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General meetings of the Oklahoma Genealogical Society are free and open to the public. They are held on the first Monday of each month in the Chesapeake Event Center, Oklahoma History Center, 2401 N. Laird Ave., Oklahoma City. [click here for printable map and directions] In case of conflict with a federal or state holiday, the meetings will be held on the second Monday evening of each month.
Experienced researchers will be available before the meeting at 5 P.M. to answer research questions. The OGS meeting begin at 6:00 P.M. and finish at 7:45 P.M. The Oklahoma History Research Library is also open until 7:45 P.M. on the evenings when OGS meets.
Upcoming OGS Monthly Programs
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1 February 2010 Monday 6:00 pm OGS General Meeting
"My Civil War Soldier: What Can I Learn from
The War of the Rebellion Official Records?"
Speaker: Billie Stone Fogarty
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1 March 2010 Monday 6:00 pm OGS General Meeting
"A Happy Home Without Husbands:
The Women's
Commonwealth of Texas"
Speaker: Kelvin Meyers
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5 April 2010 Monday 6:00 pm OGS General Meeting
"How to Get More out of the Early Census 1790 to 1850"
Speaker: Lois Copley
click here for more details
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3 May 2010 Monday 6:00 pm OGS General Meeting
"Vital Records and Using Them
and Their
Substitutes"
Speaker: Debra Spindle
click here for more details
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7 June 2010 Monday 6:00 pm OGS General Meeting
"Finding the Right Genealogy Software:
Comparing Legacy and The Master Genealogist"
Speakers: La Nell Shores and Jim Ike
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Directions to the Oklahoma History Center located
at the northeast corner of the state capitol complex at N.E. 23rd and N.
Lincoln Blvd.
1 - turn north from 23rd Street at the first street east of the capitol
2 - turn east at the stop light at N.E. 28th and Lincoln then south on Lindsay to the Oklahoma History Center parking
lot.
click on Map to enlarge
