This class is on May 2nd from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm in the East Meeting Room at the Harmony Public Library. This will be a hybrid meeting with Zoom.
Please register for the class below until 6 pm on Friday before the class to receive the handout or you can walk-in on Saturday before 9:30 am at the Harmony Library in their East meeting room
Class Description
Now that you’ve looked at basic records such as the census and vital records, are you wondering what to do next? Intermediate Genealogy Part Two will help you advance beyond these basic records. This Part Two class will teach you how to access and use the following records in depth: directories, land records, immigration, passenger, and naturalization records, court records, sources, and lineage societies in depth. Learn new terms such as Gazeteer, grantor, grantee, metes & bounds, sections & acres, immigration ports, wills, probate process, testate, intestate, declaration of intent, final decrees, DNA testing, DAR, SAR, and other esoteric terms that tend to confuse novice record users and where to find these records.
This FREE, three-hour class will provide clues you’ve been looking for to take your family history to the next level. Plus, we will review the databases available at your Library and your home. Handouts will be available at the class!
Speaker Profile
Education Chair Bob Larson
Robert (Bob) Larson is the Education Chair, a certified instructor, technology study group leader, library volunteer, past Family Tree Maker software instructor plus past president for
Larimer County Genealogical Society and past speaker at different societies across Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming. He also teaches genealogy classes at CSU/Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in Fort Collins. Bob is also the Webinar Chair and past president of the Colorado Council of Genealogical Societies in Denver. He has been researching genealogy for over 25 years.
Bob has degrees in electronics engineering, marketing, and an Exec MBA plus computer programming certificates. He also has been studying AI methods since early 2025 using Microsoft Copilot, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and CANVA app to produce genealogy documents and presentations. He published his first family history 210-page book, “The Coffin-Pierson Legacy” in 2007, comprised of six generations with the help of 30 cousins.
Everyone interested in genealogy or family history is welcome to attend our free online classes!
Registered attendees will receive handouts and the slide presentation with the Zoom info will be sent via email to all registered attendees the evening before the class.
Questions? Contact: Bob Larson at [email protected]/p>
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Please register below for the class to receive the Zoom info and handout!
Be sure to use our Thursday afternoon (except holiday weeks) genealogy help session from 1 to 3 pm at the Fort Collins Downtown Library or Loveland Library. Genealogy help sessions are free to the public!
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Bookings
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