Fall 2026 OLLI Digital Catalog

OVERVIEW OF GENEALOGY RESEARCH (E211)

E – Genealogy

The course is intended to give family history researchers, both beginning and experienced, an overview of the resources and records available to them. Presenters include experienced genealogists from the OLLI genealogy community and from outside genealogy groups. The class format is a lecture on a specific genealogical topic, followed by Q&A. A handout is sent via email prior to each lecture.

This offering meets for a total of 11 session(s).

INSTRUCTORS: Barbara Hamming, Reg Herzog

HAMMING, BARBARA — B.S., M.D., Michigan State University. Family practice residency, Medical Center of Delaware. Retired from Healthcare Center ChristianaCare. Has been doing family history 50 years, but learned technology, including DNA, upon retirement in 2013. Other interests include reading, writing, singing, guitar, Spanish and tai chi.

HERZOG, REGINALD — B.S., math education, State University College at Buffalo, NY. U.S. Air Force (1969-73). Public school math teacher in upstate New York. Adjunct instructor at SUNY Cortland. Computer tech at Buncombe County Schools, North Carolina. Interests include genealogy, computers, photography and travel.

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