I usually enjoy making presentations and am looking forward to Tuesday June 3rd, at 7:30 pm, when I'm presenting " Family Secrets revealed through DNA analysis" at the
Osgoode Township Historical Society and Museum. The talk, one I've given in slightly different forms several time before, gives an overview of how DNA, a natural genealogy record, can be used by the genealogist. It draws on my own experience.
The Museum is in Vernon, about 25 km south of the centre of Ottawa on Bank Street (Highway 31) and 35 km north of Highway 401. It's on the southwest corner of the intersection of Bank Street (Highway 31) and Lawrence Street at the flashing light. Free parking is available in the lot beside the children's playground.
All are welcome to attend.
The Museum is in Vernon, about 25 km south of the centre of Ottawa on Bank Street (Highway 31) and 35 km north of Highway 401. It's on the southwest corner of the intersection of Bank Street (Highway 31) and Lawrence Street at the flashing light. Free parking is available in the lot beside the children's playground.
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