Members are welcome to attend.

An informal meeting where members write and share genealogy stories.  Discussions range from research topics, trips, and how to.  All are welcome.  

Topics covered in this day long seminar range from technology to records and to FamilySearch.  Specific lectures are: Using Social Media for Family History: Why Bother?  Planning and Preparing for a Research Trip, FamilySearch: Advanced Family Tree, and FamilySearch Wiki: What a Resource! 

 

Cost to members and Sequim Museum and Arts members is $35 until October 14.  Non members price is $45  After October 14, price goes up to $45

Bring a sack lunch.  Refreshments are provided.

 

Mary Kathryn Kozy has been working on her own family history for over 35 years and speaking for over 10 years. She has researched families from many locations, and is asked to speak regularly on topics related to DNA, FamilySearch, and technology as it applies to genealogy research.

 

Mary has served in a number of positions in several local societies and on the state level. She is the recent Past-President of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Washington State, supports the USGenweb project, and FamilySearch Indexing. She is currently enrolled in the ProGen Study program and plans to seek certification.

Free to members and $5.00 for non members.  Limited space.

Beginner's genealogy class is 1:00 to 2:30PM.  Spend the afternoon browsing our library before and after the class. 

Rod Fleck is our speaker.  He is an expert in military research and Fold3.

Members can tell how their research helped locate the details of their service, bring artifacts like medals, etc. 

 

Today there are two classes.

1:00 to 2:30 PM  I Know Nothing about Genealogy

2:30 to 4:00 PM  Brick Walls

Volunteers needed to help with their tea.  They email our events to their members and let us use the schoolhouse.  It's nice for organizations to participate and help each other.  This is a two day event.

Mark your calendar.  We are planning something special.

We want your stories!  Tell us about your research and how you got there.  We have a great bulletin editor.

ccgsbulletin@yahoo.com

Closed for the holidays