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Who do you think you are?
Have you ever intended to get around to researching your family history? Would you know where to start? Or maybe you have done some research, but came to a dead end? The 3CAP Partnership is launching a project to deliver a cross-border genealogy course: ‘Who Do You Think You Are? – Researching Your Family History in Fermanagh and Leitrim’. There is no cost and help may be available with transport. There will be an information session in Boho Community Centre on Monday, 13th May at 7.30 pm. If you live in the Boho or Killesher/ Florencecourt areas of County Fermanagh or Ballinaglera/Drumshanbo areas of County Leitrim, this is your opportunity to partake in the project. If you are interested in the ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ project and wish to book a place or if you just want to know more, please contact Del or Isobel or at 3cappproject@gmail.com or telephone 071 964 3117.
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