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Revision as of 08:47, 7 September 2014

Of Roots and Branches - Saturday Sept. 13, 2014 at the Shepherd Union building on the Weber State University campus in Ogden, Utah
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What's NEW for this Conference:[edit | edit source]

NEW - Merrill White of Family Search and Ogden Temple President Froerer will be our keynote speakers.  We are excited to have them open our conference and set the tone for the days activities.

2014 Conference introduction[edit | edit source]

Our presenters include generous professionals, teachers from the Salt Lake Family History Library and our own Ogden FamilySearch Library, and those knowledgeable sellers of family history books and software.

We project that over 60 classes will be taught to about 1,000 participants.

During each of our five periods, we will have classes for beginners, our non-gray haired genealogists, Spanish speakers and more advanced family historians.  We will also offer more challenging research based classes for others who are interested in foreign research. Presenters from software companies will teach you how to use the products that will be for sale at conference prices.

Change seems to be the name of the family history game, so join us to stay up to date on all the latest and greatest programs and search strategies. Learn to Find, Organize, Preserve, and Share your Family History.

We are excited to especially welcome the youth that will be the cutting edge for progress in future family history.  We will offer beginning tracks,Spanish speaking tracks and of course, all religions and everyone who loves (or is learning to love) family history is welcome.

This Annual Conference is made possible by WSU History Department, the volunteers from the community and the Ogden FamilySearch Library: ogdenfsl.org

Maps[edit | edit source]

click here for the Weber University Ogden Utah map [edit | edit source]

click here for the Weber Campus map[edit | edit source]

click here for the Shepherd Union Building map[edit | edit source]

SCHEDULE & GENERAL INFORMATION about the classes
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One-On-One Circle of Service
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Located center of Atrium on the second floor. Drop in for personalized help, both general and country specific research questions from consultants, volunteers and missionaries. Some of our experts are:
General: Fran McFarland, LaVera Paris, JoAnn Hall
Swedish: Curtis Larson,
Danish: Annie Strawn,
Spanish/Latin American: Juan Balderas
Holland: Don Koldewyn and Pearl Hunt,
Norway: Dale McIntyre
Indexing Italian Birth Records: Elder Howard Cheney and Linda Poulter (probably located in the vendor area.)
--- Most of these consultants are happy to make follow-up appointments to meet at the Ogden Familysearch Library in the weeks following the conference.

Food[edit | edit source]

Weber University will have most of the Shephard Union Building Food Court vendors open during the lunch time.  You may bring your own lunch and eat on the patio or travel off campus to the many local restaurants.  There are many vending machines available for snacks and drinks in the building.

Register at 7:30 AM[edit | edit source]

Keynote Speakers at 8:30 AM
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Ogden Temple President Froerer and Temple Matron Kathleen Froerer

Merill White, Current Manager of the Family Search Discovery Center Initiative and past Manager of the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.

First Session 10:00-11:00 following Keynote Speaker[edit | edit source]

Class # CLASS TITLE - Click on "description" to see the class descriptions Presenter- click on name to see their biography
Class Syllabus link (if available)
1
How Do I Start My Family History?  - description
Doris Bateman/Jeff Kinney

2
FamilySearch Family Tree: Basics  - description
Edith Reeves

3
Expanding Your Family Tree (repeated)   - description
Lisa McBride
Class 3 & 30
4
YOUTH – By the Youth, For the Youth  - description
Cassidy Shupe (teenager)

5
Online Swedish Research  - description
Bradley Marchant

6
“I Didn’t Know That!” - description
Joanne Hanson
Class 06
7
Born to Write My History - description
Emma Lu Draper

8
Finding the Living Among the Dead: U sing the Internet to Find Your Living Cousins - description
Amy Archibald

9
What’s New in RootsMagic 6 - description
Mike Booth

10
Strategies for Successful French Research  - description
Heidi Sugden
Class 10
11
Meyers Gazetteer: Using the Online Version - description
Naomi Newbold

12
What’s New in Ancestral Quest - description
Gaylon Findlay

13
Indexación FamilySearch -description
Nicteha Rubio Márquez

Second Session 11:15-12:15[edit | edit source]

Class # CLASS TITLE - Click on "description" to see the class descriptions Presenter- click on name to see their biography
Class Syllabus link (if available)
14 Family History Consultant & Priesthood Leadership Training - description
Travis & Beverly Weaver
Class 14
15 [Intentionally left blank]


16 Great Internet Sites for US Family Hisotry description
Marilyn Markham

17 British Descendant Research 1760-1911  - description
Bradley Marchant

18 YOUTH – Finding Your Cousins - description
Scott. Jeff and Terry Allen
Class 18 & 62
19 Brief Introduction to the Church History Library - description
Jay Burrup

20 Case Study – How to find ancestors in Digitalarkivet (Digital Archives) of Norway - description
Liv Anderson
Class 20
21 Writing Your Personal History - description
Emil Hanson

22 My Heritage - description
Mark Olsen

23 RootsMagic + FamilySearch = Easy     - description
Mike Booth

24 German Research on the Internet – Useful Web sites    -description
Heidi Sugden
Class 24
25 Research Logs: Your Key to Success - description
Naomi Newbold

26 YOUTH – Get to Know Your Geezers  - description
Matthew Hovorka (teenager)
Class 26
27 Búsqueda de Antepasados en Registros Históricos de FamilySearch - description
Carolina Espinoza

Third Session 12:30-1:30[edit | edit source]

Class # CLASS TITLE - Click on "description" to see the class descriptions Presenter - click name to see their biography Class Syllabus link (if available)
28
I Found My Family Tree Online, Why do I Need Family History Software? - description
Arron Wheeler

29
Introducing the New FamilySearch Indexing Tool - description
Katie Gale

30
Expanding Your Family Tree (Repeat) - description
Lisa McBride

31
Danish Research on the Internet - description
Annie Strawn

32
A Beginner’s Guide to Digitally Preserving and Organizing Your Family History - description
Naomi Newbold

33
More on your Mormon Lines - description
Bradley Marchant

34
Genealogy is not just for Grandmas, Billion Graves - description
Tom Hester

35
Introduction to LDS Congregational Records (branches, wards, stakes, districts, and missions) - description
Jay Burrup

36
Organizing, Planning, and Sharing Using Legacy Family Tree - description
Leonard Plaizier
Class 36
37
French Research Sites and Databases - description
Heidi Sugden
Class 37
38
Learning to Read Old German Script, (Pt1)  - description
Fritz Juengling

39
Research Using the Ogden FamilySearch Library’s Website: Ogdenfls.org - description
Emil O. Hanson
Class 39
40
Investigación Genealógica Hispana - description
Jonathan Walker

Fourth Session 1:45-2:45[edit | edit source]

Class # CLASS TITLE - Click on "description" to see the class descriptions Presenter - click name to see their biography Class Syllabus link (if available)
41 Documentation Made Easy—It’s All About Sources - description
Doris Bateman/Jeff Kinney

42 US State and Federal Censuses - description
Marilyn Markham

43 Saving Your Family History Securely in the Cloud - description
Scott Allen
Class 43
44 Researching in the British Isles - description
Jessica Taylor

45 Family Reunion Planning: Tools & Resources for Successful Events - description
Amy Archibald

46 FamilySearch Wiki - description
Lisa McBride

47 Adding Sources, Photos and Stories to FamilySearch Family Tree (Repeat) - description
Kelly Summers
Class 47
48 Homesickness and Immigration - description
Susan Matt
Class 48
49 Creating Audio, Slide Show, and Video Family History Stories,  (Pt1) - description
Marlo Schuldt
Class 49&61
50 Organize in Color, (Pt1)  - description
Joanne Hanson
Class 50 & 64
51 FamilySearch and Legacy Family Tree - description
Leonard Plaizier
Class 51
52 Netherlands Internet Research - description
Don Koldewyn
Class 52
53 Learning to Read Old German Script, (Pt2) - description
Fritz Juengling
Class 53 & 59
54 Memorias en Árbol Familiar de FamilySearch - description
Jorge Guaglianone

Fifth Session 3:00-4:00[edit | edit source]

Class # CLASS TITLE - Click on "description" to see the class descriptions Presenter - click name to see their biography Class Syllabus link (if available)
55
How to Really See What Records are Telling About Your Ancestor - description
Marilyn Markham
Class 55
56
I’m Irish, now what? – A Beginner’s Guide to Tracing your Immigrant Ancestor back to Ireland  - description
Jessica Taylor
Class 56
57
FamilySearch Family Tree: Correcting Relationships - description
Edith Reeves

58
Beginning Danish/Norwegian Research - description
Bradley Marchant

59
German Church and Civil Records: Extracting Genealogical Information - description
Fritz Juengling
Class 59
60
Beginning Southern Research - description
Kelly Summers
Class 60
61
Creating Audio, Slide Show, and Video Family History Stories, (Pt2) - description
Marlo Schuldt
Class 49 & 61
62
Finding Your Cousins  - description
Scott, Jeff and Terry Allen
Class 18 & 62
63
Weber State University’s Special Collections and Archives - description
Sarah Langsdon

64
Organize in Color, (Pt2) - description
Joanne Hanson
Class 50 & 64
65
Ancestral Quest and FamilySearch Family Tree - description
Gaylon Findlay

66
Latin American Research - description
Jonathan Walker

67
French Church and Civil Records & Paleography Issues - description
Heidi Sugden
Class 67
68
Un índice de mil milliones de sepulturas
(BillionGraves.com) - description
Hudson Gunn

Drawing at 4:15[edit | edit source]

2014 Conference Vendors and links[edit | edit source]

Last year's 2013 Conference information:
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If you wish to see the great classes and information that was presented at the last 2013 conference, you can search them in the Family Search Wiki's search browser.