Upcoming Conferences

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Annual Genealogy Conferences

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  • Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy 21-26 January 2018 $
    Hosted by the Utah Genealogical Association, the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG) is a week-long intensive educational experience that takes students deep into their topic of choice. Students attending SLIG have the opportunity to advance their education with renowned genealogy experts, network through special events, and tap into the wealth of resources at the nearby Family History Library. SLIG is dedicated to offering courses that fill a high-intermediate and advanced-level educational need. We additionally offer courses structured to help intermediate and transitional genealogists strengthen their core understanding of the research process.
  • Whittier Area Genealogical Society 28th January 2017 $ WAGS is pleased to present our 34th Annual All Day Seminar featuring Dr. Michael D. Lacopo DVM at the Masonic Lodge 7604 Greenleaf Avenue, Whittier, CA 90602.

February[edit | edit source]

  • RootsTech 2016 3-6 February 2016 $
    RootsTech is the largest family history event in the world; it is the perfect place to discover, preserve, and share your family stories and connections across generations. There’s something for everyone, no matter the age and skill level.
    Visit RootsTech 2016 for details and registration info.
  • Family History Technology Workshop 7 February 2017, Hinckley Alumni Center at BYU. Learn about new emerging technology.

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  • Indiana Genealogy and Local History Fair, October 22, 2016 (Free!) The Indiana State Library will host the annual Indiana Genealogy and Local History Fair in downtown Indianapolis. Admission is free and open to the general public. This year’s theme is “200 Years of My Indiana Home,” examining the lives and times of Hoosiers throughout the years and exploring the homes and neighborhoods in which they lived.  Attendees will learn how to incorporate local history, architecture, house history, and maps and other land record resources into their family research. Speakers include Jill Morelli, who will speak on house histories – looking at the “genealogy” of your house, and using Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps in your research; and Ann Staley, who will be speaking on the everyday lives of our ancestors.  Ann will also examine city directories, how to locate them, and how to utilize them in your research.

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