Imperial Polk
Genealogical Society
Ignite Your Curiosity
Upcoming Events From
Imperial Polk Genealogical Society
In Person or
by Zoom
Choose month:
Our Meetings are held on the
Second Saturday of the month at 1:00 PM
2026 Programs
May 9: Ancestry Forum
note: online only
parking unavailable due to Mayfaire
Members will receive the link by email. Visitors may request a link from news@ipgs.org.
There is a reason AI is all the talk of the genealogy community. It can do SO MUCH, and it is evolving so quickly! Come compare notes in this chat session and learn how to tap undiscovered resources.
Margo Brewer
Aug. 8: My Grandchilden Aren't Interested in Their Ancestors: Ideas for Competing with Videos & Super Heros
Margo Fariss Brewer is an active genealogical instructor, consultant, and lecturer who resides in North Carolina. She was the co-leader of Ann-Mar Genealogy Trips to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City which she found strengthened her research and teaching skills. Margo started teaching in 2004 at Duke University's OSHER Lifelong Learning Institute. Her 6 genealogy courses include Beginning through Advanced and Telling the Rest of Your Family's Story.
Lakeland History & Culture Center
Lakeland Public Library
100 Lake Morton Dr., Lakeland 33801
Request Zoom link in advance from news@ipgs.org
2025 Programs
Lakeland History Room Librarian Supervisor: LuAnn Mims
"Preserving Personal Memories.” Which includes digitization, and she will introduce the library resources available in their DIY Digitize program.
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Membership requirements and resources available
Former IPGS Historian Gayle Londeree has served as registrar of the Lakeland Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. She will explain the DAR's membership requirements and describe some of the resources available
