Irish Emigrants to North America

ByTerri November 7, 2012October 13, 2014

Tomorrow night I will be checking out the Fox Valley Genealogical Society for the first time. Their topic for the night, Irish Emigrants to North America: Before, During and After the Famine, by Paul Milner.

I am super excited about this lecture because, the Irish seem to be the hardest to trace (so far) I have been stuck at the same spot for over a year now and hope that this lecture will arm me with a few more tools that will let me take a jack hammer to my O’Connell family.

If you are in the area, consider joining us at the Naperville Municipal Center at 7:30pm.

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Terri

Terri O’Connell is a professional genealogist in the Chicago area, focusing on Midwestern United States Genealogy, with a main focus in Illinois and a special interest in Irish research. She is also the owner of Cruise Planners – O’Connell Cruise and Travel, a full service travel company. Their mission is to encompass the full family: vacations, reunions, and history travel. Terri is a travel enthusiast with a passion for genealogy and enjoys bringing the two together to assist her clients in their travel needs. You can find Terri online at www.facebook.com/cruiseplannersoconnell, www.facebook.com/tracingmyfamily.

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Gay Jeanne Oliver says:

March 24, 2013 at 3:26 am

Would love a copy of any lecture notes or anything really

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1. Terri says:
  
  March 24, 2013 at 10:54 am
  
  I will have to go through all of my stuff to find them. At the moment I am in the process of organizing and moving my office. Once I find them, I will let you know.
  
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