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      Check Out Genealogy 101                           19. To participate via Zoom, go to mcgsfl.org/events and

      And Pre-1850 Lineage                              register by Jan. 18.
                                                           Duay received her Ph.D. in Adult Education from Florida

      With The Martin County                            Atlantic University in 2007. With more than 20 years of
                                                        genealogy experience, she has taught numerous workshops
      Genealogical Society                              nationwide about researching Early American ancestry.
                                                        A Florida DAR honorary state regent, Duay serves as the
         Genealogy is a fascinating                     national vice chair for French Canadian specialty research.
      hobby that can connect you                           The Martin County Genealogical Society offers a variety
      with ancestors and events you                     of services at the Genealogy Room in the Blake Library
      never imagined. To help start                     including an extensive research library, access to several
      off your personal genealogy                       genealogy websites and assistance from MCGS volunteers.
      journey on the right foot, the                    For more information about membership, activities and
      Martin County Genealogical                        services go to mcgsfl.org.
      Society (MCGS) is offering
      Genealogy 101, a five-part
      series of weekly lectures and                     Junior League Of Martin                            Keri Gustafson, Charlene Lyons, Taylor Gilmour, Lara
      hands-on  experience  with                        County Names News Officers                         Bailey, Julia Sansevere. Photo by Doreen Poreba
      a U.S./Canada focus from
      Jan. 4 to Feb. 15, 2024. Each                     And Plans Year Ahead                               human trafficking, domestic violence, women’s health, teen
      session lasts from 6 to 8 p.m.                                                                       dating violence, child sex trafficking, nutrition and food
      The first two will be at the  Debbie Duay            The Junior League of Martin County (JLMC), which   insecurity, and poverty. Among the programs, JLMC offers
      Cummings Library in Palm                          has a 35-year history of collaborating with other nonprofit   two scholarships to graduating high school women in the
      City, and the others at the Blake Library in Stuart.   organizations to better serve the local community, announces   Martin County School District and a scholarship for female
         Beginning with “What is Genealogy?” the series includes   its 2023/24 Board of Directors.         students at Indian River State College.
      research sources, how to use them and hands-on research      Taylor Gilmour will lead the group as president; Lara      The Junior League of Martin County is accepting new
      conducted on Ancestry.com and FamilySearch.org. The first   Bailey, vice president; Keri Gustafson and Charlene Lyons,   female members on a rolling admission. Women must be at
      two sessions are required to participate in both the Ancestry   co-treasurers; Julia Sansevere, sustaining member director;   least 22 years old and reside in Martin or St. Lucie County.
      and FamilySearch sessions which will be offered twice.   and Ashley Price Winchel, advisory-nominating chair.  Membership benefits include improving the local community
      Genealogy 101 is free, and preregistration is required by Dec.      They  are  joined  by  committee  chairs Ashley  Price   through  organized  and  effective  methods,  building
      31. Go to mcgsfl.org/beginning-genealogy for more details   Winchel,  advisory-nominating  chair;  Lauren Aloia,   relationships with a diverse group of current and emerging
      and to register.                                  community chair; Alyssa Regan and Heather Frady, fund   women leaders, developing volunteer skills and leadership
         Also in January, at the regular MCGS monthly meeting,   development cochairs; Laura Baird, membership chair; and   potential and sharing talents with a network of interesting
      Debbie  Duay  will  present  “Documenting  Lineages   Teena White, state public affairs committee chair.  women. Additionally, members benefit by becoming part of
      Before the 1850 Census.” Early American lineage often      “We started a new year this fall, with programming,   an international association of more than 196,000 women.
      is difficult to document, and Duay will discuss important   workshops, service projects, public affairs activities, and      The Junior League of Martin County is a part of the
      resources available to make the research easier. Although   more,” said Gilmour. “Our approach is simple. Through   Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI) – a
      the presentation is designed to help prove eligibility for the   hands-on training and formal learning opportunities, we give   women’s organization whose mission is to advance women’s
      Daughters of the American Revolution, the concepts are   women the skills they need to improve the quality of life in   leadership  for  meaningful  community  impact  through
      useful for anyone doing genealogical research. Free and open   the communities we serve.”            volunteer action, collaboration, and training. For those
      to the public, the meeting will be at the Blake Library, 2351      The group aligns its initiatives within the three impact   interested in learning more about the Junior League of Martin
      S.E. Monterey Road in Stuart, from 1 to 3 p.m., Friday, Jan.   areas of women, children and civic leadership. These include   County, visit www.jlmcflorida.org.









































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