From Selma's blog:
“Census Records: Why, How, Where, What” will be the topic of the Clayton State University genealogy group meeting February 6, 2011.
The workshop will be held at Clayton State University, 2000 Clayton State Blvd, Morrow, GA, 3-5 p.m. in the library room L200.
The workshop will answer the following census questions:
Why start genealogy with the census?
What census records are on microfilm or digital?
Why search for the family in every census?
What information is available on the census record?
Where does the researcher find census records?
How does the researcher locate a person or family?
At the January CSU genealogy group workshop on organization, Vicki Evans shared her resources checklist. This form simplifies identifying available records, both what the researcher has and what needs to be found. Contact Vicki for a printable copy.
The workshop will provide time for research. Bring a laptop.
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- Angela graduated from Clayton State University in 2008 with a Bachelors of Arts with an interest in Archiving. During her undergraduate years, Angela spent two semesters as an Archives' Intern and is responsible for the organization structure of the University Relations Photograph Collection. Angela's passion is researching and collecting old photographs from 1845 to about 1920. Angela has presented programs to Our Genealogy Group on Using Google Earth in Genealogy, Stories in Stones, Identifying and Preserving Photos, Court Records and more. She is on the Steering Committee of Our Genealogy Group at Clayton State University.
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