| Genealogy 101: Introduction to Genealogy for Librarians | |
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Event Type: General Workshop Date: 9/24/2013 Start Time: 9:30 AM End Time: 3:00 PM Description: What do you do when someone comes to your library and says:
“My great-great grandmother was born in Vermont and I want to see everything you have about her.” ? GASP!! That statement sends a shiver of panic through every librarian who has ever heard it. If you’re one of those or you’d like to be prepared when you DO face that question, this workshop is for you. You will receive an introduction to the basics of genealogical research and record keeping, followed by presentations to familiarize you with the GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES AT THE DEPT. OF LIBRARIES, THE VERMONT STATE ARCHIVES AND THE VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY. Meg Page from the Vermont Dept. of Libraries, will lead the introduction to genealogy portion and will fill you in on the resources for genealogical research at the Dept. of Libraries. Scott Reilly, Archivist at the Vermont State Archives and Records Administration, and Paul Carnahan, VT Historical Society Librarian, will introduce you to the parts of their collections that are particularly interesting to genealogical researchers. Location: Midstate Library Service Center, Berlin - Lab Registration Ends: 9/3/2013 at 12:00 AM Other Information: DOL certification credits: 5
Contact: Mara SiegelA confirmation email message will be sent shortly after the registration deadline. Contact Number: 802-828-2727 Presenter: Meg Page Status: Openings | |