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January 21
Shopping Stories: Discovering a Community through Store Ledgers
Speaker: Molly Kerr Account books detail a wealth of information from a community – describing people, places, objects, economies, politics, religion, events, etc. They are quite different from the typical prose of a letter or diary as they often ...
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January 27
VA SIG Meeting
The VA SIG will meet on zoom from 1-3pm. The topic will be Repositories in and around the Williamsburg area [loosely]. Questions? Email Amy Breedlove at albreedlove@comcast.net.
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February 5
Using Familysearch.org and/or Find A Grave
INSTRUCTOR: LINDA MACLACHLAN If you want to learn about using the Familysearch website or Find A Grave, or have questions about some part of either website, Linda MacLachlan will meet informally with you in the Research Library ...
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February 12
Using Familysearch.org and/or Find A Grave
INSTRUCTOR: LINDA MACHLACHLAN If you want to learn about using the Familysearch website or Find A Grave, or have questions about some part of either website, Linda MacLachlan will meet informally with you in the Research Library ...
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February 18
Religious Sources: Denominations, Records and Methodology
Speaker: Debra A. Hoffman Description: U.S. religious records can provide genealogically significant information but locating them and effectively using them can be a challenge. This lecture will cover the records, denominations, and methodology.
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