Have you always wanted to learn more about your family's African-American roots?  Join us on Wednesday, October 28th at 6:30pm for a virtual class on African-American genealogy presented by Diane Warmsley.  The program will cover several must-know sources for African-American family history research.  Records available for research in the antebellum period, Reconstruction and post-Reconstruction eras will be identified.

Diane Warmsley is a professional genealogist and family historian with over twenty-five years of experience. Diane holds a MS degree in Education and certificate in Genealogical Research from Boston University s Center for Professional Education. In 2012, she launched Roots Run Deep to provide professional services to clients and advance genealogy education through classes and workshops. Diane is experienced in researching the New York City area, persons with performing arts backgrounds and ancestors from the English-speaking Caribbean. 

Registration for the class and knowledge of basic genealogy principles will be required.  You will receive a link to join the Zoom meeting 2 hours before the program begins.

For additional information, contact Denise Mackey-Russo at drusso@russelllibrary.org.

Sponsored by The Friends of Russell Library.