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'''Bradley Marchant''' <br>Bradley D. Marchant, AG is an accredited Swedish genealogist. Having spent over half of his life in the pursuit of genealogical research, he has a lot of expertise, excitement and enthusiasm. Currently an employee of Familysearch, he organizes and catalogs newly digitized family history records from around the world. He is known for his odd sense of humor and no-nonsense approach to research. When not spending his time in research, he is found renovating his house, chasing after his dog, or restoring antique furniture. He is also working on becoming a foster-adopt parent in the great state of Utah. Presentation Titles:<br>6A. How to Think Logically for Beginners and Intermediate Researchers: Work Smarter, not Harder!<br>46A. British Descendant Research Part A: 1837-1911<br>62A. British Descendant Research Part B: One-name studies and Pre-1837 Research<br> | '''Bradley Marchant''' <br>Bradley D. Marchant, AG is an accredited Swedish genealogist. Having spent over half of his life in the pursuit of genealogical research, he has a lot of expertise, excitement and enthusiasm. Currently an employee of Familysearch, he organizes and catalogs newly digitized family history records from around the world. He is known for his odd sense of humor and no-nonsense approach to research. When not spending his time in research, he is found renovating his house, chasing after his dog, or restoring antique furniture. He is also working on becoming a foster-adopt parent in the great state of Utah. Presentation Titles:<br>6A. How to Think Logically for Beginners and Intermediate Researchers: Work Smarter, not Harder!<br>46A. British Descendant Research Part A: 1837-1911<br>62A. British Descendant Research Part B: One-name studies and Pre-1837 Research<br> | ||
<br>'''Lisa McBride'''<br>Lisa is an Accredited Genealogist ® in Mid-South US Research. She and her husband have 8 children and 17 grandchildren. Currently she is part of the FamilySearch Family History Center Services team managing relationships and communication with directors for family history centers in North America. She serves as the ICAPGen Corresponding Secretary.<br>Presentation Title:<br> 15. Expanding your Family Tree through Descendancy Research<br> | |||
<br>'''Kolten Nay'''<br>My name is Kolten Nay, and I live in Pleasant View. I am a junior at Weber High School, where I play football. I have been called to be a FamilyHistory Youth Consultant in my ward. I index, and have started to get into using FamilySearch to find names to take to the temple. There's always more to learn, but I think I know enough and can learn more to able to pass some knowledge on to others through this opportunity to serve. <br>Presentation Title:<br> 14. YOUTH LDS Family History consultants<br> | <br>'''Kolten Nay'''<br>My name is Kolten Nay, and I live in Pleasant View. I am a junior at Weber High School, where I play football. I have been called to be a FamilyHistory Youth Consultant in my ward. I index, and have started to get into using FamilySearch to find names to take to the temple. There's always more to learn, but I think I know enough and can learn more to able to pass some knowledge on to others through this opportunity to serve. <br>Presentation Title:<br> 14. YOUTH LDS Family History consultants<br> | ||