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Genealogical Research

Writer: Lawrence Lore
Lawrence Lore
Oct 3, 2024
1 min read


What kind of genealogiist are you? Just beginning on your Family Tree? More experienced but have hit a brick wall?

Stop by the Open House on October 5 2024 10-2 at the Research Library 1100 Lexington Ave. and see how we can help you. Our experienced genealigists are available to show you not just Lawrence County resources but resources from all over the world. We are a Mormon affiliated Library and thus able to view records that are not available to you at home. In addition we have books, maps, plat books, obituaries, photographs, and diaries, all indexed by family name.





 
 

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