April 23 – 7 pm – “Beginning Evernote” Evernote is a free tech tool that enables you to instantly capture and retrieve everything that is important to your research. Cloud storage of your notes allows you to access them from … Continue reading
Our May 6th monthly meeting will feature a live webinar with genealogist and author Michael John Neill. His topic will be “Researching the Entire Family.” Focusing only on a direct line can cause significant information to be overlooked and larger … Continue reading
Apply principles used by cold case detectives to your genealogical brick wall “cold cases” in this vital video session. You’ll learn to track ancestors like a bloodhound, sniffing out holes in your research and getting missing information on the record.
In this video you will explore the innovative and technological advancements that can help you in your genealogy research today! You’ll discover ways to find content that can immerse you in the past to explore the cultural and historical events, … Continue reading
We’re looking forward to bringing back nationally- and internationally-known genealogist, Thomas MacEntee, Founder and CEO of High-Definition Genealogy, LLC to our June 3rd virtual meeting. Thomas is the author of over 10 genealogy books and editor of over 100 publications. … Continue reading
Google Drive is a free service packed with tools to make your genealogy life easier. Learn what it’s all about and how to use it in this 30 minute session with Google expert Lisa Louise Cooke, author of the book The Genealogist’s … Continue reading
Here’s what you’ll learn in this Premium video class: – the best techniques for finding fully digitized book FAST – search secrets for locating genealogical data – how to translate the foreign language volumes – how to go track down … Continue reading
Our July 1st monthly meeting will feature John Putnam, who will join us live from Colorado! A Southwick native, John is a UMass graduate with a degree in government/political science and a past president of the Pikes Peak Genealogical Society. … Continue reading