Historically\, regardless of the country o f residence\, the size of your average family was much larger than in mode rn times. Genealogists often encounter at least one black sheep ancestor i n every family unit researched. For many researchers\, the discovery of a "black sheep" turns out to be the fascinating part of tracing their family tree. This seminar will discuss various techniques when researching and i nterviewing people who would fall into the category. This would also inclu de the reality that more often than not\, the &ldquo\;black sheep&rdquo\; are the ones who are telling the truth! Presented by Bryan Mulcahy
\nBryan Mulcahy has been the adult reference\, genealogy\, and literacy lib rarian at the Lee County Library System for the past 31 years. \; &nbs p\;He received his \; Masters of Library Sciences at Florida State Uni versity in 1984 and for the next 6 years worked as the reference\, genealo gy\, and circulation librarian in Georgia. \; \;Over the years Br yan has kept abreast with the newest genealogical technologies as they bec ame a part of the library system. \;
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