Struggling with a family history research problem? Get help in Lynnwood June 21 - Lynnwood Today

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The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society will host a free event on June 21 in Lynnwood to assist individuals facing difficulties with family history research. Participants are invited to bring their genealogy questions and receive expert guidance from society members. This initiative aims to help attendees overcome genealogical "brick walls" that can impede their research. Community interest in genealogy has surged, highlighting the need for accessible resources to aid individuals in tracing their ancestry. Events like this not only provide valuable assistance but also foster connections among local residents with shared interests.

The genealogical society's efforts underscore the importance of community involvement in preserving family histories. By offering such resources, the society encourages individuals to explore their heritage and connect with their past. The event serves as a reminder of the growing relevance of genealogy in understanding personal and familial identities.

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