October 2012 webinar schedule

on October 1, 2012

October 2012 webinars–Intro rate of $4 through 2 Oct
Registrants who are unable to attend will receive a download media file of the presentation at no extra charge. But don’t wait to register as spaces are limited.

Time	Topic	Description	Register
7:00 PM 16 October 2013	Crossing the Pond—Part II	This webinar will discuss reading, interpreting, and using passenger lists between 1820 and 1920. This session will not discuss search techniques of online databases, but will cover where to go once the manifest has been located, making certain you have the correct family and getting the most from what the manifest says. Attendees may wish to purchase our US Passenger Lists at Ancestry.com ($8.50) webinar which discusses searching these lists or our Crossing the Pond ($8.50) webinar which focuses the methodology of tracing immigrant origins in the 18^th and 19^th centuries.	Add to cart
7:00 PM Central 17 October 2012	Understanding What’s On FamilySearch: Do Multiple Databases with Similar Titles Confuse You?	This presentation will focus on American databases on FamilySearch.org. Do you know what you are really searching when you search a FamilySearch database? Do you understand the difference between three databases with similar titles that cover “the same thing?” We will look at several examples during this presentation and provide a general framework for determining (when you can) what a database really is.	Add to cart
1:00 PM Central 19 October 2012	Connecting with Online Researchers	We will discuss ways to connect and interact with other researchers online and offline—including how to dig people out of the woodwork. We’ll discuss social networking, message boards, mailing lists, Facebook, Twitter, etc.	Add to cart
2:30 PM Central 19 October 2012	Your 19^th Century Immigrant	This presentation will discuss search strategies for breaking down brick walls on those 19^th century immigrants to the United States. We will look at US records that may provide the answer as well as Immigration records from Europe. If time allows, we’ll see a short case study or two.	Add to cart
7:00 PM Central 25 October 2012	Problem-Solving for Genealogists	This presentation will look at a variety of approaches and mindsets designed to get genealogists to think “outside the box,” or perhaps even get rid of the “box” altogether.	Add to cart

Questions? Email Michael at mjnrootdig@gmail.com

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