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Thursday, June 17
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
The Knowles Collection, What Is It and How Do I Use It?
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the June 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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Friday, June 18
Legacy Family Tree (Webinar)
11:00 am to 12:30 pm
Online Sources for Scottish Genealogy Research - Christine Woodcock
There comes a time when you have done all of the online researching you can do using the standard databases. In this talk you will learn of databases that aren't as well know but that can assist in breaking through your brick walls.
Click on the link to register for this webinar:
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Saturday, June 19
Castle Rock Colorado Genealogical Society (Webinar)
9:00 am to 11:00 am
All In A Day's Work: Occupational Genealogical Research - Michael L. Strauss
Searching for German-speaking ancestors is undergoing a paradigm shift in which the resources of Ancestry, FamilySearch and European-based Genealogy.net are all major players and German church records are being digitized. Learn about the many websites that can help you break down brick walls and find the villages of origin for your ancestors! James M. Beidler is a research-reports editor for Legacy Tree Genealogists, author of four commercially published books, including The Family Tree Historical Atlas of Germany. Beidler also writes “Roots & Branches,” a weekly newspaper column and blog (at www.roots-branches.com) and is a German Life magazine columnist. Registration required at www.crcgs.org.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Monday, June 21
Mount Prospect (IL) Public Library (Webinar)
5:00 pm to 6:30 pm
I Did a DNA Test: Now What?
Results from a DNA test are so much more than an ethnicity pie chart and a long list of DNA cousins. Learn how to put DNA to work for you to confirm and extend your lineage and breakdown longstanding brick walls in your family history research. Experienced genealogist Michelle Wilson will talk about whom to test and where to test, add a few bits about how it all works, and explain how to work through your results most effectively.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Tuesday, June 22
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
Merging Duplicate Records in FamilySearch Family Tree
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the June 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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Tuesday, June 22
Louisville (KY) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
10:00 am
The SAR Library Catalog: It's More Than You Think! - Joe Hardesty
The mission of the SAR Genealogical Research Library, a component of the SAR Center, is to maintain and enlarge the collection of genealogical and historical materials available for research by SAR members and the general public. Additionally, it is to acquire and preserve records of the American Revolution and foster and encourage historical research in relation to the American Revolution period. The SAR Genealogical Research Library will serve to reinforce The SAR Center’s educational, patriotic, and historical outreach initiatives.
To register for this program click on the link below.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Thursday, June 24
Batavia (IL) Public Library (Webinar)
5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
1950 US Federal Census: Are You Ready? - Thomas MacEntee
Join speaker Thomas MacEntee as he brings participants up to speed on the history of the 1950 US Census, why the 1950 US Census form is radically different than previous forms, and how the data will be accessed. In addition we’ll cover what you can do NOW to prepare for the release of the 1950 US Census as well as volunteer projects related to indexing and finding aids.
Registration link at: bit.ly/3tQYaEu
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Monday, June 28
Plainfield (IL) Public Library (Webinar)
5:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Virtual Pins and Needles: Addiing Social Media to Your Genealogical Repertoire
Many of us have used Facebook to find distant cousins and former high school friends. When it comes to Genealogy, lots of social media sites are popping up to help make searching for ancestors’ fun. Join Tina for a fun session on how to use sites like Pinterest, Flickr, History Pin and more to find, identify and share ancestors.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Tuesday, June 29
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
Correcting Relationships in FamilySearch Family Tree
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the June 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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Wednesday, June 30
Legacy Family Tree (Webinar)
11:00 am to 12:30 pm
Genealogy for Houses - Jeanie F. Glaser
Click on the link to register for this webinar:
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Monday, July 5
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
Using the FamilySearch Catalog
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the May 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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Tuesday, July 6
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
Adding Memories to the FamilySearch Family Tree
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the May 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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Tuesday, July 13
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
Using the FamilySearch Mobile Apps
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the May 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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Tuesday, July 20
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
Using the FamilySearch Wiki
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the May 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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Tuesday, July 27
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
What's New at FamilySearch
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the May 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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Thursday, July 29
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
The Research Process: Analyzing and Evaluating U.S. Records
Webinars and handouts are completely free and open to the public. Please make sure your headphones or speakers are connected BEFORE you enter the webinar room. We recommend that you enter the webinar about 15-20 minutes before the start time. This will help ensure that your sound is working before the webinar begins. If you would like to download the Handout click on the word “Click Here” next to the title of the class.
Please note that the times listed above are Pacific time. The times listed on the May 2021 Webinar Calendar are Mountain time.
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