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Wednesday, May 31
Legacy Family Tree (Webinar)
11:00 am to 12:30 pm
Finding Chinese Railroad Worker Files in the U.S. - Grant Din
There is little documentation about Chinese railroad workers who built the Transcontinental and many other railroads in the U.S. starting in the 1860s. This webinar will describe some of the materials that do exist and other sources to use to learn more.
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Thursday, June 1
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
Measuring the Masses Part 1: U.S. Federal Census Records 1950-1910
Free and open to the public. Space is limited. If you go to register for a class and it is closed, please note that you may be able to view that class via the Family History Library Facebook page: www.facebook.com/familyhistorylibrary.
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.
The webinar schedule might change, so please refer to the FamilySearch website for accuracy. The link to register for each webinar, and handout links if available, can be found at www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Family_History_Library_Classes_and_Webinars
Register in advance for this webinar.
For details see
churchofjesuschrist.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4WQqMkurS5-aJ6HOMGq6XQ
The time listed above for this event is Pacific time. The times listed on the links may be Mountain time.
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Thursday, June 1
Boston (MA) Public Library (Webinar)
3:00 pm to 4:30 pm
Using School Records to Research Your Ancestors
School records, including information about students and school employees, can offer a fuller picture of a relative or ancestor’s life. This class will offer an overview of how to access school records in Massachusetts, with an emphasis on public education in Boston.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Thursday, June 1
BYU Family History Library (Webinar)
4:00 pm
Finding Success with a Genealogical Research Strategy
Free. No pre-registration required.
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Thursday, June 1
Winnebago & Boone County (IL) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
4:00 pm
Gravestone Preservation - Janie Jenkin
Travel back in time and get a glimpse of early American grave stones and what they were made of. Learn what those symbols on them mean and see how the Victorian era truly made grave stones works of art. We will talk about how graves stones have changed since the Victorian era and learn how there is an ongoing movement to preserve and care for the legacy of our ancestors’ graves all around the world!
Meeting invitations will be sent to all WBCGS members with an email address.
If you’re not a member and are interested in attending a Zoom meeting, please send us an email at wbcgensociety@gmail.com.
For details see
www.wbcgensociety.org/
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Saturday, June 3
Scott County Iowa Genealogical Society (Webinar)
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Inspiration for Discovering and Writing Your Family's History - Jeri Fuller Surad
For our June presentation, Jeri Fuller Surad will share her work in discovering her family history and sharing it with others. The methods for performing genealogical research have changed with the advent of the computer. The numerous genealogical databases offer easy access to millions of records. As a reminder, you will still need to verify your information with two or more sources. It is your responsibility to record accurate information connecting your family's history.
When writing a biography, you need to discover the details and personal history of your subject and their connections to their community and the times in which they lived. One great way to do that is to travel to where your ancestor lived, collecting information at the local level. I hope I have given you some inspiration to discover your family's genealogy and write your family's story!
This program is scheduled to be held in person and virtually.
Link to attend virtually can be found at
davenportlibrary.libcal.com/event/9470696
More about the society at
scottcountyroots.org/
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Saturday, June 3
Solano County (CA) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
11:00 am
Overview of the Major DNA Testing Company Tools - Mark McLaren
DNA has become an essential component of successful genealogical research, and is often required to satisfy a genealogical proof standard. Which DNA testing company should you choose?
Mark McLaren will provide an overview of the four major DNA testing companies: Ancestry, MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA and 23andMe, focussing on the tools each of these companies offers and a comparison of their strengths and weaknesses. He will also cover general best practices for managing DNA kits and provide tips for analyzing DNA matches. The format of the talk will be a combination of PowerPoint slides and demonstrations of each company’s website.
Non-Members can join us by contacting the society at scgs@scgsca.org no later than 4 pm the day prior to the event.
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The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Monday, June 5
Spartanburg County (SC) Public Libraries (Webinar)
4:00 pm
Treasures Found in Military Pension Files
Examining US military pension applications and the associated paperwork from a variety of eras to find out more about our ancestors.
This is a hybrid in-person/online event. You can attend in-person at the Headquarters Library, or you can participate virtually via Zoom.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing additional information about joining the meeting. To attend virtually, please use the link below to register for this program:
infodepot-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUofuqqrjsiHtRiXMMzSqBve4fjoEJmzWnw
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
Thank you to conferencekeeper.org for providing information on this event.
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Tuesday, June 6
Oakland County (MI) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
4:00 pm to 5:30 pm
Early New England Research - Laressa Northrup
Laressa Northrup will present an overview of immigration to New England prior to the Revolutionary war. Coverage will include general statistics, information on various jurisdictions in New England, and types of records to search for. Find out where immigrants to New England came from and unique records that were kept during this time period. will present an overview of immigration to New England prior to the Revolutionary war. Coverage will include general statistics, information on various jurisdictions in New England, and types of records to search for. Find out where immigrants to New England came from and unique records that were kept during this time period.
We hope for a hybrid meeting, but the meeting may be virtual only, depending on restrictions. Please check back a week before the meeting for information regarding location and registration for the virtual presentation.
For details see
ocgsmi.org/events/early-new-england-research/
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Tuesday, June 6
Oyster Bay-East Norwich (NY) Public Library (Webinar)
4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
How to Write Ancestral Stories Your Relatives Will Want to Read
Part of the thrill of genealogy is sharing our discoveries with those we love, so it can be disappointing when our family members and friends have no interest in the subject. Creating captivating ancestral stories from our ancestors’ names, dates, and places is like turning fish eggs into caviar: the facts don’t change, but the way we describe them makes all the difference.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Wednesday, June 7
Legacy Family Tree (Webinar)
11:00 am to 12:30 pm
Discoverying More from Your Next Generation Sequence (NGS | Big Y) Test - Mags Gaulden
For years researchers have been identifying family history using YDNA, especially those interested in where their specific line may originate. Upgrading to a next Generation Sequence test (NGS) can help bring information that could be 200k years old into a more workable timeframe is what these tests are all about (and then some). We will take a look at the NGS test at the tools for discovery available today and apply them in a case study.
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Thursday, June 8
BYU Family History Library (Webinar)
4:00 pm
The Library of Congress: A Treasure for Genealogy - Byron Holdiman
Free. No pre-registration required.
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Thursday, June 8
Contra Costa County (CA) Genealogy Society (Webinar)
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Tracking Down Your Eastern European Ancestors - Pam Vestal
In spite of the many wars, boundary changes, and political and natural catastrophes, an astonishing number of records exist for our Eastern European ancestors, both here and abroad. We'll explore strategies for finding their places of origin, uncovering their original names, finding and requesting records, extracting and understanding their information, and dealing with foreign languages.
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Saturday, June 10
Italian Genealogical Group (NY) (Webinar)
8:00 am
Italians, Eugenics, Restrictive Immigration Laws, and Related Topics - Dr. Richard Graziano
Join us for this FREE webinar (open to all), as Dr. Richard Graziano tackles the complex issues of restrictive immigration laws and eugenics, as they pertained to Italians–and may have affected your ancestors– in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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Saturday, June 10
Clallam County (WA) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
9:30 am
A Romantic Name for an Ugly Truth - Virginia Majewski
Not all emigrees and migrants left the old country filled with hope. Not all were looking for religious or political freedom or the opportunity to own land. Some were forced to leave their ancestral homes. Their only objective: Survival.
Virginia will explain the difference between diaspora and migration. She will discuss
-- What type of events lead to a diaspora
---What kinds of records to look for
--The importance of telling their story
This presentation will be via Zoom. To obtain the Zoom meeting number and passcode, phone the Society at 360-417-5000, or join us at the Clallam County Research Center located at 403 E. 8th Street, Port Angeles, WA. For more information, consult the website: www.clallamcogs.org.
There is no cost for joining us to listen to the presentation.
For details see
www.clallamcogs.org
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Tuesday, June 13
Library of Congress (DC) (Webinar)
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm
Geography & Map Division Virtual Orientation
Join us for a virtual orientation that will provide a general introduction to the world's largest map library, focusing on collections and resources accessible online from anywhere. Explore a treasure trove of maps, atlases, and cartographic resources followed by a Q&A session with a map librarian.
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Tuesday, June 13
Wilmette (IL) Public Library (Webinar)
1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
How I Use DNA in My Genealogy Research - Caron Brennan
Learn about the “why” and “how” of DNA testing in genealogy research.
Genealogist Caron Brennan will talk about how and why DNA testing is used in genealogy research. Using case studies and examples, she will explain how she has incorporated DNA testing into her research. Some very basic information about DNA testing will be included.
Registration is required for this virtual program, and attendees will receive the Zoom link shortly before the program will begin. Register for the program here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUtdemtqD0pGtanhDeG-FY9SuXxOJTcqLSm.
For details see
wilmette.libnet.info/event/8025968
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
Thank you to conferencekeeper.org for providing information on this event.
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Tuesday, June 13
Champaign County (IL) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Unique Document Discoveries
Have you found a unique document during your genealogy research? Join the Champaign County Genealogical Society to share it at this event!
Most genealogists are familiar with vital records and census documents. While these documents are critical to our research, there are many unique documents that can help uncover information about our relatives. At this meeting we invite attendees to share images of unique or rare documents they have uncovered in their research. We look forward to hearing more about your document discovery!
This event will not be recorded.
For details see
urbanafreelibrary.libnet.info/event/8285113
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Wednesday, June 14
National Archives (DC) (Webinar)
10:00 am to 11:00 am
Planning, Techniques, and Stgrategies for Preserving Family Collections and Stories - Sara Holmes
Learn how professionals preserve records with surveys to create a plan, use archival techniques, and select storage strategies. Surveys help you create a plan of action to determine record treatment, housing, and storage. Archival techniques can be used on your own personal collections of paper-based materials, photographs, and objects. Strategies include how to identify storage needs for papers and photographs. We will tie this all together and show you how significant documents and records help to tell family stories.
About the 2023 National Archives Genealogy Series:
In recognition of public service, we are offering a special Genealogy Series focused on both military and civilian records. The series will provide family history research tools for all skill levels along with a general overview to specific topics. Broadcasts of the program sessions will take place in May and June. All are welcome!
Participation Instructions
You are invited to attend, participate, and ask questions during our sessions' YouTube video premieres. Presentations are pre-recorded videos broadcast on NARA's YouTube channel. Throughout the broadcast, you will be able to ask questions, and the presenter will respond in real time. After the initial showing, the video and handouts will remain available on this web page and YouTube.
Attend via YouTube
Participate in chat, by first logging into YouTube and then typing your comments into the chat section
Join us on Twitter at @USNatArchives
Captioning & Transcript
During the event, live captioning will be available online with StreamText. If you require an alternative or additional accommodation for the event, please email the Know Your Records program coordinator at KYR@nara.gov.
After the broadcast, you may request a transcript taken from the live captioning by sending a request to KYR@nara.gov.
For details see
www.archives.gov/calendar/genealogy-series/2023=
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Wednesday, June 14
Solano County (CA) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
10:00 am
Digital Accessibility to Books You Didn't Know Existed
There has been an explosion of digitalized books for genealogy available on the internet. Thousands contain local and family histories. Most are free and can be downloaded. Learn where to look and how to take advantage of these wonderful resources.
Discussions are informal groups gathered to exchange or learn new ideas about each topic.
All Discussion Group Meetings are being held online until further notice.
Our Members will receive a Zoom invite via email. They can also find the most current Zoom Invitation Link in the Members Only menu section.
Guests are welcome. Non-members should send an email request to scgs@scgsca.org no later than 4 pm the day prior to the event.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Wednesday, June 14
Howard County (MD) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
4:00 pm to 5:30 pm
Interpreting Your DNA Results - Rebecca Dobbs
Have you DNA tested with Ancestry, MyHeritage, or 23andMe and do not know what the next steps are? In this presentation, Rebecca will discuss different methodologies and techniques including 3rd party DNA tools for understanding your ethnicity results and DNA matches. Several examples will be shared of how Rebecca reconnected with some of her long-lost relatives and found new relatives confirming her family’s lineages through documented evidence, and interpreting centimorgan count, shared DNA, and triangulated DNA. Rebecca will also discuss the importance of DNA testing with different companies, some of the different features the companies have, and how they can also help with finding connections to your DNA matches.
VISITORS ARE WELCOME
Members will be sent the Zoom meeting ID by email or may go to the member’s only page to obtain it. If you are a visitor and not a member yet, click here to obtain the Zoom meeting ID.
For details see
hcgsmd.org/
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Wednesday, June 14
Legacy Family Tree (Webinar)
5:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Ready or Not: Strategies to Discover Ancestors Playing Hide and Seek - Francis Crowley Griffis, CG
Successful researchers carefully mine sources, correlate, and analyze extracted information to solve research problems. Identifying a research subject that materializes or disappears from thin air is challenging, but careful attention to detail may help researchers overcome frustration. This lecture will use mini-case studies to outline strategies.
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Thursday, June 15
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
Measuring the Masses Part 2: U.S. Federal Census Records 1900-1850
Free and open to the public. Space is limited. If you go to register for a class and it is closed, please note that you may be able to view that class via the Family History Library Facebook page: www.facebook.com/familyhistorylibrary.
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.
The webinar schedule might change, so please refer to the FamilySearch website for accuracy. The link to register for each webinar, and handout links if available, can be found at www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Family_History_Library_Classes_and_Webinars
Register in advance for this webinar.
For details see
churchofjesuschrist.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_VqJgQ8GkRpWBUHPBWWVbuA
The time listed above for this event is Pacific time. The times listed on the links may be Mountain time.
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Thursday, June 15
Central Arkansas Library System (Webinar)
1:30 pm
Personal Archiving & Prepping to Digitize Your Personal Papers, Photos, & Other Stuff
Learn how to organize your personal papers, photos, scrapbooks, and other items to digitize and store them for future generations. And find out more about CALS DIY Memory Lab and how to use it to preserve your family history.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Thursday, June 15
Boston (MA) Public Library (Webinar)
3:00 pm to 4:30 pm
Huzzah! Researching Your Revolutionary Roots
Do you have Revolutionary Roots? Discover how to trace your family back to the Revolutionary War and document their service. Attendees will learn about the essential genealogical and historical records commonly used when documenting lineages back to the Revolutionary War. Research strategies will include traditional methodologies, an introduction to the repositories associated with the various records and learn pitfalls to avoid. Lineage Societies will also be discussed to honor your ancestor's contribution to the Revolutionary War.
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Thursday, June 15
Appleton (WI) Public Library (Webinar)
4:00 pm
Breathing New Life Into Your Boring Ancestors - Melissa Barker
There is no such thing as a boring ancestor! Many genealogists will say they have boring ancestors because they can't find records or information for them. Learn from a seasoned genealogists and archivist how to locate records and information to bring those boring ancestors back to life!
Attendees must register in advance for this program by clicking the link below or copying the following address into your browser: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RM0OtxNHREu7ltWyKbreVw
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the program.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Thursday, June 15
Utah Genealogical Association - Virtual Chapter (Webinar)
6:00 pm
Deep South Research: A Beginner's Guide and Case Study - Julia A. Anderson
Research in the southern United States can be a challenge with courthouse disasters, record loss, boundary changes, migration, slavery, and other unique obstacles. This presentation will discuss success strategies for southern genealogical research and provide a case study highlighting sound research methodology.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Friday, June 16
Houston (TX) Public Library (Webinar)
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm
Here Comes the Family! Preparing for the Family Reunion - Diana Crisman Smith
Ah, the family reunion – one of the oldest, but potentially one of the most enjoyable family traditions. A time for sharing and embellishing old family stories, greeting the relatives that you only see once a year, seeing the new crop of babies since the last reunion. For some families this is an annual joyous occasion; for others, this a yearly war. As happy genealogists, our goal is obviously to make it not only a joyous occasion, but a bountiful harvest of information as well.
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Saturday, June 17
Castle Rock Colorado Genealogical Society (Webinar)
9:00 am to 11:00 am
Using Social History for Genealogy: Filling in the Gaps Between Birth, Marriage, and Death - Noel Ferre
Free. Everyone Welcome. Zoom Event.
Our ancestors have stories to tell well beyond their vital records. Please join us to learn how to research the social history surrounding your ancestor and fill in the blanks that made up their everyday life. Learn how, through the use of Social History, you can build their life stories and, in the process, uncover a bit more of your family tree.
We’ll explore the benefits of using Social History, where to look and what to do with your new information. Let’s breathe some life into our ancestors and bring context to their daily lives.
For details see
www.crcgs.org
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Monday, June 19
Broomfield (CO) Genealogy Society (Webinar)
5:00 pm
Using Tree Information Provided by DNA Testing Companies -
In this first of series of DNA presentations by Glenn York, we will look at the three different approaches DNA testing companies use to find family relationships, exploring Ancestry “Thru-lines”, MyHeritage “Theories of Family Relativity”, and 23andMe “Your Family Tree.” We will briefly look at some third-party tools that help build tree information from DNA test results and discuss how each can be useful to advance your research.
5:00 pm – Informal meet and greet with members and guests
5:30 pm – Short business meeting
6:00 pm – Program
There is no charge for guests to attend a meeting. General Meetings, Programs, Classes, etc. are currently held via ZOOM. Members will receive a Zoom invitation by email. For guests and non-members, please email your request to attend Zoom meeting to broomfieldgsmembership@gmail.com, several days prior to meeting date.
For details see
broomfieldgensoc.org/event/19-jun-2023/
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Tuesday, June 20
Mount Vernon (VA) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
10:00 am
Mapping Your Ancestor's Neighborhood - Chuck Mason
Have you ever wondered where your ancestors lived, shopped, worked, attended church? Genealogy educator and lecturer Chuck Mason will discuss how a great deal of this information can be gleaned by matching genealogical records with maps printed during your ancestor’s time.
Register for this FREE ZOOM event by emailing a registration request to the Mount Vernon Genealogical Society at contact-us@mvgenealogy.org. Find out more about this and other society events at mvgenealogy.org.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Tuesday, June 20
San Ramon Valley (CA) Genealogical Society (Webinar)
10:00 am
Teasing Out the Hidden Story Behind the Genealogical Facts - Pam Vestal
The zoom link will be emailed to members -- consider joining today!
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
Thank you to conferencekeeper.org for providing information on this event.
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Tuesday, June 20
Legacy Family Tree (Webinar)
5:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Finding Your One Among Millions: Methods and Tips for Urban Research, A New York Case Study - Amy Larner Giroux, PhD, CG, CGL
Family history research in a large city can be richly rewarding as urban centers typically kept better records. However, when it is your ancestor who does not appear in the vital records, how do you find them? Searching among the plethora of people in a city such as New York can be challenging. This presentation will give attendees some ways to navigate research in urban areas using a case study in 19th-century New York City to illustrate the methods.
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Wednesday, June 21
FamilySearch Family History Library (Webinar)
9:00 am
How to Use the National Archives of Sweden Website, Riksarkivet
Free and open to the public. Space is limited. If you go to register for a class and it is closed, please note that you may be able to view that class via the Family History Library Facebook page: www.facebook.com/familyhistorylibrary.
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.
The webinar schedule might change, so please refer to the FamilySearch website for accuracy. The link to register for each webinar, and handout links if available, can be found at www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Family_History_Library_Classes_and_Webinars
Register in advance for this webinar.
For details see
churchofjesuschrist.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4WQqMkurS5-aJ6HOMGq6XQ
The time listed above for this event is Pacific time. The times listed on the links may be Mountain time.
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Thursday, June 22
Your DNA Guide (Webinar)
11:00 am
DNA Ethnicity Estimates: How to Actually Use Them!
DNA ethnicity estimates have come a long way–and you should know how to understand and USE them. You’ll learn the 4 factors that define them and how to discover which company might provide the best ethnicity results for you; how to hone in the most accurate parts of ethnicity results; and how these estimates can help you with your genealogy.
For details see
www.yourdnaguide.com/webinar
The time listed above for this event is Pacific time. The times listed on the links may be Mountain time.
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Thursday, June 22
Sacramento (CA) Public Library (Webinar)
1:00 pm to 2:30 pm
Introduction to Mexican Genealogy - Lisa Medina
This introductory presentation covers foundational concepts in family history research, as well as specific resources and tips for tracing ancestors in México, including the abundant church and civil records available online.
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Thursday, June 22
Erie County (PA) Public Library (Webinar)
4:00 pm
"The Frugal Genealogist"
Join local genealogist and learn about becoming "The Frugal Genealogist" How to do genealogical research without breaking the bank! This class focuses on free resources that can be found on the internet by exploring county, city, and university libraries, as well as free sites you may not know. How to use social media and ways to connect with relatives you've had trouble finding.
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Thursday, June 22
Batavia (IL) Public Library (Webinar)
5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
The National Road: America's Highway
The National Road extended from Cumberland, Maryland to Vandalia, Illinois. It was built in the early 19th century to aid settlers in their westward migration. Many of our midwestern ancestors traveled on, and settled near, the national road.
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The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Monday, June 26
National Danish-American Genealogical Society (Webinar)
4:30 pm
"Fraktur und Fremdwörter" Hacks for Reading Foreign Books and Newspapers - Mary Kircher Roddy, CG
Many 19th- and early 20th-century German language newspapers were printed in a Fraktur font. And not only that, they were written in a foreign language! This combination of an archaic font and a foreign language creates two significant hurdles for the 21st century genealogist, perhaps with limited foreign language skills, to overcome. But don’t despair. Modern technology has provided solutions. Learn how to "crack the code" and discover where your favorite newspaper sites have hidden the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) text. Translation tools will quickly make those foreign words readable for even the most die-hard English-only speaker.
The video link to join the webinar will be available on the society website (pre-registration not required).
For details see
danishgenealogy.org/events
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Tuesday, June 27
Pikes Peak (CO) Library District (Webinar)
6:00 pm
Top Free Genealogy Websites -
The internet offers many fantastic, but sometimes overwhelming, resources for genealogical research. This class will highlight some of the best free websites you should reference while researching your family tree.
There is no cost to participate in this virtual class; all registrants will receive an email reminder including a Zoom link three days before the class.
Don't want to wait? Download the class handout from this calendar listing (coming soon!) or check out our website to learn more about PPLD's other genealogy resources!
For details and registration please see
ppld.librarymarket.com/top-free-genealogy-websites-virtual-genealogy-class
The time listed for this webinar is Pacific time.
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Wednesday, June 28
Menomonee Falls (WI) Public Library (Webinar)
4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Getting Through Brick Walls - Ellen Rohr
Join us for a presentation by Library Business Manager and Local Historian, Ellen Rohr. Ms. Rohr will present tricks and tips on how to break through some brick walls.
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Thursday, June 29
Allen County (IN) Public Library (Webinar)
3:30 pm to 12:30 pm
Scotland's Resources: There's More to Scottish Research Than ScotlandsPeople! - Tina Beaird
There are dozens of sites available to help you in your Scottish research; Scotlandspeople is just the tip of the iceberg! Sites like GenUKI, ScotlandsPlaces, SCAN and the National Library of Scotland are all free websites available to you from ‘across the pond.’
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