If you are researching your family tree but haven’t shared it with your family in a way that sparks their interest, then you are only experiencing half of the joy of genealogy! And if your descendants don’t grasp the importance … Continue reading
At our November 4th monthly meeting, Edwin Strickland II, will be presenting “The Rise and Fall of Hampshire County (Massachusetts).” Following a discussion of the steps from exploration to incorporation in New England, Ed will follow the history of Hampshire … Continue reading
In this class you will learn the strategies that may just lead you to someone who has the answers you need.
Emigrant guides provided essential information and practical advice to our ancestors about travel routes, weather, opportunities, and much more. Learn how to use emigrant guides for insight into the how’s and why’s of an ancestor’s preparation and journey across an … Continue reading
Learn how genealogists can use video in countless ways to learn more about their ancestors, enhance their online presence to attract others researching the same family lines, and create intriguing projects to be shared.
Originally aired as a live Family Tree University webinar in July 2013, however the organizational techniques are still timely.
If you think you know how to Google, think again! Technology changes rapidly and keeping our search skills updated and sharp is key to search success. In this session we’ll cover my Google search methodology updated for 2020. We’ll discuss … Continue reading
We’re excited that Michael John Neill will be joining us again at our February meeting. Michael’s presentation to us last May on Researching the Entire Family was so well received that we’ve asked him to return. Michael will be presenting … Continue reading