Where to start? A good idea would be to start with this class on the basics of genealogical research. Learning what Nan will tell you will likely save you time and produce better results. These two sessions will teach you how to perform genealogical research, understand the difference between primary and secondary sources and how to use each, how to find an ancestor’s maiden name, and so much more. The second session will cover how to do research on various Websites. Handouts will be provided to cover all the ins and outs of genealogy research and how to navigate various useful websites. Come join the thousands already enjoying this fascinating pastime!

Nan Jones has a B.A. from Wake Forest College and a Master of Education and History degree from UNC Charlotte. She served three years on the National Council for the Social Studies and was an officer at the state level for six years. She has taught genealogy classes through OLLI, the Clemson African- American Art Museum, Artist Loft, Tamassee DAR School, and Oconee Heritage Center.