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SUMMARY:Library is Open Wednesdays!
DESCRIPTION:Located in the Davis Senior Center\, 646 A St\, Davis \n\n\n\n~ // ~ \n\n\n\nClick here to see Library holdings
URL:https://davisgenealogy.org/event/library-is-open-wednesdays-16/
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SUMMARY:Genealogy Day at the Sacramento History Museum
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, September 12th\, the Sacramento History Museum is hosting a Genealogy Day from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm. Come on down to the museum located at 101 “I” Street\, Sacramento\, located in Old Sacramento. Davis Genealogy Club will host a display table and one of our members is making a presentation on tips for genealogy visits to Ireland. Come by and see our Skittles yDNA poster and get some free Skittles.
URL:https://davisgenealogy.org/event/genealogy-day-at-the-sacramento-history-museum/
LOCATION:Sacramento History Museum\, 101 “I” Street\, Sacramento\, California\, United States
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SUMMARY:Google: The Genealogist's Best Friend by Jim Baker
DESCRIPTION:James Baker has been an active genealogist for the past 17 years. He specializes in German\, Midwest US\, early American research\, and DNA. He has written articles for the National Genealogical Society (NGS) Magazine\, the NGS Quarterly\, and Der Blumenbaum\, the journal of the Sacramento German Genealogy Society. He has presented classes and webinars to many genealogy groups including National Genealogical Society\, Southern California Jamboree\, and Legacy Family Tree Webinars. Mr. Baker earned a PhD in sociology and social psychology from the University of Utah. He is retired from an aerospace and business management career. \n\n\n\n~ // ~ \n\n\n\nJoin us in-person at the Davis Senior Center (646 A St.\, Davis)\, or via Zoom (email us at president@davisgenealogy.org to request a single use guest pass).Refreshments are provided by the club; more are always welcome!The Davis Genealogy Club Library will be open on meeting day from 12:00-1:00pm-Swing by and check it out!Club volunteers are also in the Library every Wednesday between 1:00 and 3:30\, ready to help.
URL:https://davisgenealogy.org/event/google-the-genealogists-best-friend-by-jim-baker/
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SUMMARY:DNA Study Group
DESCRIPTION:The DNA study group meets to discuss DNA-based strategies and tests to answer genealogical questions using case studies\, demonstrations\, and other sharing by club and study group members. This session will focus on working with mitochondrial DNA results to find maternal ancestors through group discussion and case studies. \n\n\n\n~ // ~Via Zoom\, members only. Use “Join/Renew” tab to become a member!
URL:https://davisgenealogy.org/event/dna-study-group-19/
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SUMMARY:DGC Book Club: “The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek”
DESCRIPTION:The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek. By Kim Michele Richard. 2019 Fiction \n\n\n\n              October 1 – Thursday \n\n\n\n   Brown bag lunch 12:30 – Book discussion begins 1:00 Davis Senior Center Genealogy library \n\n\n\nCussy Mary Carter is a 19-year-old from Troublesome Creek\, Kentucky born with a rare genetic condition causing her skin to be tinged blue. Cussy lives with her widowed father\, a coal miner who relentlessly attempts to marry her off. As part of the new governmental program aimed at bringing reading material to isolated rural Kentuckians\, Cussy rides a mule over treacherous terrain\, delivering books and periodicals to people of limited means. Cussy’s patrons refer to her as “Bluet” or “Book Woman\,” and she delights in bringing them books as well as messages\, medicine\, and advice. When a local pastor takes a nefarious interest in Cussy\, claiming that God has sent him to rid society of her “blue demons\,” efforts to defend herself leave Cussy at risk of arrest\, or worse. The local doctor agrees to protect Cussy in exchange for her submission to medical testing. As Doc finds answers about Cussy’s condition\, she begins to re-examine what it means to be a Blue and what life after a cure might look like. With a focus on the personal joy and broadened horizons that can result from access to reading material\, this well-researched tale serves as a solid history lesson on 1930s Kentucky. Recommended by Cyndi Young  \n\n\n\nTo find a copy of the book\, we recommend a public library\, audible.com\, Amazon\, local bookstores\, eBay\, AddAll.com\, betterworldbooks.com\, thriftbooks.com and other locations for used books.
URL:https://davisgenealogy.org/event/dgc-book-club-the-book-woman-of-troublesome-creek/
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