Introduction to Genealogy: Class Three
This three-session beginner series is designed to welcome community members into the world of family history research. Each 90-minute class blends friendly instruction, hands-on practice, and supportive discussion. Participants will learn foundational skills used by all genealogists, along with guidance tailored to those exploring Jewish heritage. Although designed as a series, you may opt to attend one, two or all three talks.
Course 3: Organizing, Citing, and Preserving Your Family History
Keeping Your Research Clear, Accessible, and Meaningful
The final session helps participants bring order and confidence to their research. We cover simple citation methods, digital and physical organization strategies, and best practices for preserving Jewish family history, including working with Hebrew dates and recording oral histories.
- Why Organization Matters
- Introduction to Genealogy Citations
- Digital & Physical Organization Systems
- Preserving Jewish Family History
- Hands-On Practice
This series is brought to you by a partnership with the Rochester Genealogical Society.
Members: Free/ Non-members: $8
Location: Conference Room, aka the Board Room