location. Now, we’ve done this before – several times, in fact. Early members like … Continued
The Vermont Genealogy Library is cooperating with the Vermont Historical Society (VHS) to provide three online genealogy workshops this summer on the VHS website. Lynn Johnson will lead off on June 13th with “Genealogy 101,” followed by Ed McGuire presenting … Continued
Early in my French-Canadian genealogical research I learned about the hardy, adventurous, pioneer woman of Canada now referred to as “Les Filles du Roi” or King’s Daughters. These woman are considered to be among the founding mothers of New France. … Continued
Our new home for the Vermont Genealogy Library is still in a state of hibernation. Like most local organizations we’re waiting for conditions in Vermont to improve enough that the state’s quarantine is modified and a small group can work … Continued
Last December we announced that we were adding MyHeritate Library Edtion to our other six online databases at the library. The amazing thing about MyHeritage LIbrary Edition is that members can also access it remotely on their home computers, tablets … Continued
We are thrilled to announce that our fundraising effort was a success and we are now offering MyHeritage Library Edition to our members. And, unlike our other online offerings, this subscription will be available to members remotely! MyHeritage Library Edition is … Continued