Riverton FamilySearch Library/Discovery Day

Family Discovery Day
Discover all of the fun things we have at the Riverton FamilySearch Library!

Learn Ways to Find "Your" Missing Ancestors
Wiki: Including Hispanic - German - English & Danish research. (Presented by experts) Also how to use the Wiki.

Google: Discover the treasure chest of research methods that Google has to offer.

FamilySearch: Records, Family Tree, Genealogies, Catalog, Books and much more.

Find My Past: Trace your ancestry and build a family tree by researching extensive birth records, census data, obituaries and more

My Heritage: A family history network helping millions of families share their legacy online. With unlimited access to cutting-edge search technology, millions of international family trees, and exclusive global record collections, a world of new discoveries awaits you.

Ancestry: Discover your family history and start your family tree. Access billions of genealogy records including Census, SSDI & Military records and more.

Wooden Village: Wooden Village is a group of programs that help find research hints, duplicate ancestors, parentless children, childless parents, LDS ordinances, births, marriages, deaths, plus more. Story Room: Come and try out our Story Room with a three minute session and record it onto a flash drive that you can take home.

Famous people and Pioneer Ancestors: Find out who you are related to.

Fan Charts and Family Trees: Print your choice of a Family Tree or 7 generation Fan Chart for free.

Kids Section: We have a special section just for the kids. Paper doll pedigree charts, coloring books, journals, little My Family Booklets for the older children and more.

Replace a Face: This puts "Selfies" on a whole new level. Join in the fun

NEW! Two short "Find, Take, Teach" classes will be offered consecutively.

September 23, 2017 Flyer

 * Don't forget to put this event on your calendar!

Click here to download the Handouts and instructions from the April 22nd, 2017 Discovery Day.

Maintained by: Sister Melanie Zumwalt Updated by: Elder Tom Stubben

Last modified: 08/05/17