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#6 Katherine Willson knows that learning about your family history gives you a different perspective of family members and events that happen in the world beyond family. Hear how she started her genealogy journey as a Junior Girl Scout, how knowing the stories of her immigrant ancestors helps her be more resilient, and her unusual tip for those beginning to explore their family roots that is important for researchers at any level to remember.
In this episode Katherine shares:
About Katherine:
Katherine R. Willson of Dexter, Michigan, is an engaging & dynamic genealogy lecturer at local, regional, and national events; an educator teaching beginning, intermediate, and advanced genealogy classes in Michigan since 2001; the author of The Genealogist’s Guide to Grand Rapids, Michigan (published in 2018 by The In-Depth Genealogist), and a professional researcher for private clients. Her genealogy interests began as an 8-year-old Junior Girl Scout working towards the now-retired “My Heritage” badge, and her passion was fueled when, after college, both her mother’s and father’s relatives gave her binders containing generations’ worth of family information. Read more about Katherine's roles as an Army wife and volunteer for the Department of Defense, and as an artist/owner of MoonSwings Studio at SocialMediaGenealogy.com
Connect with Katherine:
Website: SocialMediaGenealogy.com
Facebook: @moonswings
Instagram: @katherine.r.willson
Twitter: @moonswings
LinkedIn: Katherine R. Willson
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Episode Sponsor:
Episode sponsored by Heather Murphy's signature 1:1 service, Stories in Your Roots.
Get a free guide, "7 Ways You (Unintentionally) Sabotage Your Family Tree" and have more success as you research your family history.
Are we connected on Instagram or Facebook yet? Find me @msheathermurphy
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#6 Katherine Willson knows that learning about your family history gives you a different perspective of family members and events that happen in the world beyond family. Hear how she started her genealogy journey as a Junior Girl Scout, how knowing the stories of her immigrant ancestors helps her be more resilient, and her unusual tip for those beginning to explore their family roots that is important for researchers at any level to remember.
In this episode Katherine shares:
About Katherine:
Katherine R. Willson of Dexter, Michigan, is an engaging & dynamic genealogy lecturer at local, regional, and national events; an educator teaching beginning, intermediate, and advanced genealogy classes in Michigan since 2001; the author of The Genealogist’s Guide to Grand Rapids, Michigan (published in 2018 by The In-Depth Genealogist), and a professional researcher for private clients. Her genealogy interests began as an 8-year-old Junior Girl Scout working towards the now-retired “My Heritage” badge, and her passion was fueled when, after college, both her mother’s and father’s relatives gave her binders containing generations’ worth of family information. Read more about Katherine's roles as an Army wife and volunteer for the Department of Defense, and as an artist/owner of MoonSwings Studio at SocialMediaGenealogy.com
Connect with Katherine:
Website: SocialMediaGenealogy.com
Facebook: @moonswings
Instagram: @katherine.r.willson
Twitter: @moonswings
LinkedIn: Katherine R. Willson
Also Mentioned:
Episode Sponsor:
Episode sponsored by Heather Murphy's signature 1:1 service, Stories in Your Roots.
Get a free guide, "7 Ways You (Unintentionally) Sabotage Your Family Tree" and have more success as you research your family history.
Are we connected on Instagram or Facebook yet? Find me @msheathermurphy