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If your family research is disorganized and you’re confused about which direction to go, consider a fresh start. Attend this new focus group that follows guidelines set by nationally-known researcher, Thomas MacEntee, in his "Genealogy Do-Over Workbook." Free meetings are held on the first Monday of each month at 12 noon after the Legacy Users Group. Brown baggers are welcome.

There’s no meeting agenda, no special topic, just a group of curious people bringing genealogy research notes, questions, brick walls, etc. to share with the group. Get ideas for the next steps you should take in your research.

If you want to discover your Native American roots, attend this monthly meeting and learn how to conduct your research. Meet with other like-minded individuals who have discovered their ancestors going back many generations. The group will lend support and ideas to facilitate Native American research. The community is welcome to attend.

There’s no meeting agenda, no special topic, just a group of curious people bringing genealogy research notes, questions, brick walls, etc. to share with the group. Get ideas for the next steps you should take in your research.

If you use Legacy Family Tree Software for tracking your genealogy research, there is a Legacy Users Group that meets monthly to discuss tips, tricks and problems. You will always come away with some new ideas. Members and non-members are welcome.

If your family research is disorganized and you’re confused about which direction to go, consider a fresh start. Attend this new focus group that follows guidelines set by nationally-known researcher, Thomas MacEntee, in his "Genealogy Do-Over Workbook." Free meetings are held on the first Monday of each month at 12 noon after the Legacy Users Group. Brown baggers are welcome.

If you want to discover your Native American roots, attend this monthly meeting and learn how to conduct your research. Meet with other like-minded individuals who have discovered their ancestors going back many generations. The group will lend support and ideas to facilitate Native American research. The community is welcome to attend.

There’s no meeting agenda, no special topic, just a group of curious people bringing genealogy research notes, questions, brick walls, etc. to share with the group. Get ideas for the next steps you should take in your research.