Getting the Most Out of the FamilySearch Wiki (FGS Meeting)
John F. Germany Public Library 900 N. Ashley Dr., TampaThe FamilySearch Wiki is a free tool for finding information about localities, record types, research topics, repositories, and research methodology. It is filled with “How to” guides to help you when using online records, records in foreign languages, records about specific countries, and tips, techniques, and methodologies. Join me to unlock the secrets of the FamilySearch Wiki.
(Tentative) – Deconstructing Your Family Tree: Re-evaluating the “Evidence” (FGS Meeting)
John F. Germany Public Library 900 N. Ashley Dr., TampaContract pending with Michael D. Lapoco. More to follow.
Common Mistakes When Using DNA Evidence to Solve Genealogical Problems (FGS Meeting)
John F. Germany Public Library 900 N. Ashley Dr., TampaProvides awareness of the common errors in atDNA interpretation and strategies to avoid them.
“Who Lived Next Door?” Using the FAN Club in Your Research (FGS Meeting)
John F. Germany Public Library 900 N. Ashley Dr., TampaBy researching our ancestors’ Friends, Associates and Neighbors (their “FAN club”) we can learn a lot more about their lives and break down brick walls that we may have been working on for quite some time. In this lecture, Cari Taplin will explain the FAN club principle or cluster genealogy, as set forth by Elizabeth ...
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(Tentative) – Deconstructing Your Family Tree: Reevaluating The Evidence (FGS Meeting)
John F. Germany Public Library 900 N. Ashley Dr., TampaContract pending with Michael Lacopo. More to follow.
Reserved (FGS Meeting)
John F. Germany Public Library 900 N. Ashley Dr., TampaHolding for this date open for now with the hope of having an in person meeting.
Reserved (FGS Meeting)
John F. Germany Public Library 900 N. Ashley Dr., TampaHolding for this date open for now with the hope of having an in person meeting.
Researching Military Records at the National Archives (FGS Meeting)
John F. Germany Public Library 900 N. Ashley Dr., TampaThe National Archives and Records Repository System has a plethora of records relating to veterans and their military service. Whether you are researching records at the National Archives in Washington D.C., the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, or regional archives, Tina has boots-on-the- ground experience in each location and offers tips and tricks for getting ...
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