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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Potluck Gathering
Thursday, May 7
Potluck Gathering  (Annual Potluck)
12:00 pm
Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum (734 Marin Street in Vallejo)
May 7 is the Genalogy Society of Vallejo-Benicia's Annual Summer POTLUCK Meeting.
 
We will gather at 12 noon on Thursday to enjoy each others company, share a variety of food dishes and discuss what we have discovered of our family history so far this year.
 
Bring a labeled dish to share for our potluck.  Drinks will be provided. 
 
Please note the 12 NOON Start Time at the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.
 
We can talk about what we have found, what we are stuck on, and anything else that comes to mind. You might like to share a picture or artifact related to your search.
 
Please contact us at president@gsvb.org if you have any questions


Thursday, June 4
The Importance of Tracing Your Family History  (General Meeting)
1:30 pm
Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum
Stevie Nettles , Miss Vallejo/Tri-City 2026, 
 
 
The in-person meeting starts at 1:30 pm Pacific Time. It is not on Zoom.
 
The event is FREE.   All are welcome
 
More information on the event can be found on the Genealogy Society of Vallejo-Benicia’s website at www.gsvb.org and Facebook page at www.facebook.com/GSVB.org


Revolutionary War Records
Thursday, July 2
Revolutionary War Records  (Speaker Series)
1:30 pm
Zoom Meeting Speaker Series Presentation
 
Genealogy Society of Vallejo-Benicia's July speaker is James M Baker, PhD. His  topic is "Revolutionary War Records"..
 
Mr. Baker has been an active genealogist for over 15 years. He specializes in German, Midwest US, early American research, and DNA. He has written articles for the National Genealogical Society (NGS) Magazine, the NGS Quarterly, and Der Blumenbaum, the journal of the Sacramento German Genealogy Society. He has presented classes and webinars to many genealogy groups including National Genealogical Society, Southern California Jamboree, and Legacy Family Tree Webinars. Mr. Baker earned a PhD in sociology and social psychology from the University of Utah. He is retired from an aerospace and business management career.
 
GSVB Members will automatically receive a Zoom invitation that will be sent out a couple of days before the meeting. 
 
Non-Members: If you are interested in attending, please send an e-mail to GSVBzoom@gmail.com to request a Zoom invitation. 
 
The Zoom meeting time is at 1:30 pm Pacific Time. The event is FREE.  All are welcome.