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How to Read and Understand a Will

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Wills and probate files are among the most valuable genealogical research sources imaginable. They may contain information about entire families and are some of the most accurate documents we can explore. As a genealogist, I wish the many people who search for birth, marriages, and death records, (BMD) would begin looking for and using wills in their research. Come and learn how to start using wills to enhance you genealogical experience.

Upcoming Virtual Classes

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Using the Family Ordinance Opportunities Fan Chart

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Sunday, April 13
Kathryn Grant
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Unlocking the genealogical treasures in the Library of Congress

3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Sunday, April 13
James Tanner
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The Timeline Grid: An Easy Way to Track, Organize, and Use Your Research

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Sunday, April 27
Kathryn Grant
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