Pay attention to chronology. How young or old is the mother? Is there a generation missing?
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Patience is a virtue that will serve you well.
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In early American History, a daughter-in-law was a step-daughter or the wife of their son.
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September 21
Introduction to Genealogy
Instructor: Nancy Niles Wehner, CG Recommended Minimum Experience Level: Beginner Class Size: 25 Restrictions: None. Open to the public. Reservations: Required; call 719-531-6333 ext. 2253. Exploration of the methods and records used in researching your family history. Includes discussions of: Why genealogy? Setting goals Getting organized Recording information Common ...
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September 26
Using GEDmatch to Analyze DNA Test Results
FULL: Email instructor to be placed on wait list. Instructor: Dr. Greg Liverman Recommended Minimum Experience Level: Advanced Beginner Genetic Genealogist Class Size: 40 Restrictions: Open to the public. Fee: $10/person. Pay by cash or check at the door. Reservations: Required, e-mail instructor at greg.liverman@live.com This lecture will provide ...
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September 28
Conference for a Cause
Speaker: Judy G. Russell, The Legal Genealogist Sponsor: Larimer County Genealogical Society No person shall ... Gallop Horse in the streets: Using Court Records to Tell the Story of Our Ancestors' Lives No, No Nanette! What Negative Evidence Is ... and Isn't No Vitals? No Problem: Building a Family ...
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September 28
Research Techniques for Newspaper Sites
Speaker: Gail Myers Newspapers provide a wide range of genealogical information from death notices and obituaries to full biographies. This class will identify online and offline sources and search methods for locating newspapers and articles of interest. Register here; free class. Walk-ins welcome! North Family History ...
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