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'''All classes are held in the Training Room of the Family History Center. Please register in advance by calling the Brigham City Family History Center at 723-5995.''' | '''All classes are held in the Training Room of the Family History Center. Please register in advance by calling the Brigham City Family History Center at 723-5995.''' | ||
Wednesday August 5 - 6:00 PM -"Family History through DNA Studies”, taught by Julie Johnson | |||
Wednesday August 5 - 6:00 PM -"Family History through DNA Studies”, taught by Julie Johnson | |||
Learn how DNA studies can further your family history research. | Learn how DNA studies can further your family history research. | ||
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Wednesday August 19 - 2:00 PM - "Ancestry.com, Pt 2”, taught by Mikhael Trimnal<br>This is a continuation of the previous week’s class to learn how to navigate the Ancestry website and discover information about your family. | Wednesday August 19 - 2:00 PM - "Ancestry.com, Pt 2”, taught by Mikhael Trimnal<br>This is a continuation of the previous week’s class to learn how to navigate the Ancestry website and discover information about your family. | ||
Tuesday August 25 - 2:00 PM - "Online Tools for British Research”, taught by DeeAnn Davis<br>Learn about some of the helpful websites for British research and how to use them effectively.<br> | Tuesday August 25 - 2:00 PM - "Online Tools for British Research”, taught by DeeAnn Davis<br>Learn about some of the helpful websites for British research and how to use them effectively.<br> | ||
Wednesday Sep 9 -2:00 PM -"Using the Updated Danish Website Arkivalieronline”, taught by Anita Olsen<br>If you're doing Danish research, you'll want to come and learn how to use the newly updated Arkivalieronline website. | Wednesday Sep 9 -2:00 PM -"Using the Updated Danish Website Arkivalieronline”, taught by Anita Olsen<br>If you're doing Danish research, you'll want to come and learn how to use the newly updated Arkivalieronline website. | ||
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Tuesday, Sep 15 - 6:00 PM - "Features in FamilySearch”, taught by Linda Peterson<br>Come and learn about the many helpful features of FamilySearch that may not be as well known as Family Tree. Learn about the Wiki, records, books, catalog, the Learning Center and more. (Repeat from Thurs Sep 10) | Tuesday, Sep 15 - 6:00 PM - "Features in FamilySearch”, taught by Linda Peterson<br>Come and learn about the many helpful features of FamilySearch that may not be as well known as Family Tree. Learn about the Wiki, records, books, catalog, the Learning Center and more. (Repeat from Thurs Sep 10) | ||
Wednesday Sep 16 - 6:00 PM - "Top 10 Questions in FamilySearch”, taught by Galane Young<br>This class provides answers to the top 10 questions about FamilySearch. Learn the tips and tricks to easier navigation. Taught by a former FamilySearch Support missionary, | Wednesday Sep 16 - 6:00 PM - "Top 10 Questions in FamilySearch”, taught by Galane Young<br>This class provides answers to the top 10 questions about FamilySearch. Learn the tips and tricks to easier navigation. Taught by a former FamilySearch Support missionary, | ||
Friday, Sep 18 - 10:00 AM - "Newspapers in Family History “, taught by Susan LaVelle<br>Newspapers are good sources of information about our ancestors. This class teaches how to find and use information published in newspapers." | Friday, Sep 18 - 10:00 AM - "Newspapers in Family History “, taught by Susan LaVelle<br>Newspapers are good sources of information about our ancestors. This class teaches how to find and use information published in newspapers." | ||
Saturday Sep 19 - 10:00 AM - "RootsMagic Users Group”, taught by Michael and Joyce Palmer<br>Come and join the discussion with other RootsMagic users and learn more about the RootsMagic program and how to use it more effectively. All experience levels are welcome. | Saturday Sep 19 - 10:00 AM - "RootsMagic Users Group”, taught by Michael and Joyce Palmer<br>Come and join the discussion with other RootsMagic users and learn more about the RootsMagic program and how to use it more effectively. All experience levels are welcome. | ||
Wednesday Sep 23 - 10:00 AM - "RootsMagic Software Beginning Class, taught by Vicki Rasmussen<br>This class teaches the basic features and capabilities of the genealogy data management program RootsMagic. Learn how to get started using the program. | Wednesday Sep 23 - 10:00 AM - "RootsMagic Software Beginning Class, taught by Vicki Rasmussen<br>This class teaches the basic features and capabilities of the genealogy data management program RootsMagic. Learn how to get started using the program. | ||
Thursday, Sep 24 - 6:00 PM - "Ideas for Teaching Children and Grandchildren about their Family History”, taught by Linda Peterson<br>This fun class offers many suggestions on ways you can help your children and grandchildren discover and learn about their heritage. | Thursday, Sep 24 - 6:00 PM - "Ideas for Teaching Children and Grandchildren about their Family History”, taught by Linda Peterson<br>This fun class offers many suggestions on ways you can help your children and grandchildren discover and learn about their heritage. | ||
Friday, Sep 25 - 10:00 AM - "Ancestry.com Update”, taught by Susan LaVelle<br>There have been many changes recently to the Ancestry.com website. Learn what's new and how to navigate the updated site. | Friday, Sep 25 - 10:00 AM - "Ancestry.com Update”, taught by Susan LaVelle<br>There have been many changes recently to the Ancestry.com website. Learn what's new and how to navigate the updated site. | ||
Tuesday Sep 29 - 6:00 PM - "United States Census Records”, taught by Shari Duce<br>This class teaches the importance of census records in the United States from 1790 to 1940. Learn how to get more out of your census research.<br><br><br><br> | Tuesday Sep 29 - 6:00 PM - "United States Census Records”, taught by Shari Duce<br>This class teaches the importance of census records in the United States from 1790 to 1940. Learn how to get more out of your census research.<br><br><br><br> | ||