Middlesex Chapter Meeting
Presented by Erica Voolich
Investigating a family legend of a possible Secret Service Agent led to fascinating unexpected stories and documents. The asking of questions and the resulting follow-up can be applied to others’ searches behind the fantastical stories your own families might have told. We will look at leads that would be useful to the descendants of not only the secret service agent, but also to those of the criminal or even the landlady involved.
Erica Dakin Voolich, PLCGS, is an author, blogger and teacher who has transitioned from using her problem solving skills in the mathematics classroom to solving family history problems. Erica has written articles in Crossroads (Winter 2015) and TIARA Journal (Winter 2013) and published seven family history books. She currently serves as the secretary of the Massachusetts Genealogical Council and formerly served as the secretary of the Middlesex Chapter of the Massachusetts Society of Genealogists (MSOG). She was an award winning math teacher and now is the founder and president of the Somerville Mathematics Fund.
Erica has run numerous weaving and mathematics workshops in local, regional, national and international conferences in past decades. Currently she is focusing on genealogy.
This program is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
This meeting will be online via Zoom.