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Our Next Webinar:
Wednesday September 30th, 5:30pm MDT – “Hopping the Pond: First Steps to Finding Your English Ancestors” with Rachel Derenthal
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Don’t miss Larry Jensen’s four part webinar series!
Join us on September 16th at the regular webinar time for Larry Jensen’s first part of his 4 part series on German Periodicals and Periodical Indexes. Parts 2-4 will be held on the following Saturdays at 3pm MDT. Join the live presentations using the live webinar join link above.
Recent Webinars
We record each webinar so that you can view it any time. See the full list of available webinar recordings.
Larry Jensen – September 26, 2020
James Tanner – September 23, 2020
Larry Jensen – September 19, 2020
Larry Jensen – September 16th, 2020
Kathryn Grant – September 9, 2020
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