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Greek Ancestry Education, Webinar #6 (May 30th, 2020): Notarial and school records
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Greek Ancestry Education, Webinar #6 (May 30th, 2020): Notarial and school records

Greek Ancestry Education, Webinar #6 (May 30th, 2020): Notarial and school records

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Young Greeks - Ask your yiayia and pappou about any family stories they might know and record them! Here is Gregory Kontos’s yiayia sharing a story about her own yiayia from Epirus!
Young Greeks - Looking for another easy way to start exploring your family history? Find old family recipes, and cook them! Making and eating the same foods as your ancestors is a great way to connect with your past. Cook a family recipe with your yiayia next time you visit, and start a conversation about where that recipe came from. Because Greek food is always amazing, you’ll likely want to hold onto these recipes for yourself anyway!
*Calling All Young Greeks* Looking for an easy way to start diving into your family history? Start by collecting old photographs! Next time you’re visiting yiayia and pappou’s house, ask them if you can look at any old photos they might have. Pictures can be a great starting point in learning about one’s family history, as they often help to jog the memories of your relatives and help call to mind amazing stories! 🇬🇷
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