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SUMMARY:Green County Genealogical Society Presents...
DESCRIPTION:The Green County Genealogical Society will present- “Italian-American Immigrants and the Chicago Mafia Connections in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin” by Vicki Ruth Hahn.\n \nThe presentation is July 11 at 10 am in the Monroe Public Library community room on the second floor. Please note the program is the second Saturday of the month. \nThe program is open to the public. \nLearn more about Italian-Americans immigrating to the United States\, the organization of the Mafia\, overcoming the difficult search for genealogy of its members\, the influences it had on local history\, and its connections to people in area communities. \nVicki Ruthe Hahn\, owner of Stateline Genealogy Club\, LLC\, is a Retired Librarian with a BA and MLIS from University of Illinois. An Experienced\, regional Genealogy Presenter and Consultant\, she founded the “Stateline Genealogy Club” at Beloit Public Library in 2012\, & created the “StatelineGenealogyClub.Wordpress.com” BLOG in 2015.  She has a background in history\, anthropology\, research\, writing\, teaching and clothing history. Vicki sorts out mysteries\, rediscovers histories\, weaves stories\, & helps people with local history and their family genealogy; specializing from Central Illinois to Central Wisconsin. \nFor any questions about the meeting or presentation\, call Donna at 608-921-1537. The GCGS Research Center (located in the lower level of the Monroe Public Library is open to the public for research Tuesdays 10 am-3 pm. Other times available by appointment. The phone number is 608-328-7436 and the website is www.greencogenealogywi.org. \n 
URL:https://www.greencounty.org/event/green-county-genealogical-society-presents/
LOCATION:Monroe Public Library\, 925 16th Avenue\, Monroe\, WI\, 53566
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SUMMARY:Green County Genealogical Society Program - Institutional Cemeteries
DESCRIPTION:The Green County Genealogical Society will present – “Institutional Cemeteries” presented by Steve Seim. \n The presentation is May 2 at 10 am in the Monroe Public Library community room on the second floor. The program is open to the public! \nSteve Seim has compiled and cataloged information on hundreds of cemeteries for poor farms\, asylums\, prisons and similar institutions across the country. He will share the history and reasons for the institutions. When the “inmates” died\, their remains were often unclaimed\, and the institution buried them. Most institutions had their own burial grounds on site. As institutions were phased out or modernized\, their burial grounds were often neglected or forgotten\, and burial records became difficult to obtain. Those buried in institutional cemeteries were often forgotten in their own lifetime and are in danger of being forgotten forever. \nMr. Seim serves as the Court Commissioner for Dodge County. He and his wife\, Julie\, have two grown children. \nFor any questions about the meeting or presentation\, call Donna at 608-921-1537. The GCGS Research Center (located in the lower level of the Monroe Public Library is open to the public for research Tuesdays 10 am-3 pm. Other times available by appointment. The phone number is 608-328-7436 and the website is www.greencogenealogywi.org.
URL:https://www.greencounty.org/event/green-county-genealogical-society-program-institutional-cemeteries/
LOCATION:Monroe Public Library\, 925 16th Avenue\, Monroe\, WI\, 53566
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SUMMARY:Green County Genealogical Society Presents "A Visit to WHS: Genealogy Collections and Services”
DESCRIPTION:The Green County Genealogical Society will present – “A Visit to WHS: Genealogy Collections and Services” by Rebecca Hopman. \nThe presentation is April 4 at 10 am in the Monroe Public Library community room on the second floor. The program is open to the public! \nReady to take a trip to the Wisconsin Historical Society (WHS)? WHS holds one of the top five genealogical collections in the country\, with materials from across the United States and Canada. Discover more about our extensive newspaper and family history collections\, learn how to search our catalog and website to find materials on your family\, and get details on how to plan for your visit. Even if you can’t make it to Wisconsin\, you’ll find out how to get access to our collections so you can keep researching your ancestry! \nRebecca Hopman is the Genealogy Services Librarian at the Wisconsin Historical Society\, where she helps people discover their family stories. She lectures on a variety of topics\, including genealogy\, oral history\, and historical research. She has a BA in History\, English\, and German from Augustana College (IL)\, an MLIS in Archives & Records Management from the University of Maryland\, College Park\, and an MA in Women’s History from Sarah Lawrence College. She currently serves as a board member for the Augustana Historical Society. \nFor any questions about the meeting or presentation\, call Donna at 608-921-1537. The GCGS Research Center (located in the lower level of the Monroe Public Library is open to the public for research Tuesdays 10 am-3 pm. Other times available by appointment. The phone number is 608-328-7436 and the website is www.greencogenealogywi.org
URL:https://www.greencounty.org/event/green-county-genealogical-society-presents-new-france-in-illinois-and-wisconsin/
LOCATION:Monroe Public Library\, 925 16th Avenue\, Monroe\, WI\, 53566
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SUMMARY:Green County Genealogical Society Presents "Colonel Henry Dodge"
DESCRIPTION:The Green County Genealogical Society will host ” Colonel Henry Dodge” presented and acted by Tom Vergeront. \nThe presentation is October 4 at 10 am in the Monroe Public Library community room on the second floor. The program is free of charge and the public is welcome. \nHenry Dodge\, Indian fighter\, lead miner\, and long associated with public life in Wisconsin\, held the distinction of being both the first and last territorial governor of Wisconsin\, 1836-1841 and 1845-1848. Henry Dodge was an interesting fellow and important in early Wisconsin history. \nTom Vergeront is a retired food scientist who worked in the Wisconsin food business for 40 years. He always liked history and people. He decided doing historical presentations was his way of sharing history. \nIf you have any questions about the meeting or presentation\, call Donna at 608-921-1537. The GCGS Research Center (located in the lower level of the Monroe Public Library is open to the public for research Tuesdays 10 am-3 pm. Other times available by appointment. The phone number is 608-328-7436 and the website is www.greencogenealogywi.org
URL:https://www.greencounty.org/event/green-county-genealogical-society-presents-obtaining-military-records-2/
LOCATION:Monroe Public Library\, 925 16th Avenue\, Monroe\, WI\, 53566
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SUMMARY:Green County Genealogical Society Presents "Wisconsin versus Yoder"
DESCRIPTION:The Green County Genealogical Society will host- ” The 1972 Supreme Court Decision in Wisconsin versus Yoder” – presented by Mark Louden. \nThe presentation is September 13 at 10 am in the Monroe Public Library community room on the second floor. Please note the meeting will be the second Saturday of September. \nMark Louden\, will speak about the 1972 Supreme Court decision in Wisconsin v. Yoder\, which upheld Amish parents’ right to determine their children’s education on religious grounds. It is considered a landmark in American constitutional history. In this presentation he will discuss the background to the case\, which began in New Glarus\, WI\, and its implications today\, more than 50 years after the decision was handed down. \nMark Louden is a linguist who received his training in Germanic linguistics at Cornell University. A fluent speaker of Pennsylvania Dutch\, he has published extensively on this language and other German-American varieties\, as well as Yiddish. In addition to his position as the Alfred L. Shoemaker\, J. William Frey\, and Don Yoder Professor of Germanic Linguistics in the Department of German\, Nordic\, and Slavic+\, he directs the Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies and is affiliated with the Religious Studies and Language Sciences programs and the Mosse/Weinstein Center for Jewish Studies. He serves as an interpreter and cultural mediator for Plain people (Amish and traditional Mennonites) in multiple settings\, especially health care. \nIf you have any questions about the meeting or presentation\, call Donna at 608-921-1537. The GCGS Research Center (located in the lower level of the Monroe Public Library is open to the public for research Tuesdays 10 am-3 pm. Other times available by appointment. The phone number is 608-328-7436 and the website is www.greencogenealogywi.org
URL:https://www.greencounty.org/event/green-county-genealogical-society-presents-obtaining-military-records/
LOCATION:Monroe Public Library\, 925 16th Avenue\, Monroe\, WI\, 53566
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SUMMARY:Green County Genealogy Society Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Topic:  WI Supreme Court vs Yoder\, with Mark Louden.
URL:https://www.greencounty.org/event/green-county-genealogy-society-meeting-4/
LOCATION:Monroe Public Library\, 925 16th Avenue\, Monroe\, WI\, 53566
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SUMMARY:Green County Genealogical Society Presents "Laura Ingalls Wilder"
DESCRIPTION:Generations of children and adults worldwide have been fascinated by the stories of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Her “Little House” series was the basis for a successful television series. But how did her life really evolve? What motivated her to put her experiences to paper? In this First Impressions presentation by Jessica Michna you will meet Mrs. Wilder\, older\, wiser and reflecting back on her life. She will tell you her life story and how she came to produce her literary works.  Presentation will be at the Monroe Public Library’s 2nd floor Community Room. \nOriginally from Pennsylvania\, Jessica Michna developed a love of history at an early age. She and her family visited many historic sites throughout America. Her school years would find her appearing in various productions\, in addition to costume design and construction. \nHer love of theater and history would eventually bring Jessica to found her company\, “First Impressions”. Since its founding in the year 2000\, Jessica has expanded her repertoire to include seventeen historic figures. \nIn 2016 she was awarded the Presidential Service Center’s Distinguished Service award for her riveting portrayals of First Ladies. Jessica is particularly fond of performing for senior groups and communities. The life experiences of those in her senior audiences enhances her understanding of life stories. She often reminds her audiences that everyone has a history and encourages them to record their own life stories. “History is not a litany of which generals died under which tree. It is the story and life experiences of each human life.” \nFor any questions about the meeting or presentation\, call Donna at 608-921-1537. The GCGS Research Center (located in the lower level of the Monroe Public Library is open to the public for research Tuesdays 10 am-3 pm. Other times available by appointment. The phone number is 608-328-7436 and the website is www.greencogenealogywi.org
URL:https://www.greencounty.org/event/victorian-funeral-customs/
LOCATION:Monroe Public Library\, 925 16th Avenue\, Monroe\, WI\, 53566
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SUMMARY:Green County Genealogy Society Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Info:  Donna at 608.921.1537.
URL:https://www.greencounty.org/event/green-county-genealogy-society-meeting/
LOCATION:Monroe Public Library\, 925 16th Avenue\, Monroe\, WI\, 53566
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