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Shaking Your Family Tree: Genealogy Courses

Discover the stories of your past with Shaking Your Family Tree, a series of engaging and interactive genealogy courses

These classes provide an exciting opportunity for participants to delve into their roots, uncover their family history, and connect with their heritage. Whether you're just beginning your journey or looking to deepen your research, this program has something for everyone.

Each class will be led by Tanya Foreman, a renowned genealogy expert and founder of Family Matters Genealogy. With years of experience and a passion for helping others trace their ancestry. Tanya brings invaluable insight and expertise to every class.

Why Attend? Your family’s story is a one-of-a-kind treasure waiting to be uncovered. These courses offer more than just research techniques—they open the door to personal discovery and a stronger sense of identity.

  • Uncover Hidden Stories: Learn to piece together the lives and legacies of your ancestors’ using records, photos, and historical documents.
  • Preserve Your Legacy: Create a lasting record of your family’s history to share with future generations.
  • Celebrate Cultural Heritage: Explore the vibrant stories and traditions that have shaped your family’s journey.
  • Build Connections: Share your discoveries with fellow participants, building community and a shared appreciation for history.
  • Access Expert Resources: Gain hands-on experience with advanced genealogy tools and receive personalized guidance from experienced instructors.

Genealogy is more than just tracing names on a family tree. It’s an opportunity to honor your past, connect with the present, and create a bridge to the future.

Location: John P. "Top" Green Community Center
Date: Saturdays, Feb. 8, April 12, May 10
Time: 10 a.m. - noon
Ages: Adult
Cost: Free
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Contact

 
John P. “Top” Greene Community Center
401 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
Raleigh, NC 27601

919-996-6580

John P. “Top” Greene Community Center

Lead Department:
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources

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