Leslie and Denise reprise a popular program from earlier this year. Join them as they caper through Cabarrus County history with tales of adventure from the local history reference desk. Registration required.
Ledgers from businesses, schools, and individuals are an often-untapped genealogical resource. Find out how these accountings can provide insight into your ancestors as business owners, students, and customers. Registration required.
Adult – Prior to the invention of the telephone book, most cities and even small towns had a directory listing information on their inhabitants. See how city and business directories are filled with clues to better understand your ancestors. Registration required.
The Hand and the Glove: Researching Ancestors in Wills, Land and Property Records. Explore case studies and learn how to analyze the records of slaveholding families to identify enslaved family members. Participate virtually from home or at the Concord Library. Presented in partnership with KAA-MaCC. Registration required: call 704-920-2061 or email lmkesler@cabarruscounty.us. This program is […]
I’ve Traced My Family Back to 1870, Now What? Shamele Jordon explores ways to confront the unique challenges involved in researching African American ancestors before 1870. Learn sources and techniques to locate ancestors during the reconstruction and enslavement eras. Get prepared genealogically and historically. Participate virtually from home or at the Concord Library. Presented in […]
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. To register, call 704-920-2061 or email lmkesler@cabarruscounty.us Adult -- Genealogy educator Sharon B. Gillins uses case studies and examples to demonstrate strategies helpful for researching African American ancestors. Participate virtually from home or at the Concord Library. Presented in partnership with KAA-MaCC. Registration required. This program is part of the African American […]