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Bring your genealogy research problems to free session in Lynnwood Oct. 18

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society will hold a free genealogy session on October 18 at the Humble House Library located in Heritage Park, Lynnwood. Attendees can bring their family history research questions and challenges to consult with expert researcher Margaret Summitt. The event will consist of four 40-minute sessions, designed to provide personalized support to those facing genealogical obstacles. Interested participants must call 425-775-6267 to leave a message for appointment confirmation. This effort emphasizes the society's dedication to aiding local residents in their genealogical research.

The session not only offers expert insights but also fosters community interaction around genealogy. Researching family history can often be daunting, making such resources invaluable for individuals seeking to understand their heritage. The event highlights the importance of local initiatives in supporting personal and communal history exploration.

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