JGSGB South East Essex RG - 8 Nov 2020 2pm – Workshop with Anne Marcus

After last week’s speaker on Eastern European ancestral tourism, with two more to come in November, this is turning out to be Ancestral Tourism month despite the pandemic not allowing us to do any!

We appreciate that not everyone is Eastern European, so we also have an exciting Anglo Special Interest Group meeting later in the month.

Lots more details about all these meetings will follow in the coming weeks.

More importantly, our next meeting in the JGSGB Virtual Meeting Programme is from the JGSGB South East Essex Regional Group (SEE RG) with a genealogical workshop by Zoom.

The details:

• Date: 8 Nov 2020
• Time: 14:00 London
• Title: "A cross between a workshop and 'Ask the Expert'"
• Leader: Anne Marcus
• Description: The South East Essex Group is hosting a workshop to help answer your family tree questions and knock down some of your brick walls. Everyone is welcome to join the meeting, wherever you are located. If you have a specific question it would be helpful to receive it in advance. Please submit your questions to Anne Marcus at avoceta@hotmail.com

The invitation to register is below, but please keep it to yourself!

If you have problems joining, please email chairman@jgsgb.org.uk, preferably in the 15 minutes before the meeting proper starts.

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Anne Marcus is inviting you to register for a Zoom meeting.

Topic: JGSGB SE Essex Regional Group Workshop
When: Nov 8, 2020 02:00 PM London

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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