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Join Corey Smith from the Sno-Isle Genealogical Society for a friendly meetup  dedicated to exploring family history and genealogy. Whether you've been tracing your lineage for decades or are simply curious about how to find your first ancestor, this meeting is for you. We'll be sharing ideas, discussing research techniques, and trading inspiring stories from our personal journeys into the past. Bring your discoveries, your questions, and your curiosity—all levels of experience are welcome!

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When Corey Smith set out to document his grandfather's first marriage, the journey seemed straightforward. But the documents he unearthed weren't definitive, and he quickly found himself grappling with conflicting evidence. This challenge sparked a second journey: to find a better way of organizing research, evaluating information, and constructing a solid genealogical proof. Join Corey as he shares his story, including the false starts, surprising discoveries, and breakthroughs that led him to a new set of research techniques. Discover how his missteps can send you down successful new research paths.

Keywords: in person, in-person, partner programs

Start your week right with an online gathering of folks interested in genealogy and family history.  We share stories, (try) to answer one another's questions and generally just enjoy the conversation. Click here to join the meeting.

Drop by to talk to our volunteers about your family history journey and peruse our collections of books, maps and other resources. We recommend you also wander the park and stop by our partners at the Lynnwood-Alderwood Manor Heritage Association and the Northwest Veterans Museum.  Visit the City of Lynnwood Parks website to learn more details about Heritage Park.

Keywords: in person, in-person, humble house, help

Sno-Isle Genealogical Society is offering researchers an opportunity to get help with their "brick wall" problems on Saturday, January 24, 2026. To make a reservation call the Humble House Library at 425-775-6267 to leave a message. Your call will be returned later to confirm your appointment. The free 40 minute session is an "in person" appointment. If all 4 sessions are filled you will be placed on a waiting list for the next "brick wall" day. Thank you to Margaret Summitt for leading these sessions. Margaret is an experienced genealogy research who is eager to share her insights, tips, and knowledge to help you break through your brick walls. 

Keywords: in person, in-person, appointment, assistance, help

Drop by to talk to our volunteers about your family history journey and peruse our collections of books, maps and other resources. We recommend you also wander the park and stop by our partners at the Lynnwood-Alderwood Manor Heritage Association and the Northwest Veterans Museum.  Visit the City of Lynnwood Parks website to learn more details about Heritage Park.

Keywords: in person, in-person, humble house, help

Start your week right with an online gathering of folks interested in genealogy and family history.  We share stories, (try) to answer one another's questions and generally just enjoy the conversation. Click here to join the meeting.

Drop by to talk to our volunteers about your family history journey and peruse our collections of books, maps and other resources. We recommend you also wander the park and stop by our partners at the Lynnwood-Alderwood Manor Heritage Association and the Northwest Veterans Museum.  Visit the City of Lynnwood Parks website to learn more details about Heritage Park.

Keywords: in person, in-person, humble house, help

Drop by to talk to our volunteers about your family history journey and peruse our collections of books, maps and other resources. We recommend you also wander the park and stop by our partners at the Lynnwood-Alderwood Manor Heritage Association and the Northwest Veterans Museum.  Visit the City of Lynnwood Parks website to learn more details about Heritage Park.

Keywords: in person, in-person, humble house, help

DO YOU HAVE A LIST OF THINGS YOU WANT TO DO?  One of them has to be to write your family history stories. In connection with the America 250 Year Celebration, our Sno-isle Genealogical Society volunteers, Brenda and Phylis, wants to assist you in becoming the author of your family history at the Humble House library on select Wednesday in January and February. Stories can be as long or as short as you want. You do not have to be a published author to do this. They are OUR own family stories.

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The SIGS Board meets on the 2nd Tuesday of August through May (no board meeting in June or July) on Zoom at 7:00 p.m. All members are invited to attend. Please email askus@snoislegenealogy.org for details.

Our monthly Genealogy Lab is a hands-on environment rather than a formal lecture. We encourage you to drop in with your laptops or devices to work on your specific projects in a casual, collaborative setting. While we will provide a specific "area of focus" each month to spark discussion, the primary goal is for us to help one another troubleshoot and learn in real time. We’ll have the kettle on for coffee and tea, so feel free to bring your favorite mug and join us for some practical, hands-on genealogy.