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-| <u>'''“I Didn’t Know That!”….Joanne Hanson'''</u><br>Often I am asked at the Ogden Family History Center, simple questions concerning some aspect of research. When the individual gets an answer, even when they are quite knowledgeable, the most common response is, “I didn't know that!”. Just a little explanation or a tip can help us with our research. Education is a must in family history research and it doesn't have to be something big although it may be, if not known by the researcher ahead of time. Tidbits can relate to naming patterns, handwriting, immigration, military records, the calendar, census and records to name a few. You might even be heard to say, if you attend this session, “I didn't know that!” or share one of your own.
+| <u>'''“I Didn’t Know That!”….Joanne Hanson'''</u><br>Often I am asked at the Ogden FamilySearch Center, simple questions concerning some aspect of research. When the individual gets an answer, even when they are quite knowledgeable, the most common response is, “I didn't know that!”. Just a little explanation or a tip can help us with our research. Education is a must in family history research and it doesn't have to be something big although it may be, if not known by the researcher ahead of time. Tidbits can relate to naming patterns, handwriting, immigration, military records, the calendar, census and records to name a few. You might even be heard to say, if you attend this session, “I didn't know that!” or share one of your own.
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-| <u>'''Writing Your Personal History....Emil O. Hanson'''</u><br>This session will teach individuals how to write their personal histories in such a way that their children and descendants will want to read them. It will also make the project fun for the writer. “After all, all we really are is our story.” That statement from the movie, 'Australia', becomes absolutely true after we are dead and gone. This session will be taught by Emil O. Hanson, Director of the Ogden Family History Center.
+| <u>'''Writing Your Personal History....Emil O. Hanson'''</u><br>This session will teach individuals how to write their personal histories in such a way that their children and descendants will want to read them. It will also make the project fun for the writer. “After all, all we really are is our story.” That statement from the movie, 'Australia', becomes absolutely true after we are dead and gone. This session will be taught by Emil O. Hanson, Director of the Ogden FamilySearch Center.
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