Traditional Versus Computer-Based Genealogy

NORTH HAVEN — The Connecticut Society of Genealogists is sponsoring a genealogy seminar on Saturday, September 25, at the Holiday Inn North Haven.

John Konvalinka will be one of the speakers. His topic will be “Traditional Vs Computer Genealogical Research: Not Either/Or But Both.” He has lectured at national and international conferences on the effective use of computers and the Internet in genealogical research. He teaches genealogy courses at Rutgers University and the Princeton Adult School.

Joining Mr Konvalinka on the podium are Mel Wolfgang, Anita Anderson Lustenberger, and Roger Joslyn.

The cost of the seminar, which includes lunch, is $40. Call the CSG office at 860-569-0002 for a brochure or visit the website at www.csginc.org.