If you are in the Philadelphia area on Thursday, June 18, please join me at the Third Thursday meeting of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania. I'll be presenting a back-to-basics look at the genealogical research process using Robert Fulgham's well-known essay and examples from my search for my Pennsylvania roots.
"And then remember the Dick-and-Jane books and the first word you learned - the biggest word of all - LOOK." - Robert FulghamWe’ll step back and look at some genealogical basics, with a light-hearted but serious eye toward improving the quality of our research process, and finding joy in the genealogical journey as we do! I hope you’ll come out and join us!
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Sounds like fun. Enjoy! I'm headed to Pennsylvania in July for my 2nd year at GRIP. I'm doing the Pennsylvania research tract & very excited about it. :)
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