|
Library presents German Genealogy
The Toledo-Lucas County Public Library presents German
Genealogy, scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday,
October 1, 2011 in the Huntington
Meeting Room at Main Library, 325
Michigan St. For anyone interested in researching your
German ancestry, this is the program you’ve been waiting for!
This exciting FREE program features Leslie Albrecht
Huber, a freelance writer and speaker focusing on genealogy
and history topics. Huber’s articles have appeared in a variety
of publications including The History Channel Magazine,
Ancestry, Family Tree Magazine, Family Fun, Family Chronicle
and more. She has been a guest on Good Morning America,
Northeast Public Radio, and at genealogy and historical
societies across the country. Huber’s first book, The Journey
Takers, was published in the summer of 2010.
Sessions for German Genealogy on October 1 include: “Jumping
Over Hurdles in German Research” and “Journey Takers: An Inside
Look at the German Immigration Experience.”
This program is open to the public, and includes free parking in
the underground parking garage at Main Library. REGISTRATION IS
REQUIRED; register at
toledolibrary.org
For additional information visit toledolibrary.org, or call
419.259.5233. |
