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Sunday, October 1 Autosomal DNA Tests: So Good-Hardly Believe It  (Genealogy Programs at Library) 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Sacramento Central Library 828 "I" Street, Sacramento Jim Baker is the speaker for this DNA presentation. This lecture illustrates the use of DNA results to solve genealogy puzzzles regarding ancestors back to the 6th or 7th generation.  Case studies offer a "how-to" approach showing step-by-step procedures to merge the results of DNA test data with the genealogy paper trail. www.saclibrary.org

Wednesday, October 18 Regular G.A.S. Monthly Meeting  (G.A.S. Monthly Meetings) 12:15 pm to 2:30 pm Belle Cooledge Library, 5600 South Land Park Dr. Sacramento Speaker TBA The doors open at 11:45 AM and the meeting starts at 12:15 PM Free to the public. Questions call Melanie Howard 916-383-1221

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Sunday, November 5 Medical Genealogy  (Genealogy Programs at Library) 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Sacramento Central Library 828 "I" Street, Sacramento Glenda Gardner Lloyd is the presenter for this program.  Medical Genealogy is the term often used when referencing, tracing and documenting one's family medical patterns.  In this presentation Lloyd will discuss the importance of doing this type of research, and will show you how to compile your medical family tree. www.saclibrary.org

Wednesday, November 15 Regular G.A.S. Monthly Meeting  (G.A.S. Monthly Meetings) 12:15 pm to 2:30 pm Belle Cooledge Library, 5600 South Land Park Dr. Sacramento The Genealogical Association of Sacramento will hold its regular meeting on Wed November 15,2017 at the Belle Cooledge Library. The doors open at 11:45 AM and the meeting begins at 12:15 PM. The speaker for this meeting will be Kayla Delgado who will tell us about the East Lawn Cemetery history. Everyone is welcome and there is no  cost to attend. Questions call Melanie Howard  916-383-1221

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Sunday, December 3 Preserving Letters & Family Documents  (Genealogy Programs at Library) 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Sacramento Central Library 828 "I" Street, Sacramento Deborah Sweeney will give tips on preserving documents.  "Help! I inherited over 1,000 letters and other family documents" will be the subject of Sweeney's presentation.  How do you preserve family documents and avoid being overwhelmed with piles of family mementos?  She will show you basic preservation techniques as well as how to share these treasures with others. www.saclibrary.org

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