co-sponsored by
NEW JERSEY STATE ARCHIVES
and the
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY

Our 2006 Jersey Roots lecture series featured five Wednesday evening lectures on various topics. All evening lectures were held in the State Archives' Manuscript Reading Room, 2nd Floor, 225 West State Street, Trenton, NJ. Lectures ran from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The Archives extended public hours for microfilm research only to 6:00 p.m. on lecture Wednesdays.

Below are a list of the lectures given as well as some photos of the event.

Date	Presenter and Lecture
April 26, 2006	Internet Sources for New Jersey Genealogy by John W. Konvalinka
May 6, 2006	Using the Records of the East and West Jersey Proprietors by Joseph R. Klett
May 10, 2006	The New Face of FamilySearch.org by Cheri Wortmann
May 17, 2006	Tracing Your Immigrant Family at the New Jersey State Archives by Bette M. Epstein
May 24, 2006	Genealogy for Kids: Activities and Projects to Celebrate Family History by Catherine Wilkinson Zahn
November 11, 2006	Fall Lecture Program
		Tracing your Revoluationary War Ancestor at the New Jersey State Archives by Catherine S. Medich
		The Veteran's Reverie: Researching Genealogy at the U.S. Army Military History Institute by M.Sgt. Richard Baker, USAF Ret.
		Military Research Using the New Jersey State Archives Website and Databases by Veronica L. Calder
		Uncle Sam Wants You! Twentieth-Century Military Research by Larry Fermi

Photos

Cheri Wortmann informs participants on the new design of FamilySearch.org.		Cheri Wortmann giving her presentation.
(l-r) Casey Zahn, Cheri Wortmann, John Konvalinka, Michelle Chubenko, and Joan Lowry		Joseph Klett introduces a presenter.
Karl Niederer introduces Catherine Zahn.		Casey Zahn teaches some children on how to research their genealogy.