

Main Contact Numbers
Main: 617-536-5740
Fax: 617-536-7307
Administration:
617-226-1220
Development:
617-226-1217
Finance:
617-226-1262
Information Technology:
617-226-1275
Library:
617-226-1231
Marketing:
617-226-1211
Education:
617-226-1226
Membership:
888-296-3447
617-226-1299
Research Services:
617-226-1233
Sales:
617-226-1212
Publications:
617-226-1208
Technical Services:
617-226-1225
Volunteers:
617-226-1276


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Ryan J. Woods Director of Internet Technology and Website Development |
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![]() Ryan previously held the position of Director of Education and Programs at NEHGS. In that role he was responsible for directing all aspects of the Society’s lecture series, seminars, as well as national and international research tours. Prior to arriving at NEHGS, Ryan served in several key capacities at other Boston cultural institutions including at the Mary Baker Eddy Library and at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum. He is a past recipient of the Archivist of the United States’ special commendation for outstanding achievement in public service. In addition to his work at NEHGS, Ryan serves on several boards of directors at historical and educational institutions, including at Boston University where he earned undergraduate and graduate degrees concentrating in history, education, and non-profit/community management. Ryan can be reached at rwoods@nehgs.org or by phone at 617-226-1205. |
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Steven Shilcusky Director of Information Technology |
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![]() Steven was born and raised in Plymouth, Michigan. He received degrees in Marketing, Advertising and Psychology from Adrian College. He entered the computer field 20 years ago and has worked in the field of mortage banking and desktop publishing in the printing industry. Steven has worked as a volunteer for a number of non-profits setting up computer networks and websites. You can email Steven at steven.shilcusky@nehgs.org or contact him by phone at 617-226-1275. |
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David Allen Lambert The Online Genealogist |
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![]() The Online Genealogist will offer genealogy assistance to members and non-members of NEHGS via email and phone. David formerly served as the Microtext Department Manager and as a Staff Genealogist at NEHGS. David has been on the NEHGS staff since 1993, having been a member previously. His interest in genealogy started at the young age of seven, and has increased over the past four decades. He has published several articles in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register; the New Hampshire Genealogical Record, Rhode Island Roots, The Mayflower Descendant, and New England Ancestors magazine. His genealogical expertise includes New England and Atlantic Canadian records of the 17th through 21st century; military records; and Native American and African American genealogical research in New England. He has published A Guide to Cemeteries in Massachusetts (NEHGS, 2000), and Images of Stoughton, Mass. (Arcadia Publishing, 2001). David has been a Civil War re-enactor for the 12th Massachusetts Infantry. He is a Life Member of the New Hampshire Society of the Cincinnati. He is currently the tribal genealogist for the Massachuset-Punkapoag Indians of Massachusetts. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Stoughton Historical Society, of which he has been a member since the age of 10. David is currently authoring the vital, church and cemetery records for the town of Stoughton, Massachusetts. You can contact David by emailing him at onlinegenealogist@nehgs.org. |
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Shane LaPrade Web Content Manager |
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![]() You can contact Shane by email at webmaster@nehgs.org. |
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Sam Sturgis Website Database Development Coordinator |
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![]() Sam was born and raised in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He received B.S. and M.S. degrees in Psychology from Eastern Michigan University and worked as a Human Factors researcher in automotive safety for 13 years. He entered the field of commercial software development in 1983 and acted as software developer and development manager at Wang Laboratories and The Foxboro Company. Sam joined the NEHGS staff in 2005. Sam's interest in genealogy began shortly after moving to Massachusetts, when he and his family chanced upon the Sturgis Library in Barnstable, during a vacation on Cape Cod. There he discovered that he is a descendent of the Sturgis family that settled on Cape Cod in the 1630's. Sam and his wife Gail live in Medway, Massachusetts. They have two grown children: Katie, a Registered Nurse in Providence, RI, and David, a software developer in Ridgefield, NJ. You can email Sam at webmaster@nehgs.org. |


