New Program Helps Residents Research Family History
September 9, 2024
• The Norfolk Registry of Deeds created a program to make doing research into ancestors easier.
A rapidly growing hobby in the US today is the study of genealogy, and those who pursue it know how valuable land records can be. However, they might not realize all that the Registry has to offer. The office of Norfolk County Register of Deeds William P. O’Donnell has four dedicated computers that allows residents to access genealogy websites. TNC Municipal Producer Yuxiao Yuan spoke with Register O’Donnell about it in this past week’s edition of the “Needham Channel News.
More Stories
Needham History: Cranberries! – Who Knew?
I do love surprises! The Spencer Fuller house and barns at 167 Charles River Street, built in 1835. Charles Spencer...
Workouts, Reading, Financial Literacy in Needham’s 2025
January 6, 2025 • As locals pursue their New Year’s resolutions, some Needham businesses and organizations are observing a spike...
Needham History: Snow Day
We still have Town Meeting, but without the fistfights. Nehoiden Street circa 1895. The Greenwood Oak is in the foreground,...
Ready for Her Next Chapter
December 13, 2024 • As Denise Garlick nears retirement from her role as the state representative for the 13th Norfolk...
Needham History: The Hottest Meeting Ever Held in Needham
We still have Town Meeting, but without the fistfights. Eaton’s Livery, Sale, & Boarding Stable, circa 1880. Everett Eaton maintained...
Israel-Gaza Conflict in Focus During Auchincloss Town Hall
December 9, 2024 • U.S. Rep. Jake Auchincloss, a vocal advocate for Israel, fielded several questions related to violence in...