We’re Here to Help You with Genealogy
The Cass County Public Library’s Genealogy Branch entrance is located just steps away from the Harrisonville Branch’s DVD section, and we want to help you on your genealogy adventure!
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Genealogy Workshop: Brick Wall Session
Come prepared with your most frustrating unanswered genealogy questions, whether it is an ancestor who disappeared without a trace from all records, or a great-great grandmother whose past is shrouded in mystery. Every genealogist has at least one brick wall.
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Brick Wall Brainstorming Session for Genealogists
Come prepared with your most frustrating unanswered genealogy questions, whether it is an ancestor who disappeared without a trace from all records, or a great-great grandmother whose past is shrouded in mystery. Every genealogist has at least one brick wall.
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Genealogy Workshop this Saturday
Come prepared with your most frustrating unanswered genealogy question, whether it is an ancestor who disappeared without a trace from all records, or great-great grandmother whose past is shrouded in mystery. Every genealogist has at least one brick wall.
Read MoreNew hours of operation come to the Genealogy Branch
Beginning on Monday, March 2, 2015, the Genealogy Branch of Cass County Public Library – located inside the Harrisonville Branch at 400 E Mechanic – will roll out new, slightly reduced hours of operation.
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New online tool for genealogical research: Heritage Quest
We’ve added a new online database to our collection of subscription websites for genealogical research. Called Heritage Quest, the database includes research materials for tracing family history and American culture containing over 25,000 books, the entire U.S. Federal Census, Periodical Source Index (PERSI), Revolutionary War records, LexisNexis U.S. Serial Set, bank records, and other expanding collections.
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Auto repair manuals, ebooks, resumes, & more at Summer In-service 2012
Did you notice that the library was closed on Monday? Twice a year the library staff takes a day to train.
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