Beginning Genealogy 1

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Beginning Genealogy 1: Getting Started with Your Family History Discover the exciting world of genealogy! This beginner-friendly workshop will guide you through the essential steps of collecting family data, organizing your resources, and exploring basic genealogical tools. Learn how to navigate the genealogical process, identify reliable resources, and lay the groundwork for uncovering your family's story. Perfect for anyone eager to trace their roots and preserve their heritage. FEE: Free for Patrons SCHEDULE: Thursday, February 20 from 10:00 to 12:00 PM FORMAT: This is an online event. A link will be emailed to participants one day before the event. PRESENTER Elizabeth Briggs is an experienced genealogist, researcher, and instructor. She has volunteered at the Hudson’s Bay Company Archives, where she created a database of nearly 10,000 Servants' Contracts (1776–1926), and has co-authored several genealogical resources, including Biographical Resources at the Hudson's Bay Company Archives and Before Modern Medicine: Diseases and Yesterday’s Remedies. Elizabeth has been a featured speaker at events across Canada, Scotland, and the U.S., and has served as Genealogist in Residence at Winnipeg’s Millennium Library. A past president of the Manitoba Genealogical Society, she continues to teach and present at seminars, libraries, and organizations.