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The NB Genealogical Society: Saint John branch meeting on January 28 will be at St. Luke’s Church on Main St. in Saint John.
Please use the entrance off of Metcalf St. Parking is free in the Metcalf St parking lot
David Fraser will lead a discussion on various ways to store your family tree online. We will be asking for input from members during this discussion.
This will also be the Annual General Meeting
David Fraser will be attending in person but the meeting will also be on Zoom.
Visitors are welcome
Details
Organizer
Venue
Saint John, New Brunswick E2K 1J1 Canada + Google Map