James J. Hogan
James J. Hogan
Dr. James J. Hogan was born in Vallejo in 1872. He received a medical degree from Cooper Medical College in San Francisco and established a physician practice in Vallejo in 1892. He opened Vallejo's first hospital in 1912 at the corner of Virginia Street and Sonoma Boulevard. He died in Vallejo in 1942. Photo courtesy of Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.
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Speaker
Thursday, February 7
Speaker  (Training)
1:00 pm to 3:15 pm
734 Marin St., Vallejo, CA
 
Madeline Yanov will talk about "But He Was Just A Farmer: How to Find and Add Context to the Story of Your Farmer Ancestor". 
Madeline Yanov has over 30 years experience researching family histories. Her specialty is American genealogy. However, she will trace client's ancestors back to Europe and elsewhere. Madeline, the former co-founder MY Genealogy Services, now operates Time Travel Genealogy, a full-service genealogy company emphasizing reasonable, affordable family history research along with document retrieval. She is also available to give genealogy related talks to groups in the San Francisco Bay Area. 


How to Write Biography
Thursday, March 7
How to Write Biography  (Training)
1:00 pm to 3:15 pm
734 Marin St, Vallejo, California
We continue our Professor John Philip Colletta DVD series with "Dos and Don'ts of Writing History".  Enhance your genealogy with taking as much care in writing the stories of your ancestors as you took to discover them.   Meeting is at the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum, 2nd Floor.  Free and open to the public.


Field Trip
Thursday, April 4
Field Trip  (Training)
1:00 pm
Oakland Family History Center
We will be venturing to Oakland to visit the Oakland Family History Center to take a tour of the library.  Also we will have an introduction to family search, ancestry, and finding our past.  We plan to be at the Center by 1:45.  Anybody who wants to carpool can check in with other members.  There is no cost.  The address is 4766 Lincoln Ave. 


Searching In Your Ancestor's Backyard
Thursday, May 2
Searching In Your Ancestor's Backyard  (Training)
1:00 pm
Heritage Chamber, Vallejo Naval History Museum, 734 Marin St
"At some point during your detective work, you’ll have to actually visit where your ancestors lived. In this helpful lecture, discover how to use key local resources you’ll need to rely on for success in your research: cemeteries, records of churches and synagogues, city directories, local libraries, and historical societies."


Potluck
Thursday, June 6
Potluck  (Training)
12:00 pm
Hall of History, Vallejo Naval History Museum, 734 Marin St