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Tuesday, February 25, 2025, 7:00 pm |
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| Break Down Those Genealogy Brick Walls! At some point, everyone working on their family tree will encounter a brick wall, or what they think is a brick wall, that frustrating point where their research seems to hit a dead end. These barriers can take various forms, but they all hinder progress in tracing family history. A genealogy brick wall can be frustrating and discouraging, but it does not mean that the research is impossible. Follow me and see how you can break through them to continue building up your family tree! |
 About our speaker: DIANE HENRIKS, also known as the Descendant Detective and founder of Know Who Wears the Genes in Your Family, is a passionate and seasoned Los Angeles County-based professional genealogist, investigator, speaker, and author who specializes in descendancy and brick wall research, along with living people search and unknown parentage Cases. |
| Genealogical Society, and the Utah Genealogical Association. What started out as a small hobby well over a decade ago, when a hand-drawn family tree chart was given to her by her father, has since become a great obsession, and she now helps others discover and preserve who they are and where they came from!KnowWhoWearsTheGenesInYourFamily.com/contact |
Break Down Those Genealogy Brick Walls!
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