Who, What, When, Where and Why. They will cover how to research the records mentioned above and give you tips on what to do and what not to do. Check with your local community college or genealogical society for a listing of their classes. Our international members and members in every state in the Union use our publications, the capabilities of our Library Research Committee and even our Special Interest Groups to further their family research. Our speakers' topics are covered in JOTS, our monthly newsletter.
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We do this with the speaker's permission and the information provided is always informative and collectable. Also in the monthly newsletter, JOTS, you may submit up to two free queries per month. These help you to reach the audience who may best know about your family and help connect you to distant cousins. Members are asked to submit a pedigree chart on our special forms which are indexed and placed in our library collection at the Carnegie Public Library. Many connections are made as visitors or our volunteer research committee search these drawers and charts.