Cranberry Genealogy Club

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Cranberry Genealogy Club We are based in Cranberry Twp. PA (Butler County).

The goal of our club is to offer educational and instructive genealogy programs, to help others locate and contextualize genealogical information, to build their family tree.

Every ancestor has a story and you can be the one to share it. Join us for this free session on Wed., Oct. 28. Register...
10/24/2026

Every ancestor has a story and you can be the one to share it. Join us for this free session on Wed., Oct. 28. Register for the Zoom link on our website, CranberryGenealogy.org

Curious to learn more about your ancestry?
10/23/2026

Curious to learn more about your ancestry?

The "Good Old Days" might not have been so good for some of our ancestors.
Economics, illness and social changes might have been factors in the decisions your family members made in the past. Learn how to explore how those decisions influenced the person you are today and how to preserve that history for the future at our monthly Genealogy meeting. Genealogy Group is open to anyone, whether you are a beginning researcher or an experienced one.
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We presented the Cranberry Library with two new print books for their genealogical collection. These books, and many oth...
10/17/2026

We presented the Cranberry Library with two new print books for their genealogical collection. These books, and many others related to genealogy research, are available from the Cranberry Library or any one of the libraries in Butler County.

Colonial Pennsylvania Genealogy Research: Communities and Revolutionary Era Records, 1671-1790 by Denyse Allen.

Preserving Your Family Photographs, International Edition by Maureen A. Taylor.

Wow! We just spotted this. Check it out. Thanks, Allen County Public Library
10/11/2026

Wow! We just spotted this. Check it out. Thanks, Allen County Public Library

At Allen County Public Library our mission is to enrich the community through lifelong learning and discovery. Get free library digital resources, local library events, & library kids programs.

Mon., October 12. Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes the living cultures of Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and Native...
10/07/2026

Mon., October 12. Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes the living cultures of Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians, acknowledging both the harms of colonization and the ongoing contributions of Indigenous peoples

It is celebrated in many U.S. states, cities, and institutions, often in place of or alongside Columbus Day. For many Indigenous people, genealogy is not just about family lines—it’s about reclaiming identity, language, and cultural heritage. Indigenous Peoples’ Day can be a symbolic and practical moment to: Access resources: Use tribal archives, oral histories, and community records to trace lineage. Connect with community: Attend local ceremonies, cultural events, and genealogy workshops that celebrate Indigenous heritage. (Sources: Internet/AI Overview)

Thank you, from genealogists everywhere!
10/05/2026

Thank you, from genealogists everywhere!

Congratulations! Governor Josh Shapiro signed this proclamation declaring October 2026 as .

? The Pennsylvania State had made available to the public more the 1.5 million records via its online portals.

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Butler County, PA
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