The African American Genealogy Group of Philadelphia comes back to the Lawnside Historical Society in May for two hands-on sessions on using the Internet in genealogical research, "Surfing for Ancestors: Tracing Your Family History Online," at the Lawnside Public School, 426 E. Charleston Ave.

The sessions will be led by Shamele Jordon, recording secretary of AAGG, a well-known presenter at genealogical conferences and a webmaster for several genealogy sites, including her Toomer family's site.

This series is presented with support from the Camden County Cultural and Heritage Commission and the New Jersey Historical Commission, Department of State.

Participants are asked to pay $2 per session. The schedule follows:

Thursday, May 13, 7 p.m.
Surfing Back in Time
Records are the foundation of family history research. Increase your success when searching for records by creating a State Guide. Come learn about sites that will provide information on record availability. Bring your Camden County library card to sign on to the database.

Tuesday, May 25, 7 p.m.
Googling Great Grand Mom
Have you ever googled your ancestors? With the right search technique you may find a treasure. Come to receive tips on a variety of search techniques for use with search engines and databases.

For more information call, the Lawnside Historical Society at 856-546-8850.