The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. – William Shakespeare
We must remove the duplicate, triplicate, or more copies of Echoes Magazines from our ACGS library. They will be free to anyone (do not have to be a member) who
The Covid situation is changing and not for good at this time, with an increase in the number of cases in Aroostook County. Therefore, the library has made it mandatory
Nuremberg, Germany, may have been the birthplace of modern timepieces. It was there, around the year 1500, that coiled springs were first used to drive the works of clocks. Soon
Organizational work is continuing in our Archives. I had a personal collection of Bangor Daily News, dating from 1943 to 1948, though not complete years. Allen has put together a
June saw a dozen attend our second monthly meeting. But Cochran Cemetery appears to be the subject for the past couple of months. In May, Dennis, Jay, Orlan, and I
Special Note: This month’s article is by guest author, Allen Voisine Georges Voisine and Annie Long were married on May 27, 1902. By October 14, 1925, they had 12 sons
This month’s episode of This Old Tree is about how some of us are doing genealogy in the Covid-19 quarantine era. Several times this summer, Spike Savage has asked me
Good day. It’s with great joy to announce that ACGS is meeting at Jay Bullard’s home on Aug 23, 2020, for Jay’s annual Research and Potluck dinner. Unlike in previous