Oklahoma Genealogical Society is honored to present a special program entitled,
“Native American Genealogy & Research” with our own Native Oklahoman,
Rick Fogarty. His program will be Tues., October 20, from 6:00 – 7:30 CST, by Webinar.
In past years at the State Fair OGS booth, the majority of inquiries we receive are concerning Native American ancestry. We want to reach out to our Native American Agencies, as well as schools, social organizations, genealogical and historical societies, etc.; for you to have the opportunity to disseminate this information to any who may be interested in the Webinar.
Rick is a professional genealogist and lecturer in Hazlet, N.J; a third-generation genealogist with deep Oklahoma roots and a citizen of the Muscogee Creek Nation. He specializes in Native American tribal, adoption, and DNA/forensic genealogical research.
Rick has attended the Boston University forensic genealogy course, the Forensic Genealogy Institute genetic genealogy course, Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy, and the Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research. He is a life member of the Association of Professional Genealogists; and instructor on Native American tribal genealogy for several institutes while lecturing frequently on many genealogical topics.
Registration for this program will be through our website www.okgensoc.org, for a nominal charge of $20.00. We are limited to 100 Webinar links for maximum attendance of this event. OGS is an Educational Organization supported by our membership fees, educational programs and charitable contributions.