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Tuesday, June 17
Using Artificial Intelligence Tools in Genealogy  (Local Events)
6:30 pm
Stanback Auditorium Rowan Public Library
Presented by the Genealogical Society of Rowan County, NCGS President David McCorkle will present Using Artificial Intelligence Tools in Genealogy. David will demonstrate some of the ways this new technology can assist genealogists and share some of his favorite GPTs.
This event is free and in-person.


Monday, June 23
North Carolina Archives & Library Tour  (Local Events)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
109 E. Jones St., Raleigh, NC
Presented by Wake County Genealogical Society, this a free tour of the NC Archives and genealogy library in downtown Raleigh. Each tour lasts 45-60 minutes, concluding by noon. The Archives tour is optional; participants can choose to visit only the library first. Research is not permitted on this day as both facilities are closed to the public on Mondays.
The NC Archives has original documents and some books but it's only about North Carolina. The staff will explain the types of materials in the archives and how to request them. They will have documents ready for us to look at. You can ask questions. The tour includes the vault which is normally closed to the public.
The State Library (Genealogy Room) has books and materials from other states in addition to N.C. The staff will explain the types of materials and how to request them. The library has many resources including vertical files (miscellaneous documents donated to the library), free access to databases including newspaper websites and Fold3, an overhead copy machine, and more. N.C. residents can get a free library card to check out books and to use some databases from home.
 
Lunch: Optional at the cafeteria in the basement of the legislature building, featuring hot food, salads, and sandwiches. Security check required; no special ID needed.
This tour is open to everyone, with 30 spots available. Sign up here: www.signupgenius.com/go/409044CA9A72CAAFA7-56338096-tour
For questions, contact Barbara McGeachy at President@WakeCoGen.org


Saturday, June 28
HEARTS Junion '25: Revolutionary Descent  (Local Events)
2:00 pm
Cedar Grove, 8229 Gilead Road, Huntersville
HEARTS' 4th anniversary of Junion features Co-Chair of HEARTS Reunion Project and SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) member Andre’ Kearns who’ll share his journey of discovering his Revolutionary War roots through Henry Johnston of Long Creek. For more information, go to   https://www.hught.org/events-1 and click on View Tours and Events.  


Friday, July 4 through Sunday, July 6
Pre-Revolutionary Wars and Records  (Webinars)
12:00 am
Online
Presented by the North Carolina Genealogical Society, this recorded webinar with Craig R. Scott will be freely available for viewing to the public from midnight Thursday night through midnight Sunday night (ET), 4-6 Jul 2025.
The handout for this presentation will only be available to the public during the viewing period, and will not be downloadable or printable. (Available via the main Webinars page, “Current Webinar Handout” button.) It will open in a separate tab, so it can be referred to during the webinar.
For logged in members, the handout is always accessible from the main Webinars page. This webinar is always available to members in the Member Webinars area of the website. Each members’ webinar page also has a direct link to the handout.
Please register for the free webinar replay so that we may email the direct link to you.
Registration will be available in mid-June.


Wednesday, July 9
The Star of Camp Greene. A Novel of WWI  (Monthly Meeting)
7:30 pm
ONLINE - Via ZOOM
Join us to hear local author Joy Callaway speak about her book The Star of Camp Greene: A Novel of WWI. This book is based on a true story which transpired at the Camp Greene base in Mecklenburg County.