344
edits
(→September 20, 2018: Added classes for Oct and Nov) |
|||
Line 167: | Line 167: | ||
'''Presenter:''' Brian Donovan '''Class level:''' Beginner | '''Presenter:''' Brian Donovan '''Class level:''' Beginner | ||
=== <u>October 4, 2018</u> === | |||
'''Class topic''': "A Gift of Life: Who's Writing Your Story?" | |||
'''Description:''' How do you want to be remembered? As genealogists, we always seem to skip over ourselves – so who’s telling your story? Who knows better than you the joy, pain, and laughter of your life? Remember that our lives, as well as the lives of our ancestors are made up of more than census records and family group sheets. Only you can tell the real stories of love, loss, forgiveness and change. Don’t leave the task of finding the answers of your life’s history to someone else – take the time to write your life story. Learn the importance of reliving your past and reflecting on who you are today. Explore ways to remember the past which no record would provide and writing in six-word memoirs. Using typical genealogical resources learn the ease of writing your history and bringing your personal story to life. | |||
'''Presenter:''' Deborah Abbott, Ph D., is an adjunct faculty member oat the Institute of Genealogy & Historical Research at Samford University in Athens, GA ('''Class level:''' Beginner) | |||
=== <u>October 18, 2018</u> === | |||
'''Class topic''': "A DNA Match with No Tree?" | |||
'''Description:''' Have you been frustrated by finding a DNA match only to discover they have not linked their family tree? Their tree is probably not the only tree that includes their matching ancestor, and with some creative and persistent sleuthing, it can be found. Join us as we walk through the case study of a DNA match without a tree, and learn the techniques to not only find a tree, but then incorporate additional strategic techniques to possibly uncover the connection between you and the match. Join DNA expert Diahan Southard and Google guru Lisa Louise Cooke for this ground-breaking session. | |||
'''Presenters:''' Diahan Southard and Lisa Louise Cooke ('''Class level:''' Intermediate) | |||
=== <u>November 1, 2018</u> === | |||
'''Class topic:''' "British and Irish Hidden Gems" | |||
'''Description:''': Parish records are the cornerstone of all English & Welsh family history research, giving details of baptism, marriage and burial right the way back to 1538, regardless of wealth or social status. Join Findmypast's British family historian Myko Clelland for a journey through the centuries and learn everything you need to know about these essential documents to frame your research, get those vital names and dates and discover your ancestors. Explore key milestones in the history of these records, what each of the different types of document look like and how they change through time, how to read them, what to look for, where to find them and what to do when they seemingly don't exist; all combining to give you the best possible chance to take your family story all the way back to the time of the Tudor Kings and Queens! | |||
'''Presenter''': Myko Clelland, Family Historian for Findmypast. ('''Class level:''' Intermediate) | |||
=== <u>November 15, 2018</u> === | |||
== Databases and Software☁ == | == Databases and Software☁ == |
edits