Mosher will tell you how. Ancestors with a pioneering spirit present special problems for their genealogizing descendants. The Day family seemed to have had a proclivity for areas only partially civilized, lands where government was thin and records were poorly kept. Tracing them hasn't been easy and the job is far from complete. I'm sure I could learn a lot from Mosher.
Lunch is included.
You can print the form, but must mail it with payment. The second event will feature Arlene Eakle, a professional genealogist who operates on a national basis out of Tremonton, Utah. She will conduct a seminar for the EWGS on Oct. 16. Eakle is a dynamo whose fee quickly separates those with an idle interest in their family history from those who are seriously dedicated to filling in their family trees. Wis. And that was several years ago.