Sign up for all 4 for $25!<\/a> Those who cannot attend will receive complimentary downloads of the sessions after they have been completed<\/strong><\/em>.<\/p>\n Original, Derivative, Primary, Secondary, Direct and Indirect, Evidence and Proof and More!: Troubles with Terms<\/em><\/p>\n This session will look at just what is typically meant by these genealogical terms. Anyone’s research can benefit from an understanding of “proof” terminology, even if publishing in a journal is the furthest thing from your mind. Knowing the differences of these terms and when to use each one will improve your research skills and your ability to reach conclusions.<\/p>\n Register for $7<\/a><\/p>\n US Problem-Solving Outside New England Before 1850 There are several challenges to researching families outside of New England before 1850. There simply are not the vital records that there are in New England; the census does not name every person; records on the frontier are not as detailed. We will discuss research strategies for families during this time period, concentrating on after 1700 and before 1850.<\/p>\n Register for $7<\/a><\/p>\n Preserving Past You<\/em><\/p>\n In this session, we’ll see ways to preserve your genealogical legacy beyond your own lifetime. We will look at a variety of options, large and small, digital and non-digital, simple and not-so-simple, and more. \u00a0Prioritizing what to save will be an integral part of this presentation. We will see why preserving is more than a simple clause in your will and ways you can immediately start preserving some of what you have immediately.<\/p>\n4 September\u00a0 2015-Friday–5 PM Central Time.<\/h3>\n
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