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SUMMARY:The Making of a Mosaic:
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DESCRIPTION:Join on February 21st at 2:30 p.m. ET for the last part of a t
 hree part series!.\nhttps://acpl.libnet.info/event/7835192
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h3 style="text-align: center\;"><strong>"Int
 ernal Migration within the United States"</strong></h3>\n<p>The Allen Coun
 ty Public Library Genealogy Center and the Northeast Indiana Jewish Geneal
 ogy Society are excited to welcome Dr. Nicholas J. Evans\, a Senior Lectur
 er in diaspora history at the University of Hull\, for a series of free vi
 rtual programs on the first three Tuesdays in February\, beginning at 2:30
  p.m. &ldquo\;The Making of a Mosaic: European Migrant Journeys During the
  Age of Steam&rdquo\; will be presented in three parts. These lectures are
  in conjunction with the Genealogy Center&rsquo\;s Tuesday afternoon virtu
 al programs.</p>\n<p>This third session of Making of a Mosaic\, "Internal 
 Migration within the United States" will explore how migrant records enabl
 e one to piece together the numerous journeys that complete the migrant&rs
 quo\;s settlement in their new homes.</p>\n<p>Additional information on Dr
 . Nicholas Evans:<br />Besides teaching both undergraduate and postgraduat
 e students in the School of Humanities at the University of Hull\, Dr. Nic
 holas Evans uses his research on voluntary and coerced migration around th
 e Atlantic to empower religious and ethnic minority communities. He &ldquo
 \;relishes&rdquo\; in helping people unearth the personal stories of their
  migrant ancestors. Dr. Evans has spent the last 17 years as an academic r
 esearcher in the prize-winning Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slav
 ery and Emancipation in his home city of Hull\, England.</p>\n<p>Register 
 in advance for this program!</p>\n<p>After registering\, you will receive 
 a confirmation email containing information about joining the program.</p>
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