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Genealogical Society to host presentation on Douglas County historic records

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The Wenatchee Area Genealogical Society is inviting the community to a hybrid presentation by Douglas County Assessor Jim Ruud on April 14. This event, titled "Historic Records in Douglas County," promises to shed light on the valuable historical documentation maintained by the county. Attendees can choose to participate either in person at the FamilySearch Center located at 667 10th Street in East Wenatchee or virtually via Zoom. The presentation is free and open to the public, emphasizing the society's commitment to promoting family history research and local historical records. Those interested in attending virtually can obtain connection information by emailing Library@wags-web.

org. The society regularly organizes educational programs that enhance understanding of genealogy and local history. For additional questions or concerns, attendees are encouraged to call 509-782-4046. This presentation is a prime opportunity for anyone interested in exploring their ancestry and the rich history of Douglas County.

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