Get help with family history research problems Feb. 22 in Lynnwood

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society is set to host a free genealogy assistance event on February 22 at the Humble House Library in Lynnwood, focusing on helping individuals navigate their family history research challenges. This initiative invites participants to bring their specific questions and obstacles, allowing them to benefit from the expertise of an experienced genealogy researcher. Each 40-minute session will be conducted in person, ensuring that attendees receive tailored guidance that addresses their unique genealogical hurdles. Reservations are mandatory; interested individuals should call 425-775-6267 to schedule their appointment, with confirmations sent later. Should the four available sessions reach capacity, a waiting list will be established for future events, demonstrating the demand for such support.

This opportunity not only underscores the society's dedication to assisting local residents but also fosters community engagement in genealogy. By offering professional insights, the event aims to empower individuals in their family history research endeavors. It stands as a testament to the growing interest in genealogy and the resources available to aid enthusiasts in uncovering their ancestral stories.

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