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June 2019
Boulder Genealogy Society Monthly Meeting
American Women in the 19th Century Presented by Sylvia Tracy-Doolos America in the 19th century saw geographic, cultural, and historic changes that affected the records that were created. While this was true for all Americans, it was especially true for women. We'll look broadly at the 19th century to understand the changes in women’s lives and the new records that were created. Sylvia Tracy-Doolos has been interested in genealogy for over thirty years, and working as a genealogist for nine…
Find out more »2019 International German Genealogy Conference
Attend a three-day German genealogy conference taking place in Sacramento, California. Tracks include Advancing Your Research, Regional Focus, DNA/Technology, History & Culture and Eureka! Hosted by the Sacramento German Genealogy Society (SGGS) and the International German Genealogy Partnership (IGGP).
Find out more »VENTURA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Free Family History Presentation
THE VENTURA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY presents a Free Family History Presentation Saturday, June 15, 2019, at the Camarillo Library Community Room 4101 Las Posas Road, Camarillo, CA 93010 1:00 P.M. “Deception, Divorce, Desertion, and DNA; Finding a Grandfather for Dave” Presented by Cheryl Storton, CG This presentation will explore a case study which begins with a flawed birth certificate. The researcher is then taken on a merry chase through eight states and a multitude of diverse records – many involving…
Find out more »The Ontario Genealogical Society Conference
This annual conference is held in the historic city of London in Middlesex County. Come join us as we will have dynamic speakers and opportunities to network with other Family Historians. Tours, Marketplace and other events are currently being planned.
Find out more »July 2019
2019 SCGS 47th Annual Summer Workshop
Keynote Speaker: Blaine Bettinger PhD, JD The Genetic Genealogist • 24 total sessions • Program Book with Syllabus • Vendors on-site • Access to SC Archives The 2019 SCGS will feature the Following Speakers Katherine Bolt Borges Jan Alpert Lisa Lisson Anita Finger Smith Dr. Walter Curry Natonne Elaine Kemp Brent Holcomb Durant Ashmore John Smith Robin Foster Emily deQuincy Newman Charity Rouse John Andrews Charlie Black A Visit with Four Revolutionary War Heroines
Find out more »Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research
The 2019 Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (IGHR), sponsored by the Georgia Genealogical Society, offers thirteen courses for various levels of instruction, from basic skills to advanced methodology and evidence analysis. Topics range from resources for specific geographic locations to in-depth skill development on specific subjects. Week-long courses are taught by premier genealogical educators who are leading researchers and scholars in the field. Registration begins Saturday, 2 March 2019 Early Bird Registration: Saturday, 2 March – Wednesday, 15 May…
Find out more »August 2019
Northwest Genealogy Conference
Open Windows to the Past at the Northwest Genealogy Conference 4 Days of Genealogy with Nationally Known Speakers including Angie Bush, Thomas MacEntee and Michael Strauss, over a dozen speakers in total. Each day will include keynote talks along with two sessions with many classes to choose from.
Find out more »FGS 2019 National Conference — Washington, DC
FGS makes its first visit to the nation’s capital with the National Archives, Library of Congress, DAR Library, and more a Metro ride away.
Find out more »September 2019
2019 Montana State Genealogical Conference
Join us for the 2019 Annual Conference in Helena, Montana featuring James Beidler and Kris Rzepczynski presenting four lectures each on September 20 and 21, 2019. Conference details available on our website www.montanamsgs.org
Find out more »October 2019
Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society Fall Conference
German Migration in the Mid-Atlantic States Hilton Garden Inn Martinsburg, West Virginia Shenandoah Germanic Heritage Karen Good Cooper Our German immigrants had a certain kind of agriculture that, along with their particular customs and social beliefs, played a very important part in how American economics, local politics and social bonds developed. Reverend Peter Muhlenberg and the German Element in Virginia Karen Good Cooper An Anglican Rector and a Lutheran Minister, Reverend Peter Muhlenberg was the right man in the right…
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