TWO FREE  PRESENTATIONS

 OF FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH

WHEN:       Wednesday, April 9, 2025 – 7 PM to 9 PM

                    Doors open at 6 PM

WHERE:     Meeting at The Ale House (New Berlin Bowling Lanes)

16000 W. Cleveland Avenue

New Berlin, Wisconsin      (Please park in the East Parking Lot)

The Milwaukee Personal Ancestral File Users Group (MPAFUG), at their monthly meeting on April 9, will present two FREE presentations.

1.      “Book Research on the Internet.”  Bob Heck, Director of MPAFUG, will offer a look at 10 different websites for finding your ancestors in books and publications on the Internet - clearly one of the most overlooked resources for genealogical and family history research. Millions of books and publications are available on-line and in many cases, you can find entire books that can be viewed and/or downloaded to your computer for later use. Bob has been a popular speaker for many years at other Genealogical societies and he volunteers to help others to find information on their ancestors. 

2.     “Genealogy 101: Back to Basics.”  Whether you have been researching for many years or are a beginner, you will benefit from Randy Ray’s presentation. He has a passion for genealogy and historical preservation, and is dedicated to uncovering the stories of the past. Randy volunteers at the Ozaukee County Historical Society, where he assists in preserving local history and helping others connect with their roots. He and a co-host formed the Cedarburg Public Library Genealogy Club.

Guests are always welcome to attend the MPAFUG monthly meetings. And bring a friend!

The Milwaukee Personal Ancestral File Users Group is a computer Genealogy group dedicated to teaching how to use the Internet to research your family history.