“Family History: Fact or Fiction” Program by Sarah Lockwood
August 3 @ 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
The next genealogy club meeting at the Lyon County Museum, 301 West Lyon Street, Marshall is Monday, August 3 at 1:30 PM. Sarah Lockwood will be back to talk about “Family History: Fact or Fiction”
About the Program: Our family histories can be compiled from many different sources. Some information passes down by word of mouth, some can be authenticated by certificates or other documentation, and some can be gleaned from others’ work. Learn how to polish your family history to become a verifiable and accurate source of which you can be proud.
About the Speaker: Sarah Lockwood is a proud Minnesotan, with ancestry from both an adopted family and a birth family. Forensic genealogy has been a personal journey for Sarah. As an adoptee, she used what she learned about forensic DNA matching to find her own birth mother and father! She turned her love of genealogy into a professional business. She began AncestryHelp in 2022, as a small business, to help others discover their family history one ancestor at a time and to help fellow family genealogists strengthen their research skills. Her two favorite projects to work on are writing family narratives and teaching research skills. Sarah has earned certificates in Genealogical Research from Boston University, Investigative Genetic Genealogy from Ramapo College, and has completed a ProGen Study Group.
Genealogy Club is open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, contact the Lyon County Museum at 507-537-6580.