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SUMMARY:Researching Hartford's Early Black and Native Communities
LOCATION:Albany Library\nAlbany Library
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DESCRIPTION:VIRTUAL EVENT: Join a free virtual workshop on researching Har
 tfordâ€™s early Colonial Black and Native American communities..\nhtt
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>VIRTUAL EVENT: The Ancient Burying Ground 
 Association and The Hartford History Center are presenting a free virtual 
 workshop on researching Hartford&rsquo\;s early Colonial Black and Native 
 American communities.</p>\n<p>New research has uncovered information on ov
 er 500 African\, African American and Native Americans buried in Hartford&
 rsquo\;s Ancient Burying Ground\, 1640-1815. Dr. Kathy Hermes\, historian\
 , will demonstrate how to use this new information and how to use primary 
 sources and archives to uncover their stories. Students\, teachers\, famil
 y historians\, church historians\, descendants\, genealogists\, and anyone
  interested in early Hartford will be fascinated. This program is funded b
 y the ABGA and CT Humanities.</p>\n<p>Registrants are invited to send rese
 arch questions on the topic in advance to Jasmin Agosto\, Hartford History
  Center\, at&nbsp\;jeagosto@hplct.org.</p>\nhttps://hplct.libnet.info/even
 t/6093157
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