Genealogy Workshop: Researching Women in the American Revolution
New Hampshire Historical Society
Concord NH, United States
Description
Men were certainly not the only ones affected by—or involved in—the American Revolution. Women boycotted British goods, produced home-spun cloth and supplies for soldiers, and even took to the battlefield on occasion. This workshop, led by Melanie McComb from American Ancestors, looks at women’s role in the fight for American Independence and how to research your female ancestors during this period. The cost of this workshop is $40 for members and $55 for nonmembers. Space is limited, and registration is required.
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