Bonnie Wade Mucia

fundNARA.com - Congress must fund the National Archives at the current level! The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) provides core government functions necessary to preserve, protect, and make accessible records from all three branches of the federal government...

Funding NARA. It's crucial to email congress ASAP. This issue is bipartisan and not a political statement. Closing NARA would be a significant loss for the genealogy community.

Here's a link on how to email Congress. It only took me 10 min! Congress is discussing this in just 4 days

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Navigating the Mayflower Families Silver Books: A Guide for Genealogists - Legacy Family Tree Webinars Join Bonnie Wade Mucia, Silver Books Director, as she delves into the invaluable resource of the Mayflower Families Silver Books published by the General Society...

My Legacy Tree Webinar on the Mayflower Silver Books made the top 10 for February 2025! If you want to learn more about this colonial resource, here’s the link:

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Be sure to watch my RootsTech talk on the Mayflower Silver Books

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See you there!

Valley Talks: The Birth and Death of a Textile Mill with genealogist Bonnie Wade Mucia Valley Talks, a series of biweekly historical lectures, continues Sunday, February 9 at 1:30 p.m. at the Museum of Work & Culture. This year, all Valley Talks will[...]

Come see me in February for a talk on the Birth and Death of a textile mill.

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You’re the best!!!! ❤️

I loved writing this article about my hometown, Woonsocket, RI and the Bonin Spinning textile mill. It’s published in the latest issue (Dec 2024) of RI Roots. #genealogy #Woonsocket #RIRoots

A sneak peek of my next church records. #genealogy #Atlanta

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First Congregational Church in Plympton, Massachusetts records, 1698-1809 Early New England Church Records I’m working on a project to identify all the New England church records before 1900, specifically focusing ...

My very first post! Here’s my latest blog I wrote today about early Plympton church records. #genealogy

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