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'''Description:''' Bring your family history to life and leave a legacy for your descendants. In this class we will be learning how to attached photos, personal documents and audio clips to your family tree on FamilySearch.org and how to write little personal stories that maybe only you have or know. If you have photos or personal documents bring them with you. ('''Presenters''': Tom and Linda Tippets. '''Class level''': All) | '''Description:''' Bring your family history to life and leave a legacy for your descendants. In this class we will be learning how to attached photos, personal documents and audio clips to your family tree on FamilySearch.org and how to write little personal stories that maybe only you have or know. If you have photos or personal documents bring them with you. ('''Presenters''': Tom and Linda Tippets. '''Class level''': All) | ||
=== <u>March 15, 2018</u> === | |||
'''Class topic:''' "Next Steps in British Research" | |||
'''Description:''' This class specifically focuses on research in England, Scotland, and Wales, especially before census and civil registration were instituted in the mid-1800s. Because census and civil registration are national records that are indexed and readily available online, most people find British research after c.1840 to be straightforward. Before that time, however, ancestors' information is found in more diffused records, scattered across dozens of jurisdictions. This class aims to help participants learn the basic record types (many of which are available online) and methodologies for extending British family lines into the eighteenth century. Those records and strategies are also broadly applicable back to the sixteenth century, so learning about them is essential for conducting British research before the 1800s. This class specifically focuses on church and probate records, particularly between 1750 and 1840. ('''Presenter''': Amy Harris. '''Class level:''' All) | |||
=== <u>April 5, 2018</u> === | |||
'''Class topic: TBA''' | |||
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== Databases and Software☁ == | == Databases and Software☁ == | ||