Welcome back to returnees! Here are the topics we will be covering in November.
Review of FamilySearch and Ancestry
Little Known (but useful) Websites
Rutherford Research
Finding Grandma Salter
Non-Population Censuses
Welcome back to returnees! Here are the topics we will be covering in November.
Review of FamilySearch and Ancestry
Little Known (but useful) Websites
Rutherford Research
Finding Grandma Salter
Non-Population Censuses
Information from an Internet Genealogy Newsletter
The Ontario Name Index (TONI)
TONI is a free research tool created by the Ontario Genealogical Society. Researchers can enter a name with an optional location and results will direct the user to resources where references to the name were found.
Remember that this is an index that will lead you to where the information can be located. The source could be a cemetery transcription, website, microfilm, etc.
You can access TONI from the OGS homepage. Give it a try.
Monthly genealogy classes return to the library!
Every month the library will host a new genealogy topic of interest from "getting started" to how to navigate FamilySearch and other databases, along with with common issues people run across when digging up their family history. Join us to sleuth it all out!
This looks great! Check it out at www.familytreewebinars.com
Take your genealogy skills to the next level with this online genealogy conference, held each Friday in September: 30 live and pre-recorded webinars in all. Join live for all four Fridays or just one, and if you can’t, we’ve got you covered!
It's already August! Let's see what the month has in store for our genealogy education. Visit www.familytreewebinars.com to learn more about each presentation.
Wednesday, August 3 - "The Staff of the U.S. Census" by Seema Kenney.
Friday, August 5 - "African Americans Heading West" by Janice Lovelace.
Tuesday, August 16 - "Finding Fayette’s Father: Autosomal DNA Reveals Misattributed Parentage" by Jennifer Zinck.
Wednesday, August 17 -"FamilySearch.org – 5 More Links You Have to Try" by Devin Ashby.
Friday, August 19 - "Tracing Your Alberta Connections" by Dave Obee.
Wednesday, August 24 - "Researching Oklahoma Roots" by Billie Stone Fogarty.
Wednesday, August 31 - "Direct Your Letters to San Jose: Following Ancestors’ Migration Trails" by David W. Jackson.
Legacy is providing another group of free Saturday webinars this week. Titles are listed below. Visit www.familytreewebinars.com to register.
U.S. Revolutionary War: A Case Study Approach (brand new!) by Craig R. Scott, MA, CG, FUGA
The Draft and the Selective Service System (brand new!) by Michael L. Strauss, AG
Tracing Your Pre-WWI British Soldier by Paul Milner, FUGA, MDiv
Researching a Loyalist Soldier by Craig R. Scott, MA, CG, FUGA
Civil War Series: Pension Files and Beyond by Michael L. Strauss, AG
Let's see what's available for viewing in July. Visit www.familytreewebinars.com for more information regarding each presentation.
Tuesday, July 5 - "The Madness of ‘Mc’ Surnames" by Carol Baxter.
Wednesday, July 6 - "What’s New at DNA Painter" by Jonny Perl.
Wednesday, July 13 - "Montana Genealogy Treasures" by Janet Thomson.
Tuesday, July 19 - "Ancestors’ Religions in the U.S." by Carolyn L. Whitton.
Wednesday, July 20 - "One Hour to Master Your Camera Settings" by Jared Hodges.