Every family has a history. But beyond family stories, how can you discover more about yours? We'll examine records that can help -- how to find them and how to wring the last drop of information out of them. We'll look at internet sources, free and subscription, to discover which can help us learn more. We'll discuss the value of putting our ancestors in their historical and social context and how their friends, neighbors and associates can help us find our way around brick walls, and we'll discuss the newest very helpful tool for connecting with cousins and learning more about our families: DNA.

August 25, 2018 9am to 5pm
Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT
Registration: $45 non-members, $41 for members
Registration fee includes all materials, lunch and snacks. Follow this link to purchase tickets online. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/genealogy-101-digging-into-ancestral-research-tickets-45073392731
For more Information or to register: Contact Crystal Alegria at crystal@extremehistoryproject.org

A big THANK YOU to our sponsors and partners on the Making History Relevant Workshop Series:
Humanities Montana
Gallatin History Museum
Montana State University Library
Montana State University Special Collections and Archives
MSU's Center for Western Lands and Peoples
Museum of the Rockies
Gallatin County Genealogical Society
Generous support from a local anonymous donor