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Genial Genealogists
Monday, August 6, 2018 - 6:30pm
Have you inherited some family tree information but need to know where to start or where to find “the harder stuff?” While each session's topic is unique they all begin with Q&A time so bring those questions and get to know your fellow genial genealogists!
One of the ways to find out more about your ancestors is to examine land records. These include deeds and mortgages, as well as many other land records that can help. This talk will explore the resources available for tracking where your ancestors had land and what these records can tell you.
Presented by Tricia Oberndorf
