Oakland genealogy classes focus on web research

Administrator | January 5, 2012 | Genealogy | No Comments

If you’re a family historian who wants to get the most out of your Internet research, you may be interested in a course offered in Oakland starting this month.

Co-sponsored by the California Genealogical Society and the Oakland California Family History Center, this 8-session series covers essential online tools: Google, Ancestry.com, Fold3.com, FamilySearch, Rootsweb.com, USGenWeb, WorldGenWeb, NewspaperArchive and Genealogy Bank.

The classes are limited to the first 40 people who register (and registration is required). No refunds given once the course begins.

What: Best Genealogy Websites: Tips and Tricks
Where: Oakland California Family History Center, 4766 Lincoln Ave., Oakland
When: Eight classes, Jan. 26 thru March 15, Thursdays 1:30 to 3 p.m
Cost: $40 for eight sessions, including course materials
For more info and registration: 510-531-3905 and website

Series flier

PHOTO CREDIT: Dianne McKinley does genealogical research at the Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Family History Center) on Eastern Ave. 2004 Sacramento Bee photograph by Bryan Patrick

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