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Census Records to 1950
Genealogists know that census population schedules are one of the first tools to be utilized in tracing our ancestors, ranking right behind vital records in importance. And millions of census records from around the world are now accessible to us … Continued
Getting Started on Your Family History
If shows like “Who Do You Think You Are?” or “Finding Your Roots” have rekindled an interest in your family’s roots - maybe it’s time for you to take the next step. Join us on Saturday, September 10, and learn how to begin your quest on the right foot.
Maximizing Use of Census Records
Lynn Johnson will go over the census records for the U.S. and Canada that have been made available to genealogists. In so doing she will point out common problems to avoid, as well as the many details of your ancestor’s life you might learn from them.
The Value of Newspapers in Genealogy Research
Maybe you thought you would look at newspaper articles and obituaries to add to your genealogy records “someday” but were too busy with “brick walls” to take the time to use them now. Lynn Johnson would like to show you why you shouldn’t wait. Using examples from her family research she will share how newspaper articles can help you break through those pesky brick walls, make family connections and learn more about the character and lives of your ancestors.