Genealogy Seminar Set For September 25

North Haven — A genealogy seminar on September 25 will help genealogists approach old problems in new ways.

Roger Joslyn, president of the American Society of Genealogists, will be addressing “A sibling is a small, crawling animal — help among the collateral.” It is an area often neglected in doing research. Mr Josyln is a member of a number of genealogical societies including The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society and the New England Historic Genealogical Society. He is a writer and has had many articles published in Scholarly Genealogical publications. Mr Joslyn has lectured widely in the United States and Canada.

The Connecticut Society of Genealogists is sponsoring the all-day seminar at the Holiday Inn North Haven, Washington Street. The well-renowned speakers joining Mr Josyln on the podium are Mel Wolfgang, Anita Anderson Lustenberger, and John Konvalinka.

The cost of the seminar is $40, which includes lunch.

For information, call the CSG office at 860-569-0002 for a brochure or visit its website at www.csginc.org.