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<BR>NEW BEGINNING FAMILYSEARCH SERIES - While the temple is closed for remodeling, the Oakland FamiySearch Library will be offering a series of special family history classes directed toward (but not limited to) members of the LDS church. Whether a beginner or more experienced, we have a class for you. See the schedule and class descriptions at [https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Oakland_California_FamilySearch_Library/Class_Schedule Classes] | <BR>NEW BEGINNING FAMILYSEARCH SERIES - While the temple is closed for remodeling, the Oakland FamiySearch Library will be offering a series of special family history classes directed toward (but not limited to) members of the LDS church. Whether a beginner or more experienced, we have a class for you. See the schedule and class descriptions at [https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Oakland_California_FamilySearch_Library/Class_Schedule Classes] | ||
<BR> WEDNESDAY, November 16, 6:30 PM - BUBBIE, WHO ARE YOU?: FINDING THE MAIDEN NAMES IN YOUR FAMILY TREE - Instructor, Professional Genealogist Janice Sellers - Female relatives can be difficult to trace, but they can be found. This class introduces resources for tracing the women in your family, including family items, oral histories, federal and state census records, immigration records, vital records, religious records, journals, newspapers, legal and court records, library archives, and manuscript collections. This presentation is in honor of International Jewish Genealogy Month. | <BR> WEDNESDAY, November 16, 6:30 PM - BUBBIE, WHO ARE YOU?: FINDING THE MAIDEN NAMES IN YOUR FAMILY TREE - Instructor, Professional Genealogist Janice Sellers - Female relatives can be difficult to trace, but they can be found. This class introduces resources for tracing the women in your family, including family items, oral histories, federal and state census records, immigration records, vital records, religious records, journals, newspapers, legal and court records, library archives, and manuscript collections. This presentation is in honor of International Jewish Genealogy Month. | ||