ACGS - American-Canadian Genealogical Society

ACGS - American-Canadian Genealogical Society The American-Canadian Genealogical Society, located in Manchester NH, specializes and helping you trace your French-Canadian and Acadian ancestors.

The American-Canadian Genealogical Society, located in Manchester NH, specializes and helping you trace your New England and/or French-Canadian and Acadian ancestors.

Happy June everyone!  Below is the link for the ACGS June newsletter.  We hope you find it full of information that is h...
06/01/2026

Happy June everyone!

Below is the link for the ACGS June newsletter. We hope you find it full of information that is helpful to your research.

Two things of note, first, our summer webinar will be on July 25th with Christine Cohen on Military Record research - sign up information is in the newsletter.

Secondly, the ACGS Board elections will be announced with the positions up for election, in the August issue of the journal. The positions that are up for election this time around are VP, Treasurer, and two directorships. If you are interested in joining the Board, please check out this section of the newsletter for details.

Happy Researching Everyone!

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For those that might be interested for more details of the Ontario Genealogy Society 2026 conference, please click the l...
05/29/2026

For those that might be interested for more details of the Ontario Genealogy Society 2026 conference, please click the link below. They have lined up a lot of great speakers for this virtual conference.

https://ogs.on.ca/virtual-conference-2026/

Spring is in bloom!  Attached please find the ACGS May Newsletter for your review.  We hope that you find it helpful to ...
05/01/2026

Spring is in bloom! Attached please find the ACGS May Newsletter for your review. We hope that you find it helpful to your research.

https://conta.cc/4sbzEuW

05/01/2026

Meet Our Partner Societies: ACGS - American-Canadian Genealogical Society.

We’re excited to highlight the American‑Canadian Genealogical Society (ACGS), a Charter member of NERGC, as we look ahead to our 2027 conference in Portland, ME.

ACGS has been a steady and valued presence in our community, offering deep expertise and a welcoming environment for anyone exploring Acadian, French‑Canadian, and Franco‑American heritage. Their mission to foster the study of ancestral origins—and to provide shared access to resources across borders—continues to support researchers at every level.

We appreciate their continued involvement as we prepare for another engaging NERGC gathering.

Website: https://acgs.org/

Attached you will find our mid-April (wow where has the time gone) newsletter with reminders for events that are coming ...
04/14/2026

Attached you will find our mid-April (wow where has the time gone) newsletter with reminders for events that are coming up that you can join. Reminder that the Spring Conference registration closes April 18, if you have not signed up yet, please do so before the 18th.

We are looking forward to seeing everyone at the conference.

https://conta.cc/4v8wDhU

American-Canadian Genealogical Society Annual AppealYour family’s story deserves to be preserved.ACGS protects the recor...
04/02/2026

American-Canadian Genealogical Society Annual Appeal

Your family’s story deserves to be preserved.

ACGS protects the records, resources, and history that make French Canadian genealogy possible — from rare books and parish repertoires to digital databases and expert guidance.

🛂 Seeking Canadian citizenship by descent?

We’re here to help you find the records that support your application.

Your support helps us:
• Preserve fragile materials
• Maintain our research library
• Provide access to key digital tools
• Keep programs affordable

If ACGS has helped you discover your roots — or if you want to ensure these resources remain available for future generations — please consider a tax deductible donation.

💚 Every gift makes a difference.
🔗 Donate: https://acgs.org/product/donate-to-general/

Happy Spring Everyone,  ACGS has been busy this last month and we are seeing a lot more coming in the months ahead.  Che...
04/01/2026

Happy Spring Everyone, ACGS has been busy this last month and we are seeing a lot more coming in the months ahead. Check out the April newsletter for all the details.

Thanks

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Check out our up coming events in March, April, and May.  We hope to see you at one or all of these events!https://conta...
03/15/2026

Check out our up coming events in March, April, and May. We hope to see you at one or all of these events!

https://conta.cc/46m9xJM

Welcome to March, Spring is almost here and the snow will melt...  In the meantime, we encourage you to read the ACGS ne...
03/01/2026

Welcome to March, Spring is almost here and the snow will melt... In the meantime, we encourage you to read the ACGS newsletter that is attached for all our upcoming events and information to help with your research.

https://conta.cc/49Yn1xF

ACGS & FCHSM Come Together In A Day of Clean-UpJoin the American-Canadian Genealogical Society (ACGS) and the French-Can...
02/23/2026

ACGS & FCHSM Come Together In A Day of Clean-Up

Join the American-Canadian Genealogical Society (ACGS) and the French-Canadian Heritage Society of Michigan (FCHSM) for a clean-up day at St. Francis Xavier Cemetery in Ecorse, Michigan on May 15th from 2pm to 7pm local time. Interested volunteers can sign up here.

The cemetery, established in 1848, is the resting place of many early French-Canadian and Canadian residents of the Downriver (Ecorse, River Rouge, etc) area of Detroit. Due to the age of the graves, there is much that can be done to clean up the gravestones and the grounds. Held in conjunction with FCHSM's "D?troit 325th-Anniversary Conference: Indigenous and French of Detroit" hosted at the Detroit Historical Museum on May 16th, this event is open to all. St. Francis Xavier Cemetery was at one time the burial ground for the St. Francis Xavier Church, and the clean-up day is held with the support of the parish of St. Andre Bessette Church.

Volunteers attending should ideally plan to bring items such as work gloves, brushes with poly bristles, plastic or wood scrapers or picks, buckets, water sprayers or watering cans, and rakes or trash grabbers if they have them. The hosts will provide guidance on how to safely clean gravestones, direction for areas of focus within the cemetery, and some supplies for sharing such as trash bags.

To sign up please go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0449AEA728A2F9C25-62133651-stfrancis

Address

1 Sundial Avenue, Suite 317
Manchester, NH
03103

Opening Hours

10am - 2pm

Telephone

+16036221554

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