The Henderson County Historical Society and the Daniel McMahon Chapter of the DAR have are co-sponsoring a genealogy workshop for area residents from 10 am to 3 PM on Saturday, February 21. The workshop will be held at the Henderson County Historical Museum Annex at 207 North Prairieville. It is open to anyone interested in working on their family lines and there will be no charge. The workshop will contain two classes titled "Making the Most of the Evidence You Have" taught by Judy Jacobson, a professional genealogist and DAR registrar and "What Sources Can Be Found Locally" by Sarah Jane Brown, curator of the museum and chair of the Henderson County Historical Commission. There will also be one-on-one help at reference and research tables staffed by members of the Henderson County Historical Society, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Athens Genealogical Organization and the Henderson County Historical Commission. The study areas will be divided by regions and interest areas. Books from the personal libraries of experienced researchers and the local history museum will be available to use. Attendees are being asked to bring a clear statement of the problem being researched. Although blank pedigree charts and family group sheets will be available at the workshop, time can be saved if the attendee fills ones ahead of time. Lists of sources of the information, such as birth, marriage or death certificates; obituaries, wills or family Bible would be helpful. A one hour break at noon will allow attendees to go get something to eat. However, attendees can bring a brown bag lunch and work with the books through the lunch period. Coffee and soft drinks will be provided. To reserve a space call Sarah Jane Brown at 903-675-4222 or Judy Jacobson at 903-677-9686. Note that because of space limitations, the registration will be closed if the meeting space fills. Late walk-ins may be turned away.