• Breaking Down Brick Walls with Dan Fantore

    Copeland Center 2306 Fourth Street, Wyandotte, Michigan

    Build a Brick Wall?  Genealogists already have plenty of them!  You’ve researched your ancestors, have found another generation and then—no progress.  Genealogists get stuck. Brick walls may last for years or a life time, but more knowledge and more skills may knock that brick wall down.  Learn about the causes of Genealogical Brick Walls and learn the potential solutions ... Read more

  • Exit, Enter, Commit: Emigration, Immigration, and Naturalization with Thomas Koselka

    Copeland Center 2306 Fourth Street, Wyandotte, Michigan

    Exit, Enter, Commit: Emigration, Immigration, and Naturalization explores the historical movement of people from Europe to North America, examining emigration records from European departure points, immigration documentation at U.S. and Canadian ports of entry, and the evolving U.S. naturalization process. The presentation reveals how citizenship requirements have evolved and highlights surprising historical facts, such as specific conditions ... Read more

  • Connecting the Points on your Family Map with Derek J Blount

    Copeland Center 2306 Fourth Street, Wyandotte, Michigan

    A review of modes of transportation and routes across the nation and time, and how to apply it to your map.  This is a basic "How did my ancestors get here from there?"

  • American Revolution – 250 Years with Todd Brighton

    Copeland Center 2306 Fourth Street, Wyandotte, Michigan

    Todd Brighton will discuss the lives of everyday citizens during the American Revolution, including original artifacts from his personal collection related to five Patriot soldiers who served in the conflict. Todd will exhibit authentic military gear, original portraits, manuscripts, and early Americana, including Native American trade silver, ceramic, and pewter pieces.