Free Genealogy Lecture with April Earle 2/6 in Farmingdale Village
Farmingdale Village Cultural Arts Committee Presents: Genealogy 101
Getting Started, with April Earle.
Note: seating is limited, see below for RSVP details
Come learn how to get started the right way in your genealogical research.
Already researching your family tree? This event will be packed with advice to help sharpen your research skills. April Lynne Earle will share her best tips for staying organized and searching databases such as Ancestry.com and FamilySearch.org. In addition to dismissing some of the most commonly held myths about genealogy research, we will look at the significance of census records, the importance of seeing the actual document, and uncover the secrets in plain sight on passenger lists.
April Lynne Earle is a member of the Library Faculty at Farmingdale State College, and teaches a Library Science course on Genealogical Sources & Services at St. John’s University. With over 30 years of personal genealogy research experience, her real joy is helping others discover their family history. She hopes her work helps people connect to the past in a more personal way through the stories of those who have gone before us.
Seating limited to first 30 RSVPs to ensure social distancing. RSVP, email: Ann Rodenburg
arodenburg@farmingdalevillage.com or call: (516) 249-0093 x 204
