Anatomy of a Source

Presented by: Bill & Susan Snyder
Anatomy of a Source

Genealogists love finding those elusive ancestors but what about the sources that support the research. We will talk about what sources are, their importance to your research and how to create ones that are meaningful.



Susan Snyder was introduced to genealogy when she joined a family research class after moving to a new home in Virginia. She has been researching for over 50 years.

She is president of The National Society of Colonial Dames XVII Century chapter and an active member of the Louisville Genealogical Society, having served as Quarterly Editor, Vice-President, President and Travel chairperson.



Bill Snyder has been focusing on genealogy for almost 40 years. His concentrations have been mainly in Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. He also has carried out research in German and Norwegian records. He is a member of the First Families of Ohio. He has served as President, Treasurer, Newsletter Editor and Quarterly Editor with Louisville Genealogical Society

You may also like the following events from Louisville Genealogical Society:

• This Wednesday, 30th July, 10:00 am, Martin F. Schmidt Research Library Trip in Frankfort
• Next Tuesday, 5th August, 06:00 pm, German Special Interest Group (SIG) in Hurstbourne Acres, Kentucky
• Next Saturday, 9th August, 10:30 am, Genealogy Summer Fling (Research Trip) in Jeffersontown

Also check out other Workshops in Jeffersontown.