Meetings are usually held on the third Saturday at 2:00 pm in the Athens-Clarke County Public Library auditorium, but variations in this schedule are not uncommon. Meetings are announced in the COGS Quarterly, via email, and at this web site on the Meetings page. Although most meetings are free and open to the public, membership is encouraged to enable C.O.G.S. to bring in quality speakers that will help further our understanding as family history researchers. Dues are also used to purchase resources for local libraries and offset costs to preserve historical data.

May 2013

"Treasure for the Taking," Incentives to Review Your Research

Date: Saturday, May 18, 2013
Time: 2:00 pm

Location: Athens-Clarke County Library (in Athens)

Cost: free and open to the public

President Nona Thornton will bring to light the benefits of reviewing your genealogical research. She will present a couple of short case studies, offer some suggested research locations and online sites, and challenge you with a research assignment.

Following the program there will be time for Q & A along with refreshments. Great for all researchers, both new and seasoned. Additionally, write down a genealogy question that is on your mind and we will be happy to assist you personally.

Please join COGS for the Council Meeting at 12:30. Member input is always appreciated.

Co-sponsored by Clarke-Oconee Genealogical Society and Athens-Clarke County Library Heritage Room

Programs are subject to change. Please check back closer to the meeting date for confirmation. COGS members should watch for meeting reminders via email.

Do you have an idea for a genealogy related program or activity? Contact us at the email address below to share your ideas.

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