We have been asked to share the following information about the upcoming meeting of Kelowna and District Genealogy Society:
Do you have a United Empire Loyalist in your family? If your ancestor was in Canada before 1800, there’s a good chance they were a Loyalist! Join us in April to learn more…
All Kinds of Loyalists
During the American Revolutionary War, approximately 35% of the population of the Thirteen colonies was loyal to King George III of Great Britain. Was your ancestor one of them? How do you know if your ancestor was a Loyalist? In this presentation, learn what to look for in documents and records to determine if your ancestor meets the qualifications of being a Loyalist.
Date: Monday, April 13, 2026, 6:30pm PDT
Presenter: Kathryn Lake Hogan
Location: via Zoom
Price: KDGS members Free; non-members $10; REGISTRATION REQUIRED https://kdgs.ca/2026/april-2026-general-meeting/
Bite-size: Techie Tips for Genealogists, with KDGS member, Rob Corbett
Kathryn Lake Hogan’s lineage includes a mixture of Canadian, Loyalist and New England branches and roots connecting her to England and Wales. But her passion doesn’t stop at her own genealogy; Kathryn’s mission is to help others discover their Canadian ancestral connections. Her dynamic presentations have earned her a reputation as one of the leading voices in Canadian genealogy. Whether you’ve attended one of her sessions or tuned into her “Genealogy with a Canadian Twist” webinars, you’ve likely felt the excitement of Kathryn’s dedication. Kathryn believes in nurturing and growing the genealogy community. Having served in leadership roles for notable organizations such as Ontario Ancestors, the Association of Professional Genealogists, and the United Empire Loyalists Association of Canada, she continues to champion greater accessibility, inclusivity, and diversity in family history. Kathryn lives in south-western Ontario.
