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J. Mark Lowe — Using that Brick Wall as a Foundation

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Date: February 6, 2027
Time: 09:00 AM Central Time
Format: Live on Zoom
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Presentation Description

Using that Brick Wall as a Foundation 

 Feel like you are at a dead end? By reviewing our research, and taking a fresh approach, we can often see new opportunities for finding our family. Use the very evidence that stops you in your tracks to spring over the wall. 

 

About the Presenter

J. Mark Lowe — Genealogy Expertise and Background

Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA, is a semi-retired professional genealogist, author, and lecturer with over 55 years of experience in family history research. www.kytnresearch.com He grew up in Tennessee with deep family roots in Kentucky and has spent much of his career researching and teaching in the South, particularly in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, and the broader Southern region. Association of Professional Genealogists

Career and Research Focus

Lowe specializes in original records and manuscripts throughout the South, often focusing on border areas where Kentucky and Tennessee meet, which gives him unique insight into cross-state genealogical challenges www.kytnresearch.com+1. He is known for his ability to resolve difficult research issues by understanding the historical context of state and county boundaries.

 

Meeting Schedule (Central Time)

09:00-09:45 AM - Members Helping Members Pre-meeting
09:45-09:50 AM - Break
09:50-10:00 AM - Society Announcement
10:00-11:15 AM - Presentation and Q&A

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