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Wednesday, March 26
Solving Maternal Surname Mysteries with DNA  (Area Events)
7:00 pm
Virtual Event
We all have that ancestor with a first name, but no family name. When traditional genealogical techniques fail to turn up an answer, we can turn to DNA to find more opportunities to discover clues. Follow along as professional genealogist Kate Penney Howard explains how she used traditional genealogy,and DNA clustering to write her ancestors’ surnames in their family tree! Presented by Avon Lake Library. Register online at alpl.librarymarket.com. Under programs use keyword genealogy for quicker access.



Saturday, April 5
Finding Family: Using Adoption Records in Your Genealogy Research  (Meeting @ Library)
10:00 am to 11:00 am
Hudson Library and Historical Society — Flood Room
Please join us as we are pleased to welcome, Karen Wyman, a Search Specialist at Adoption Network Cleveland for an engaging presentation on how adoption records and DNA discoveries can transform your family history research. As a genetic genealogy specialist, Karen has resolved hundreds of cases -- helping adoptees, birth parents and others find answers and reconnect with biological relatives. She will explain Ohio's adoption records laws, how to request records, and what services her office can provide. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a leading search specialist as she shares real-world strategies and stories, offering valuable insights for your genealogical research.
 
Registration for this program is open now on the HLHS website. You can also call to register at 330-653-6658 at ext. 1010.