The Hudson, New Hampshire Rodgers Memorial Library Genealogy Club will be starting up again this month 
after taking a break in July and August. On September 13 at 1:30 we have a 
special program, a visit from Aimee Fogg, author of “The Granite Men of 
Henri-Chapelle".  NH 
Author Aimee Fogg's journey to discover what happened to her uncle who perished 
while fighting in Europe during World War II became a mission to tell the 
stories of all 38 of New Hampshire's men who are buried at the Henri-Chapelle 
cemetery in Belgium.  She will be the featured speaker this month at the 
Genealogy Club meeting, discussing the research she  undertook to tell the 
stories of these NH men who gave their lives for our country so long ago. 
The 
Genealogy club meets the second Friday of each month at 1:30. Everyone is 
welcome.  
Local 
genealogist Janice Conway will be helping to facilitate Genealogy Club meetings 
now that librarian Gayle St. Cyr has retired. Laurie Jasper will be the staff 
representative to the club. They want to know what you are interested in, 
programs & speakers, classes, informal help sessions and discussions etc. 
Janice 
will be sending out information about genealogy events throughout New England 
and perhaps beyond. If you do not want to receive information about other 
genealogy events, let Janice know when she sends out a mailing and she will take 
you off that list.
Hills 
Memorial Library 3rd Thursday Open House—Finding Your Ancestors 
This 
program on genealogy  is presented by long-time Hudson resident Rich Guillmette, 
facilitator at the RISE Program at Rivier University since 2007 and a  regular 
volunteer at the American-Canadian Genealogy Center in Manchester. Rich is also  
a frequent presenter the library Genealogy Club meetings.
 The 
Trustees of the Rodgers Memorial Library present monthly open house programs at 
the historic Hills Memorial Library Building, 18 Library Street  on the third 
Thursday of each month from 6-8 PM. Check the library website for upcoming 
programs.
Secondhand 
Prose used book sale will be open in the Hills Library basement from 5-8 on the 
night of the open house
We 
look forward to seeing you at genealogy club meetings,
Amy 
Friedman, Adult Services Librarian
Rodgers 
Memorial Library, 886-6030
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