"Finding People to Add to FamilySearch Family Tree" with Kathryn Grant (Latter-day Saint)

Who's missing from your family tree? 🌳Do you wonder how to find them? Is it hard to tell who's missing because your tree is full?

If you'd like guidance for finding those missing people, join us on Sunday, July 20, 2025, for an online class offered by the BYU Library Family History Center: "Finding People to Add to Family Tree." Class starts at 2:00 pm MDT.

This is a beginning class, so it's not about breaking through brick walls. Rather, it's about recognizing where people are missing and learning how to find them.

These classes are open to everyone. No registration is required. Each class includes a Q&A session, and participants also receive links to the slide deck and a handout with practice activities.

The Zoom link for attending this class is available on the Virtual Classes page:
https://familyhistory.lib.byu.edu/learning/virtual-classes

We hope you can join us, and please feel free to invite family, friends, and anyone else who may be interested!
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Note: This class is labeled as "Latter-day Saint" because occasional references may be made to Latter-day Saint practice or doctrine. However, everyone is invited and welcome to attend!

You may also like the following events from BYU Library Family History:

• This Sunday, 29th June, 08:00 pm, "Getting to Know FamilySearch.org" with Kathryn Grant (Latter-day Saint) in Provo, Utah
• Next Wednesday, 2nd July, 11:00 pm, "Scottish Family History Research: In Your Own Backyard" with Maureen Brady in Provo, Utah
• Next month, 9th July, 11:00 pm, "Resources for learning how to do genealogical research" with James Tanner in Provo, Utah