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	Wednesday, June 17 through Saturday, June 20 “Cross the Bridge to Yesterday” Palatines to America National Conference (Conferences) Netherland Hilton Hotel, Cincinnati, OH “Cross the Bridge to Yesterday” Palatines to America National Conference. This event has been cancelled.. See the press release.

	Wednesday, September 2 through Saturday, September 5 Blazing Trails in the Heart of America (Conferences) Kansas City, MO "Blazing Trails in the Heart of America" Federation of Genealogcial Societies Conference http://fgs.org/conferences/

	Saturday, September 19 AGF - Save the Date (Seminar) 10:00 am to be determined Jean Andrews will moderate a session for the Advanced Genealogists Forum in September. Anyone can share a current research problem. Prepare a synopsis to share before hand. Of course, we want everyone to attend and share your expertise, whether or not you have something for us to look at. More details coming later.

James Presley Ball

James Presley Ball was an African-American daguerreotype photographer who settled in Cincinnati in 1849 at the age of twenty four. For the next two decades, he operated a well known gallery and produced highly praised work, including a 2400-square yard canvas that depicted the history of the African Slave Trade and the horrors of American Slavery. Ball photographed many dignitaries including Queen Victoria, Frederick Douglass, and Charles Dickens.