Women’s Work: Tracing Your Ancestor’s Occupations and Volunteer Work

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Women’s Work:

Tracing Your Ancestor’s Occupations and Volunteer Work 

It’s a mistake to assume that our female ancestors didn’t work. Women historically have had to work because of poverty, widowhood, enslavement, and war.

This work is often forgotten, but you can better tell the story of her life if you know what to look for and where. Join us for this live webinar! You'll learn more about women's occupations and how to trace the work life of your female ancestors.

The webinar is on Tuesday, March 21st at 7pm Eastern.

Register now and get $10 off!

About the instructor:

print. Her books include Cemeteries of the Eastern Sierra (Arcadia Publishing, 2007) and From the Family Kitchen (F+W Media, 2012). Her current research interests include social history, community cookbooks, signature quilts and researching women’s lives.

What you'll learn:

• Where to find records online for women’s work
• Where to look for records in libraries and archives
• How museums might help your research
• What types of work women have done historically
• Clues to women’s work in genealogical records
• Women’s work during war time.

Here's a great review from a recent webinar!

"I really enjoyed this webinar. I like the idea of just listening and not trying to take notes. I look forward to reviewing the recording again. This was my first webinar through Family Tree. I will definitely take more."

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