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SEP139:15aHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: Check-in & Welcome
Sat, Sep 13 • 9:15a–10a • Meeting Rooms A & BEnjoy some refreshments and hear an overview of the day's events.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Walk-ins are welcome. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
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Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP1310aHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: Immigration and Naturalization
Sat, Sep 13 • 10a–11a • Meeting Rooms A & BThe details included in naturalization records varied with time and place, but often contained information of critical importance to genealogists. Join Genealogist LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson for an overview of the evolution of the U.S. immigration and naturalization process and the records that were created.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Walk-ins are welcome. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
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Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP1311:15aHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: Identifying Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, Tintypes, and Card Photos
Sat, Sep 13 • 11:15a–12:15p • Training LabDiscuss the history of early photography, including cased images (daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and tintypes) and card photos, and identify characteristics and styles of dress to help pinpoint specific origins.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
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Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP1311:15aHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: A Myriad of Slavery Databases
Sat, Sep 13 • 11:15a–12:15p • Meeting Rooms A & BIn the summer of 2023, American Ancestors announced the 10 Million Names project, an undertaking to recover the names of people of African descent who were enslaved in the area of the United States between the 1500s and 1865. The monumental task of centralizing datasets about enslaved ancestors is a work in progress. In the interim, there are a multitude of existing databases that serve a similar purpose but are more limited in scope. Join Genealogist LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson for a presentation on applicable Genealogy Standards for using databases, followed by a survey of current databases that name enslaved people and can be accessed free of charge.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Walk-ins are welcome. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
Part of the event series: Tracing Your Roots
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP1311:15aHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: South Carolina Room Tour
Sat, Sep 13 • 11:15a–12:15p • SC RoomGet a behind-the-scenes look at the SC Room archive and discover the resources available to genealogists and local history enthusiasts.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
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Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP131:45pHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: Reading Historic Handwriting
Sat, Sep 13 • 1:45p–2:45p • Meeting Room CDiscover how to read different styles of historic handwriting to aid in your genealogy research.
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Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP131:45pHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: Recording Family Stories
Sat, Sep 13 • 1:45p–2:45p • Training LabDon't let your family's most important stories be forgotten. Explore the process of recording oral history interviews, from choosing equipment to preserving the final file. Walk away ready to create a priceless audio heirloom your family will treasure for generations.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
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Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP131:45pHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: An Introduction to Family History
Sat, Sep 13 • 1:45p–2:45p • Meeting Rooms A & BDelve into your family history and uncover fascinating stories from the past! Discover how you can use your library card to access a wealth of valuable online genealogy resources. Learn research techniques, including how to create a genealogy pedigree chart.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
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Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP133pHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: Preserve, Protect, and Pass on Your Family's Legacy
Sat, Sep 13 • 3p–4p • Meeting Room CHow will your family's story be told? Learn to preserve both aging heirlooms and digital files, creating a clear plan to protect and pass on your unique family legacy.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
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Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy
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SEP133pHughes Main Library
Tracing Your Roots: Genealogy Drop-In
Sat, Sep 13 • 3p–4p • Training LabAsk questions and learn about the library's genealogy resources during this Q&A session.
See the full schedule by clicking the "Tracing Your Roots" series link below. Walk-ins are welcome. Click to register for the full day or any individual events. Call 864-527-9212 with questions!
Part of the event series: Tracing Your Roots
Audience: AdultsCategory: History & Genealogy