NNYACGS, PO Box 1256, Plattsburgh, New York, 12901 USA
Phone: (518) 561-5728
President: Gloria Pratt           Membership Chairperson: Gloria Pratt          Librarian: Julie Dowd       To Submit Articles:  Elizabeth Botten
LIBRARY
NEW BOOKS
NNYACGS Library - Hours, Contents, Fees for use
SCHEDULE
DIRECTIONS
How to get to the Library using the Adirondack Northway
LINKS
Hundreds of genealogical and historical links to Clinton County
Latest link - 01/10/08
JOURNAL
ARTICLES
Contributions to our Journal since 1984 - articles, bible entries, trees
Use index at left to browse all articles  or Google Site Search below to search any subject or author
HISTORIANS
and
TOWNS
Contact information for Tri-County historians and towns
and
2,400+ vintage pictures on over 50 pages from every Clinton, Essex and
Franklin County town
CLICK HERE TO
GO DIRECTLY
TO IMAGES
FAMILY TREES
5-generation family trees of local families
Send your own and we'll publish it
Latest tree added 11/02/07
PUBLICATIONS
NNYACGS publications showing prices with postage and handling
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CONFERENCES
List of all NNYACGS conferences including those upcoming
QUERIES
Home of queries from those interested in local family history
LATEST QUERY 10/08/07
MEMBERSHIP
Benefits of becoming a member and how to apply
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SOCIETY
ORGANIZATION
Contact information for Society Officers
MEETINGS
Genealogical research is like a treasure hunt
Clicking on text and pictures ANYWHERE in the site may lead you to a further trove of information
We have over 100 pages of information and over 2,000 pictures and charts
To find your keywords on our site, use the Google search engine below
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April 1 to October 31
Webmaster - Julie Dowd
November 1 to March 31
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LIBRARY HOURS
Wednesdays 1:00 to 6:00 PM
Saturdays 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Open by appointment for members only
(2 weeks notice please)
Le Reveil
MY FRENCH ROOTS
TAKE THE "WHO'S FRENCH" QUIZ - YOU'LL BE SURPRISED
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PLANS FOR 2009
QUADRICENTENNIAL OF CHAMPLAIN'S JOURNEY
~ THEY WALKED WITH CHAMPLAIN ~
CLICK HERE FOR DESCENDANT TREES OF MORE THAN
100+ LOCAL FAMILIES WHOSE ANCESTORS WALKED WITH CHAMPLAIN
AND WHO STAYED TO MAKE PERMANENT SETTLEMENTS
OUR GALLERY OF TREES CAN BE VIEWED AT THE
KEESEVILLE CIVIC CENTER
Latest trees added to the website - March 31, 2008 - Pomerleau and Leahy, VT
Samuel de Champlain
CONTACT
DID YOUR ANCESTORS WALK WITH CHAMPLAIN
IN QUEBEC OR ACADIA?
~ Click on a location above to see if you have ancestors there ~
Maybe you can find them in both places
~ Port Royal founded 1604 - Quebec founded 1608 - Before the Pilgrims in 1629 ~
Samuel de Champlain
Family History
~ GET READY FOR THE 2009 WALK WITH CHAMPLAIN ~
GENEALOGY WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED

Upcoming workshops proposed for Burlington, and Vergennes, Vermont
and Rouses Point, NY - Check the site often for updates

Hometown Cable taped an episode of "Walking With Champlain" March 13
~ View it on Hometown Cable or buy it at hometowncable@yahoo.com ~

SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN PORTAL
Click on the above to get to the newly developed site
New York Quadricentennial Logo
~ SAMUEL de CHAMPLAIN was married only once, to HÉLÈNE BOULLÉ - He never had any children ~
Click here to see his will

Families who claim descendancy from Samuel de Champlain in North America are actually descended from
Francois Volant de Chamblain, a sea captain, who came to New France in the early 1700s.
When people began calling the family Volant de Champlain, his son, Jean Volant de Chamblain,
adopted the name because he liked the sound of it and liked the association with founder of Quebec.  
Click to read about  Chamblain/Champlain here  and Translation
2008 Spring Conference

Discover which of our North Country  ancestors who were slave owners,  crusaders against slavery,  actors on
the Underground Railroad or  passengers on the Champlain Line
Don Papson - Presenter

Document, protect and preserve your family heritage in heirloom quality scrapbooks -  an expert in documenting
family history and scrapbooking will lead you through the intricacies of the craft -  become the "historian" in your
family
Judy Turner - Presenter

Friday, May 16     10a-6p - Library open for research      
Saturday, May 17     10a Speakers - 3p Research    $10 per person - $15 per couple
Bring a bag lunch - Soda, chips and cookies provided
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