The Helping Hands Lab is a place where we can gather to work on our own genealogy together and help ourselves and each other while we’re at it. Host: Dwight Baker

 

• Genealogy questions?

• Don’t know where to start?

• Need help with your family tree software?

• Putting together a filing system?

• Want company while you work?

 

Join us at the Round Rock Public Library Technology Room (first floor behind the main desk) the second Monday of each month.

 

What you need:

• Your laptop: if you don’t have one, come anyway, we can borrow from the library.

• Documents, photos, source documents enough for about two hours of work.

• Round Rock library card if you have one.

• A friend!

• Your ideas and suggestions!

 

Watch the website and the newsletter for monthly, times, dates and other pertinent information. If you have a topic or a question that you think might require some advance preparation on our part, please share in the lab and we will do our best to have information for you when you come to the following lab.

 

Ashton C. Mouton, Jr.  Will be demonstrating practical research strategies and cross-referencing techniques, including how to build continuous timelines and locate elusive ancestors.
Ashton C. Mouton, Jr. has a Master of Science degree in Management and has been doing genealogy since the mid-1980s.  He has been vice president or board member of over a dozen organizations.  He is married and living with his wife of more than 42 years.
Presently he is in the process of researching his ancestors for a book to be published hopefully by 2030. He will be stopping at his grandson’s 13th generation. Right now, he is in the 13th generation, but it is taking about three to four weeks per person to get some of the research work done.

 

 

 

 

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