Seth Angel is a graduate of the University of Akron. He is a life-long student of history and a recipient of Tuscarawas County, Ohio’s Zeisberger – Heckewelder Award.

He is on the board of directors for the Tuscarawas County Historical Society and a member of the Eastern District Executive Board of the Moravian Church. His passion is history of the region, especially the people and events surrounding early Moravian Missions in Pennsylvania, Ohio and beyond. In this lecture, Angel will be discussing the relationship between the Munsee Tribe and the Moravian Church, following their journey across the United States and to their final settlement in modern day Kansas.

Renewed calls for investigations into the abuses to American Indian children have brought new scrutiny to the boarding school system. This talk will examine the thinking behind the creation of federal schools for youth including Haskell Indian Nations University, originally known as the United States Indian Industrial Training School, and how this system affected Native communities in the short and long term. The American Indian story is one of cultural survival, but what are the next steps for reckoning with this difficult and painful part of our national history? (Provided by Humanities Kansas)

Join us in honoring Munsee ancestors and descendants who served in the American Military.

In-person and virtual options available. Join on Teams through the link:

Link to Virtual Round Table

Using the tools from Part 1, this hands-on workshop will give you the chance to begin your own genealogical research. If you can't attend in person, join us virtually through Teams!

Teams Link

Meeting ID: 271 186 077 496 5
Passcode: vv2Eg2iW

Come and explore how to discover and celebrate your family history. Whether you're just getting started or continuing your genealogical journey, this event will offer helpful insights and inspirations.

Everyone is welcome, so invite your friends too!

If you cannot make it in-person, we will be having it virtual as well.