Birmingham African American Genealogy Group, Inc.
Linking, The Past, Present and Future Generations
The Birmingham Public Library Central is Open
BAAGG MEMBERS STAY SAFE!
Meeting Dates will be Announced soon for library in person classes!
Note: BAAGG Classes will be held by ZOOM Conference Meetings Only!
Members and Invited Guest will receive Zoom Login by Emails Only.
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Upcoming 2021 BAAGG Classes and Events
Researching in 2021 African American Families and their Lives
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What can I find in School Directories?
Sunday, July 11, 2021 Case Study: Carrie A. Tuggle: Educator Pioneer in Birmingham AlabamaDr. Sylvea Hollis, Asst. Professor PHd in History, Montgomery College, Rockville, Maryland
What is your Favorite Black History Book? And Why?
_______________________________Sunday, August 8, 2021 Researching Government Document BAAGG President -Ethel Alexander
Announcing the 2021 BAAGG Scholarship Students (2)
Join Us:
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Via Zoom
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CONTACT US:
BAAGG Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 12011
Birmingham, AL 35202
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Blog:baagginc.blogspot.com
Email: info@baagginc.org
Twitter:@baagg1999
The Birmingham African American Genealogy Group (BAAGG, Inc.) was incorporated in Jefferson County, Alabama in 2013 and is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt charitable organization. You may send tax deductible contributions to the mailing address above.
On Your Visit To Birmingham, you are welcome to check out the 2nd Largest Research Library on Family History in the Country. The Linn-Henley Research Library of the Main Birmingham Public Library, which is located downtown, has many unique documents, photos, and newspaper articles from all over the State of Alabama pertaining to family history and genealogical research.
We are the Birmingham African American Genealogy Group, Inc. (BAAGG), the oldest African American genealogy group in the state of Alabama. BAAGG was organized in 1999 as the Birmingham African American Genealogy Study Group under the Birmingham Genealogical Society (BGS). Our Group was incorporated in Jefferson County, Alabama in 2013 and is a 501c3 tax-exempt Organization.
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