
A Wedding Ring Lost and Found
While gardening at their home at 11 Peach Street in 1975, a couple found a wedding band. The band’s engraving gave the initials and wedding
While gardening at their home at 11 Peach Street in 1975, a couple found a wedding band. The band’s engraving gave the initials and wedding
On June 3, 2023, we had a special workshop on German genealogy. Special thanks to the Jean Vandewark Olson Stowell Genealogy Research and Education Fund
Several years ago, Karen Olson, a member of the Fenton, established a fund in her mother’s memory. Karen and her mother Jean Stowell had spent
On Saturday, April 29, 2023 at 10:30 a.m., I will be speaking on Dutch Genealogy as the second of our workshop series this year. I
The annual Fenton History Center Workshop Series begins this month. The 2023 series will focus on various ethnic groups. All workshops will be held on
Here it is March, bringing to mind four leaf clovers, leprechauns and St. Patrick. Thousands of people around the world have Irish ancestry due to
In last month’s issue, I reported on our Open House for beginning genealogy or for help with problems, and the fact that I had mentioned
The History Community in Chautauqua County is alive and growing. On Saturday, April 30, the Fenton History Center hosted a Genealogy Conference and History Fair
We are so excited to be putting the final touches on the upcoming Genealogy Conference – Finally! We have a great slate of speakers and
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