Genetic Genealogy Are you curious about what DNA testing and research can do for your genealogy? Have you been thinking testing but just weren't sure what you'd be getting back? Those interested in using DNA to supplement their genealogy research have the opportunity to listen to Debra Nowell of the Franklin County Genealogical Society present an "Introduction to Genetic Genealogy." This free workshop will be in the auditorium at the Main Library downtown on Saturday, February 6th from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. More detail can be found here. If you're interested in attending, be sure to call us at (614) 645-2275 to register, or use the online registration form.
FEATURED RESOURCES
Family History Archive (BYU)
The Family History Archive is a growing collection of several thousand digitized (full-text) family, county and community histories now available online thru Brigham Young University’s Harold B. Lee Library. This, plus the family, county and community histories in HeritageQuest provide a substantial collection of family histories now available online.
ANCESTRY PLUS & HERITAGE QUEST
Ancestry Plus
(in library use only)
With access to two billion names, AncestryPlus is one of the most comprehensive online sources of genealogical information. The databases include digitized images of the U.S. Federal Census, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, Military records, Vital Records, plus much more.
Heritage Quest
(card required for home access)
More than 7.5 million pages from genealogical resources are included in this comprehensive database.
Click here to discover what Resources the Columbus Metropolitan Library has to offer. There is detailed information on the Genealogy, History and Travel Division's hours and collection. > More
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