Class in St. Paul: More than Pensions: 19th & 20th Century Military Records

Learning more about your family members who served in the U.S. military is helped by a wide variety of records. Some are created after the person is no longer serving and some involve survivors of those who died in the war effort.

In October, I am teaching a class on this topic: More than Pensions: 19th & 20th Century Military Records

Military personnel also received bonuses, tombstones, land, and other benefits. Applications, rejected files, correspondence, finding aids, indexes, organizational applications, and more at federal and state levels exist for them and for survivors. You will be surprised at what family details available in these records at state archives, historical societies, and other repositories from coast to coast.

Join me for this Minnesota Genealogical Society class on October 8th at the Minnesota Historical Society in Saint Paul. The class runs from 10:00-12:30 p.m and each registrant receives the extensive handout.

To register for this, visit the MHS website. MHS members receive a $4 discount. If you are a member of the Minnesota Genealogical Society, you may also receive this discount. Email MGS education@mngs.org  to request the discount code.

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