Upcoming Meeting of the Indian Territory Genealogical and Historical Society
The Indian Territory Genealogical and Historical Society is scheduled to hold its monthly meeting at 2:00 PM on Monday, September 29. The gathering will take place in Room 153 at the John Vaughan Library on the campus of Northeastern State University, located at 711 N. Grand Ave., Tahlequah, Oklahoma. This meeting serves as a vital venue for individuals interested in genealogy, local history, and ancestral connections.
The featured speaker for this session will be Gene Norris, who occupies the position of senior genealogist at the Cherokee National Research Center. As a prominent figure in the field of genealogy within the Cherokee community, Norris brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise particularly relevant to those researching their Cherokee heritage. His role at the research center involves collating historical records, preserving genealogical lineage, and assisting individuals in navigating their family histories.
The meeting is open to members of the society as well as the broader public, providing an excellent opportunity for attendees to gain insights into local and Cherokee history. Genealogy enthusiasts can benefit from Norris’s extensive experience and understanding of the resources available for those seeking to uncover their roots. This interactive session will also allow participants to ask questions and discuss their genealogical pursuits with an expert.
In addition to the speaker’s presentation, the society’s meetings often serve as a platform for members to share their own discoveries and challenges related to genealogical research. As such, participants are encouraged to bring along any questions or topics they wish to discuss. This collaborative environment fosters a sense of community among individuals who share a passion for uncovering their family histories.
For more information about this meeting or to learn about becoming a member of the Indian Territory Genealogical and Historical Society, interested individuals are advised to reach out to the society through their official contact channels. Engaging in such organizations not only aids in personal research efforts but also contributes to the preservation and appreciation of local heritage.
The Indian Territory Genealogical and Historical Society offers an invaluable resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of lineage, cultural history, and the importance of heritage within the community.
