A Research Methodology – KONIUSZY

There is a rhythm to research as records are discovered and as you garner and secure all the data, sources and digital images into your personal files.  This class will demonstrate one example of a research methodology for those who research family lines.

Jeanne Koniuszy lives in Mesa and has been interested and active in family history for over 40 years. In April 2016 she received a Bachelor’s Degree in Family History from BYU. She enjoys assisting others with their family history and loves teaching. She has served as a Temple and Family History Consultant in her church organization for the past nine years. In that capacity, she trained other consultants and taught classes open to the public, covering basic research skills and navigation of FamilySearch, the major commercial websites, as well as a personal database. Jeanne served as a Service Missionary at the Mesa FamilySearch Library from May 2014 to September 2018. She has presented classes for outreach community clubs and organizations.  She and her husband are currently serving as full time missionaries at the Mesa Temple Visitors’ Center for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.