Finding Females: Research Strategies to Discover More about Women in Family History by Kristin Wenger

This virtual program will start at 10am (Central Time). For more information or to register, contact Preston Petermeier at ppetermeier@slpl.org or 314-539-0385.
Women represent half of our ancestors; yet, their identities and life stories often prove much more difficult to find than those of men. In this engaging and interactive session, we’ll learn why females can be challenging to research and walk through a step-by-step plan to uncover more information about the mysterious ladies in your family tree. Full of interesting record examples, photographs, and methodology demonstration, this presentation will equip and inspire you to find the stories of your female ancestors!

Kristin Wenger joined Legacy Tree Genealogists in 2021 after several years of working with genealogy clients as an independent researcher. With an education degree and years of teaching experience, Kristin loves providing interactive and engaging presentations to genealogy groups and serving as tour guide in her historic hometown of Lititz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Even though this program is virtual, we encourage attendees in the St. Louis area to join us in-person to watch as a group in the Carnegie Room at the Central Branch of the St. Louis Public Library, located at 1301 Olive St., St. Louis, MO 63103.

For details see https://slpl.bibliocommons.com/events/6578a09cbf3fd82800d3e159