| THE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF ROCKINGHAM & STOKES COUNTIES OF NORTH CAROLINA |
Welcome to the Genealogical Society of Rockingham & Stokes
Counties of North Carolina. This site is up to date information on our
regular quarterly meetings and swap meetings that are in the Spring and
Fall. They are free and open to the public.
Please check back often, the information on this page will change as our
meeting times occur through out the year.
Counties of North Carolina. This site is up to date information on our
regular quarterly meetings and swap meetings that are in the Spring and
Fall. They are free and open to the public.
Please check back often, the information on this page will change as our
meeting times occur through out the year.
Our Swap Meetings are a great opportunity to both share your research
and hopefully resolve some of your brick walls. We always have a
wonderful time. So bring your family research, photos and other materials
to share with others, and spend the day. We would like for you to make a
family tree (pedigree) sheet to put out on the table so everyone can see
who is researching which families. A copying machine will be available for
your use (10 cents per copy to help deter cost.) Refreshments will be
provided.
and hopefully resolve some of your brick walls. We always have a
wonderful time. So bring your family research, photos and other materials
to share with others, and spend the day. We would like for you to make a
family tree (pedigree) sheet to put out on the table so everyone can see
who is researching which families. A copying machine will be available for
your use (10 cents per copy to help deter cost.) Refreshments will be
provided.
| SPRING SWAP MEETING APRIL 24, 2010 9a.m. - 4p.m. FRANCISCO COMMUNITY BUILDING 7104 NC HIGHWAY 89 WESTFIELD, NC 27053 There will be signs |
| Next Quartly meeting will be April 11, 2010 2:30pm - 4:00pm Mayodan Public Library 101 N. 10th Avenue Mayodan, NC 27027 Speaker will be GWEN ERICKSON Librarian & Archivist of the Friends Historical Collection at Guildford College in Greensboro, NC She began working in archives while an undergraduate at Earlham College in Richmond, IN, and holds graduate degrees in history and library studies from UNC-Greensboro. She has served in her current position since 2000 and has been at Guilford since 1995. Guilford Friends Historical Collection is the largest research center for Quaker studies in the southeastern United States and houses original records dating back to 1680. Included in the collection are the records of Quaker meetings in North Carolina and many manuscripts and publications relatiing to families in Piedmont North Carolina. Members of the society will be available to answer any questions on researching your own family tree. Light refreshments provided. |