Date: February 08, 2020
Time: 11:30 AM to 01:00 PM
Location: Heritage Quest Research Library

(Hope to reschedule) Using Hinshaw and other Finding Aids to locate Original Quaker Records

During the past century, Quaker historians and clerks have been busy copying old meeting records and have created a wide variety of finding aids. In the 1930s, Willard W. Hinshaw began publishing six volumes of his historic Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, with Willard C. Heiss, following with six volumes for just Indiana. Learning how these tools can shortcut your search for

original Quaker records.

Presenter:  Steven Morrison

$20 members/$25 non-members

For reservations please, stop by HQRL or call HQRL at 253-863-1806.

After reserving a seat, if you are unable to attend the class, please call to cancel so that others may attend.

During the past century, Quaker historians and clerks have been busy copying old meeting records and have created a wide variety of finding aids. In the 1930s, Willard W. Hinshaw began publishing six volumes of his historic Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, with Willard C. Heiss, following with six volumes for just Indiana. Learning how these tools can shortcut your search for

original Quaker records.

Presenter:  Steven Morrison

$20 members/$25 non-members

For reservations please, stop by HQRL or call HQRL at 253-863-1806.

After reserving a seat, if you are unable to attend the class, please call to cancel so that others may attend.