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Register Now for Our Six Week Beginner's Course
taught by Karen Hasselbach
This course will give you solid grounding and numerous guidelines for doing your genealogy research. It is offered free of charge to club members. Advance registration is required and space is limited. Sign up at the next club meeting or send email to Karen: candydish7@gmail.com
The class meets Friday afternoons from 1:00-3:00 at the Technology Center in the Welcome Center from January 16 - February 13th. Field trip to the Family History Center on Feb 20.
New Lab Equipment Orientation
Mentoring group is offering orientation to the new equipment on Tuesdays at 1:00. Stop in and get familiar with our new setup so you're ready to go for your next research visit.
October Meeting Report
October Meeting Report
What a wonderful way to kick off the new season! Nearly eighty members gathered for our first meeting of the year, and it was great to get together again. It's clear that our club community is thriving, and we're excited about what's ahead.
Our new president, Dean Vinten, welcomed everyone and shared updates on the activities and accomplishments from the summer. Review the slides from the business meeting attached here.
One of the best parts of our meetings is hearing what fellow members have uncovered in their research. Several people shared their recent genealogy discoveries during our sharing time. Be sure to check out the Discoveries page in the Sharing section of our website to see what treasures they found! Connie Hauger was the lucky winner of our Genealogy Bingo Challenge.
Our guest speaker, Ed Storey, delivered his presentation titled "Push Back the Clock" on researching pre-1850 records. His insights and strategies gave us all new tools to explore our family histories further back in time.
Slides from Ed's presentation are attached for your reference.
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