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Beginning Genealogy Class Sat 27 Oct 2018

A beginning genealogy class will be held from NoonCT until 2pmCT on Saturday, October 27, 2018, at the Adair County Public Library, 307 Greensburg St, Columbia, KY, in the genealogy department.

This session is geared toward the beginning researcher and will touch upon the basics of fact collecting and organization. However, anyone may attend to refresh their skills.

It does not matter how much or how little you know about family research, this session is designed to orient the researcher and assist in locating information on family.

No tools will be needed except a pen or pencil and something on which to make notes. Handouts will guide you through much of the session. Use of the existing genealogical-historical collection of the ACPL and the Adair Genealogical Society will be used, as well as the library computers, or you may bring your own laptop and access wifi.




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