September 2026 Meeting - Timelines – Solving Genealogical Problems
We are excited to have Suzanne Brayer teaching us about the utility of timelines.
Plotting an individual on a timeline is a valuable tool to help in genealogical research. Because it summarizes a life, the timeline can point out areas of further research, errors and inconsistencies, interconnections between individuals, and relationships to historical events. This discussion will demonstrate numerous types of timelines, how they can be created, and how they can be used in analysis.
Ms. Brayer's subject-matter bio can be read here.
This presentation will be via Zoom in our regular meeting room. For attendees on Zoom, the registration link is here.
Join us in person or via Zoom!
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Monthly meetings are held 3rd Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. 1001 Ruth Street, Room 20, Prescott. Meetings are free and open to the public. Please park at the rear of the building and enter through the east door. Follow the signs. |