In the early stages of research\, you&rsqu o\;ve learned to use resources such as censuses\, wills\, vital records\, deeds\, and published family histories. If these records haven&rsquo\;t re solved your family history mysteries\, it&rsquo\;s time to dig deeper! Thi s session will focus on some lesser used county court records with a Kentu cky emphasis that pack a brick-wall busting punch! \; Presented by Deb orah Lord Campisano
\nDeborah Lord Campisano\, (BA History)\, has ne arly 40 years of genealogical research experience -- 25 as a professional. She completed course work in genealogical studies at a number of institut es and conferences. Deborah co-leads the Louisville Genealogical Society&r squo\;s Genetic Genealogy SIG which she and colleague\, Debra Renard\, beg an in 2014. \; Now retired from client work\, Deborah is focused on us ing genetic genealogy and traditional research to identify her Irish ances tors and assist DNA matches with unknown parentage. \;
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