Timeline Techniques for Tracking 19th and 20th Century Urban Ancestors

Learn how to use timelines with clues found in city directories, census records, and other documents to solve mysteries involving otherwise “invisible” ancestors in bigger cities. Kimberly F.B. Bucklaw is an archivist, historian, educator, and professional genealogist. Kim has a master’s degree in history from Temple University with a concentration in archival studies. With nearly twenty years experience as both reference professional and researcher, she specializes in Mid-Atlantic genealogy, county government records, and property research. She is also highly skilled in genetic genealogy and has solved dozens of difficult cases with the use of DNA testing. After an extremely fulfilling decade-plus career as an archivist in Chester County, Pennsylvania, Kim now runs her own historical research and consulting business.

This is a HYBRID meeting, the speaker will be on Zoom, you can attend in person at the Tredyffrin Public Library, 582 Upper Gulph Rd, Strafford PA or on Zoom.
$5. contribution suggested.
Help Desk is open at 12:30 in person only!