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Search your family tree on this new database at the library.
FamilySearch is a nonprofit history organization that has been gathering, preserving, and sharing genealogical records worldwide since 1894.
This new class focuses on sharing the many historical records collections available on their website.
It is recommended that attendees create a free account at www.familysearch.org/register before the class. There is limited space for this program.
Please register online, by phone, or at the service desk. The program is presented by the Special Collections Division of ASCPL.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Genealogy |
TAGS: | roots | Genealogy | FamilySearch | Family Tree | Ancestry |
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