Introduction to Genealogy: Class Two
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.
Class 2: Finding Your Family in the Records
Census, Immigration, and Jewish-Specific Resources
This session guides participants through the most used genealogical records, including census schedules, immigration documents, and naturalization files. We also explore essential Jewish-specific archives and databases that help uncover family stories across continents.
- Understanding U.S. Census Records
- Immigration & Naturalization Records
- Jewish-Specific Archives and Databases
- Hands-On Practice
- Q&A and Next Steps
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
Class 2: May 26, 11-12:30
Class 3: June 9, 11-12:30