We meet at Clayton State University Library

We meet every other month starting in February, at Clayton State University in the University Center room 265.
We start at 3pm and end around 5pm. Everyone age 16 or older is welcome, from beginners to experts.

Park in the "G" area and walk to the University Center "12" on the map. Go to the entrance on the East Side. Once inside, look for our classroom across from the entrance to the Library.

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October 2 2011 class: Find a Grave!

Guy Shaw will be leading the class on October 2 2011. What will we learn?
Introduction to find a grave
What is find a grave
How does it work
How to become a member
Adding a cemetery
Adding people
Linking of people
Adding pictures

Guy will also tell us about how he mapped out the cemetery at his church and then created a findagrave link to his church's website.


We will also be doing some hands on work by adding a person and or cemetery.

Let’s search for a person or cemetery: Bring a short list of names for the class to search. Please bring a lap top if you have one so you can search and add as we go.

Please bring a person full name (maiden) birthday (Full) Death dates (full) where they were born and died country state county city and year of marriage or as much as known for them and a picture

or

Please bring the name of the cemetery full address (street number name city state and county) and a picture of the cemetery entrance with sign if possible)
Here is some African American Genealogy information for you all that Guy wanted me to share:


"Free webinar now online - Best Internet Resources for African American Genealogy"
If you do NOT have African American ancestry, you need to watch the recording of yesterday's webinar - that's how good it was. Angela Walton-Raji's enthusiasm and knowledge about the topic really brought it to life. One of our viewers (Judy) commented "after watching today, I sure wish I had African American genealogy to do - it was fantastic!" I completely agree.

The webinar was much more than a demonstration of the best websites. For someone who knows nothing about getting started, Angela also gave a quick review of the basic steps for African American genealogy.
View the recording
If you could not make it to the live event, the 1 hour 44 minute recording of Best Internet Resources for African American Genealogy is now available to view in our webinar archives. Visit www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/webinars.asp to watch. It will be available at no charge until September 12, 2011.


Pre-order the webinar-on-CD
Own your own copy of Best Internet Resources for African American Genealogy by purchasing the webinar-on-CD for just $9.95. It includes the recording of the class, the complete Q/A session, and two pages of handouts with all of the links to the websites Angela mentioned. Click here for more information or to purchase.