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Margaret Gause Bramble and Edward L. Bramble.
Speakers for the 2026-2027 season.
Events are subject to change.
Saturday 21 November
2026
Naturalization: An Unnatural Process.This lecture discusses naturalization from the colonial era until World War II, with an emphasis on how history has impacted the number of records that were created.
Bio: He has written on genealogical research topics since the late 1980s and has lectured nationally at a wide variety of local, regional, and national conferences and workshops. His presentations are down-to-earth, informational, full of real examples. and practical. He has also led annual research trips to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City and the Allen County Public Library in Ft. Wayne, Indiana.
Records in Pre-1800 Delaware and Pennsylvania: What’s AvailableEighteenth-century genealogy research in Delaware and Pennsylvania can be challenging as there are far fewer detailed records than would be available even a just a century later. Genealogical success is all in knowing how to use what’s actually available–and what’s not!