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| | | <u>'''The Big 4 – about U.S. census, church, land, and probate records….Marilyn Markham MLS, AG, CGSM'''</u> | ||
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| | | <u>'''Searching in FamilySearch….Lisa McBride AG'''</u> | ||
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| | | New England Research: An Overview….Marilyn Markham MLS, AG, CGSM | ||
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| | | My Heritage Record Matching….Mark Olsen | ||
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| | | FamilySearch.org (Parte 2) en Español....Héctor de Espinoza | ||
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| | | <u>'''Family History Consultant & Priesthood Leadership Training (Pt B)….Nicole Hepler'''</u><br>This is a continuation of class #14, Family History Consultant & Priesthood Leadership Training (Pt A) | ||
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| | | <u>'''Family Tree, the Next Step (Pt2)….Edith Reeves'''</u> <br>Family Tree Part 2 will discuss Sources: creating them, using the source box, tagging, etc. We will talk about merging and using the Latest changes to unmerge or restore a merged record. By then Photos and Stories might be a bit more stable and we can lightly touch on those features. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Family History for Fun and Profit: The Research Process (Pt1)….Arlene Eakle, PhD, AGC'''</u><br>This is a "nuts and bolts" session, teaching orderly methods to help you match what you already know with what you find, store and retrieve newly collected data, and squeeze every bit of genealogical evidence from both documents and books. For beginners who want to get started correctly and experienced genealogists who want to solve stone-wall problems, this double session will give you a 96% success rate. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Beginning Swedish and Finnish Research….Bradley Marchant'''</u><br>In this class, we will discuss the patronymics, culture, history and resources to help you begin the process of locating your family in Sweden and Finland. We will discuss household examinations, church records and farms. Beginning-Intermediate. | ||
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| | | FamilySearch Wiki….Lisa McBride AG | ||
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| | | <u>'''Think Your Family history is All Done? - Try Cousin Research (Pt2)....Sam Lower'''</u><br>See Class #19. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Find a Grave....Barbara Lewis'''</u><br>Barbara will demonstrate the important features of Find-A-Grave that show why this online site is becoming a great genealogical resource. There is more to this project than meets the eye. She will show you how interaction with Find-A-Grave can be fun, while finding the burial records of your kin. | ||
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| | | <u>'''I Found my Tree Online, Why Do I Need Family History Software?....Arron Wheeler'''</u><br>This beginning class will answer the question, “Why do I need my own database on PAF or another program?” It will also provide you with an overview of the some of the main family history programs. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Demo – Heritage Collector Suite Software – A Complete Family History System (photographs and more)….Marlo Schuldt'''</u> <br>This software will help you organize all your photos, share them via CD/DVD, create cemetery maps, calendars, storybooks. Share your creations via an internet cloud and much more. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Creating Connections with DNA: a Step-by-Step Guide....Christi Jacobsen'''</u><br>This class will cover the basics of using DNA testing in your genealogy. We will cover Y chromosome DNA (YDNA), mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), and even a bit of autosomal DNA. You will learn what can and what cannot be learned through DNA testing, who should be tested, and what to do with the results once you have them. | ||
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| | | <u>'''The Cool Parts of Family History: Engaging My Teenagers Case Study….Janet Hovorka'''</u> <br>Adventures and pratfalls of how it went when I tried to engage my teenagers in family history. Come be inspired by what might work with your kids. Get prepared to reach the toughest crowd in your family. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Writing Your Personal History....Emil O. Hanson'''</u><br>This session will teach individuals how to write their personal histories in such a way that their children and descendants will want to read them. It will also make the project fun for the writer. “After all, all we really are is our story.” That statement from the movie, 'Australia', becomes absolutely true after we are dead and gone. This session will be taught by Emil O. Hanson, Director of the Ogden Family History Center. | ||
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| <u>'''Family Tree (Parte 1) en Español….Carlos Camacho'''</u><br>Este taller básico de genealogía a través de Family Search te brindará las herramientas elementales para iniciar tu árbol genealógico, buscar tus ancestros en bases de datos de tu país de origen, así como la incorporación de fotos e historias para que puedas enriquecer tu historia familiar. | |||
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| | | Using Online Resources….Lisa McBride AG | ||
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| | | <u>'''First Hearts … Then Charts – FamilySearch.org>Family Tree Sourcing….Debbie Burnett'''</u> <br>Learn how to find and source historical documents using FamilySearch Family Tree.<br>These sources can come from FamilySearch.org, anything found on the internet, or<br>just your own sources that you have had in your paper file for a long time.<br>Sharing these documents with your family by attaching them to your ancestors, will<br>turn their hearts to them because they become real people when studying these records. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Family History for Fun and Profit: The Research Process (Pr2)….Arlene Eakle, PhD, AGC'''</u><br>A continuation of Class #30, Family History for Fun and Profit: The Research Process. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Swedish Research without Microfilms: Online Swedish Research….Bradley Marchant'''</u> <br>I provide a case study example on how it is possible to research one's pedigree entirely using Online Swedish tools. My case study follows a woman found in the 1900 census of Sweden and takes her pedigree line back to someone born in 1720 while sitting at a single computer without using anything but online (paid and free) tools for research. Also, there is a short section on how to track to living relatives in Sweden using online tools. Beginning to Advanced Students will learn. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Born to Write My History….Emma Lu Draper'''</u><br>The class goal is to show that with proper formatting writing a personal history is enjoyable for both writer and reader. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Organize in Color (Pt1)....Joanne Hanson'''</u><br>Have you always wanted to create a family history book (or two) using all the paper copies that you, your mother and grandmother collected and preserved? I did, too. Especially after I began to document and make copies of my own. Yes, I can put them into a computer file on my flash drive, but could my children, grandchildren and great grandchildren plus grand and great, read and handle the pages as they do with other valuable and historic books? Now that I have, they are being read, remembered, and shared with other extended family members. Color coding makes it a simple organizing system, come see. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Using Technology to Share Your Family History Online and Collaborate with Others For Free….Scott Allen'''</u><br>This session will provide an overview of how you can share your family history online and collaborate with others for free. We’ll demonstrate and discuss how to share your information online through desktop genealogy software, online trees, blogs, wikis, social media, and other media such as photos, audio and video. | ||
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| | | Mobile Scanning with Flip Pal Scanner….Leland | ||
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| | | Beyond Scotch Tape: Charts To Fascinate your Family….Janet Hovorka <br>If your family isn’t interested, you’re not telling the story right. The visual presentation of a family’s history is the most powerful communication tool for the genealogist. Charts can display what you have accomplished and explain your research to others by location, relationships and timelines. This class will teach easy ways to create various kinds of charts, large and small, and how you can use each type of chart to enhance your research. | ||
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| | | U.S. Land Records….Marilyn Markham MLS, AG, CGSM | ||
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| | | Billion Graves….Hudson Gunn | ||
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| | | <u>'''Documentation Made Easy....Doris Bateman'''</u><br>This class will help you learn in simple language why documentation is important and how to do it. We will discuss the changes in vocabulary and thinking concerning notes, sources, citations, and information; understand the meaning of original and derivative sources, primary and secondary information, and learn how to document your sources using genealogy software and in your own software and FamilySearch Family Tree. | ||
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| | | <u>'''Family Tree (Parte 2) en Español….Carlos Comacho'''</u><br>Este taller básico de genealogía a través de Family Search te brindará las herramientas elementales para iniciar tu árbol genealógico, buscar tus ancestros en bases de datos de tu país de origen, así como la incorporación de fotos e historias para que puedas enriquecer tu historia familiar. | ||
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