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Wednesdays: September
25, October 2 & 9 (7:30 - 9:30 p.m.)
Genealogy is the investigation or search of a person's lineage or family
tree.
You will learn:
- to preserve and
store your personal resources, paper and artifacts.
- to chart your family
tree and become knowledgeable about terminology and abbreviations.
- the benefits and
pitfalls of using a computer for genealogy.
You will take a look
at personal, local and provincial resources and their locations. Some
national resources will also be included, along with hints and suggestions.
Facilitated by Louise Petschulat
Louise is a Certified Saskatchewan Record Searcher and Researcher; at
present, Dean of the College of Certified Saskatchewan Researchers. Louise
teaches beginners classes, gives public presentations, volunteers for
the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society and has published four Family History
books.
Cost: $30 (before Sept.18 - $25)
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