A genealogy workshop is scheduled to take place at the Frontier Village Museum in Denison on Sunday, August 30. The event runs from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and is open to the public.
Organizers state that attendees can receive guidance for starting their family history research or locating ancestors who served as patriots. Volunteers with genealogy expertise will be present to help participants navigate records. Paperwork and laptops will be provided on-site for use during the session.
The museum is located at 111 RC Vaughan Rd in Denison, Texas, 75020. Individuals interested in attending are encouraged to bring friends or family members who share an interest in ancestry.
Participants are asked to bring specific documents to aid their research. Required items include copies of their own birth certificate and their parents' birth certificates. Attendees should also bring a copy of a grandparent's death certificate or birth certificate. Any existing lineage research or records already compiled by the participant should be brought as well.
Those who have access to a personal laptop are invited to bring it for use during the workshop. The event contact is Amanda Bauman Ewton, reachable at 903-820-8991. Text messages are noted as the preferred method of communication on the day of the event.
