Jewish Genealogical Society of Sacramento

Monday, June 18, 7:00 p.m.

Program: City Directories, A  Problem-Solving Approach

Presenter: Glenda LloydArea genealogist Glenda Lloyd  will speak about the value of city directories, published local listings that  date from the early 1800s. City directories offer genealogists a great  resource in finding relatives years before the telephone book, and a way to  locate them between censuses. Glenda Gardner Lloyd is a  fourth-generation Californian who grew up on a cattle ranch in northeastern  California and attended a one-room school. After a lengthy career as an  elementary school teacher, Glenda helped found Root Cellar Sacramento Genealogical Society, and served as its first president.  She taught  genealogy classes through the San Juan Adult Education for the past 25  years.
All are welcome to attend the meeting at the Albert Einstein Residence Center, 1935 Wright Street,  Sacramento.
Posted by Ron Setzer