📅 Friday, November 6, 2026 — 2:00 pm EST

📝 Navigating the New England Region: Strategies and Resources for ICAPGen^SM Accreditation

New England is rich in genealogical records, but passing the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists (ICAPGen) accreditation exam requires more than knowing they exist. You need to know where to find them, how to work with them, and how to demonstrate expertise in this region.

Join Bonnie Wade Mucia, AG®, AGL™, as she she shares key record types, research strategies, and quirks that define genealogy in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont: the states that comprise ICAPGen’s New England region.

From Connecticut’s Barbour and Hale collections to Maine’s late statewide vital registration, to Massachusetts’ extensive town records and the holdings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, each state offers unique treasures and challenges. We’ll also examine New Hampshire’s town clerk records, Rhode Island’s probate and town council records, and Vermont’s land-ownership patterns tied to its late colonial settlement. Along the way, you’ll learn how to make the most of essential repositories and archives and build effective study guides and reference tools.

Whether you’re starting your Four Generation Project, preparing for the exam, or simply interested in New England research, this overview will give you a strong foundation.

🔗 Details and registration for Navigating the New England Region: Strategies and Resources for ICAPGen^SM Accreditation:

Bonnie is ICAPGen’s fourth lecturer in a four-part ICAPGen series this year at Legacy Family Tree Webinars, following Kaye Ford, AG^®, Torhild Shirley, AG^® and Alice Childs, AG^®.

This webinar is free to watch live and for one week afterward. After that viewing period ends, a Legacy Family Tree Webinars subscription is required to access the recording.

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About the Webinar Series:
The webinar series will focus on key aspects of accreditation—from exam preparation to regional methodologies. Whether you are just starting to explore accreditation or are deep into building your Four Generation Project, these sessions will provide practical, actionable guidance rooted in ICAPGen standards and requirements. Each episode is dedicated to helping researchers understand the accreditation process and build the regional expertise required to earn the Accredited Genealogist^® credential.

We are grateful to Legacy Family Tree Webinars for providing a platform to make high-quality, accreditation-focused education more accessible to genealogists everywhere. We look forward to supporting candidates across all regions as they build their skills and prepare to become Accredited Genealogist professionals.

Stay connected for additional updates, resources, and future webinar dates. We hope you will join us for this exciting series!