Kathy Booher
Are you a seasoned detective in genealogy research or just beginning your journey into the past? The Genealogy Club is a group of inquisitive-minded folks who are searching for the answers to “Where did I come from?”
Club dues are $15 per year (check or exact change), and new members are welcome to join us. Guests are invited to attend two meetings before becoming club members.
The next club meeting is scheduled for Feb. 2 at 1 p.m. in the Coyote Room at SaddleBrooke One. The topic is “How Newspapers Can Help Solve the Puzzle,” with Bridgette LeFevre as guest speaker. Bridgette is the owner of Roots Detectives, a genealogy research business. She has a passion for a great mystery and has been actively researching genealogy for 13 years.
We have been asked to share the following message with our members:
Please join the Southern Arizona Genealogy Society (SAGS) on Friday, Feb. 10, for a half-day workshop, “Records We Should Be Using,” and on Saturday, Feb. 11, for the “Research Like A Pro” full-day seminar. SAGS will simultaneously hold the workshop and seminar in person in Green Valley, Ariz., and virtually via Zoom. More information is available at the SAGS website azsags.org. Presenters are Diana Elder and Nicole Dyer of FamilyLocket.com. The mother-daughter team are professional genealogists and co-authors of Research Like a Pro: A Genealogist’s Guide and hosts of the Research Like a Pro genealogy podcast.
For more information, contact Jeri Taylor (president) at [email protected], Rick Morrison (treasurer) at [email protected], or Kathy Booher (publicity) at [email protected].