July 12 Cheryl Collins is the director of the Riley County Historical Museum. The second class is organizing your information. The third class is about kinship and the last class is about computing and genealogy. Materials will be presented via computer screen slide shows and class discussion formats. Course outlines and example copies of documents used in genealogy will be provided.
Enrollment is limited so please register early.
Lewis Browder is a retired research plant pathologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Kansas State. He is active in the Riley County Genealogical Society and most intrigued by the history of families in Kansas, and our country. Materials will be provided for the first project and a list of further materials needed will be available at the 1st class session for the 2nd project. Kennita Tully is the sole proprietor of Wildflower knitwear and has had her designs published in several national knitting magazines. If you are familiar with the basics, this class can take you further as you learn to read stitch patterns and step by step garment instructions.