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[PA Ancestors] September Genealogy Updates

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September 2024 Issue

September 2024 PA Genealogy Happenings

Hello Reader!

Welcome to PA Ancestors Discoveries newsletter!

This week we are talking about the latest podcast episodes, my keynote at the Genealogy Research Institute of Pittsburgh, and a thank you to Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society.

Catch up on the latest podcast episodes

Watch or listen to the latest episodes of Your Pennsylvania Ancestors and subscribe to the podcast to get all the new episodes.

​Podcast Episode 88: Find your Patriot Ancestor at the SAR Library & Archives​

​Podcast Episode 89: Explore Jewish Genealogy in Philadelphia​

​Podcast Episode 90: Meet South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical Society​

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​Here's a demo of how the chatbot would work.​

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Keep discovering your ancestors,

Denyse Allen

Founder, PA Ancestors

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