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Discover if your family members were Black Sheep or Bigwigs

The Lake Country Museum & Archives is partnering with The Kelowna & District Genealogical Society to present a genealogy workshop next week.

Black Sheep or Bigwigs?

Whichever it is, we all want to know our family history and this is the start you just might need to discover what the past has to tell you.

This two-part workshop begins with a two-hour introductory session presented by the Kelowna & District Genealogical Society to learn basic research methods and the tools available to help your search.

John Stokes -- Black Sheep or Bigwig?
John Stokes -- Black Sheep or Bigwig?

Part two is a hands-on visit to the Lake Country Museum Archives where you will work with historical documents and family files. You will have the opportunity to choose an offered day and time on the first night to complete the second part of this program.

Join the workshop by booking through the District of Lake Country at 250-766-5650 or online at the DLC’s website.  

  • What: Genealogy workshop – Black Sheep or Bigwigs?
  • When: April 17, 2013, Wednesday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
  • Where: George Elliot Secondary School, located at 10241 Bottom Wood Lake Road in Lake Country (Winfield)
  • Cost:  $15.00
  • Instructor: Claire Smith-Burns, Kelowna & District Genealogical Society  
  • Archivist: Laura Neame, Lake Country Museum

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