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Wednesday, September 6, 2017

FREE United States and Canada Research Seminar, October 16-20, 2017

Registration is open for the upcoming week long United States and Canada Research Seminar hosted by the Family History Library in Salt Lake City on October 16-20, 2017. The seminar will be streamed online for free for those who cannot attend in person. The seminar will cover a range of topics from Border Crossings to Vital Records in both the U.S. and Canada. The classes are for beginning and intermediate genealogists interested in learning about records of U.S. and Canada localities and the Family History Library collections.

Registration is required to attend in person or online. Class descriptions, handouts, and registration is available at the FamilySearch Wiki here at this URL:    https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Family_History_Library_Classes_and_Webinars. Below is a schedule of classes (all times are in MDT, Arizona is one hour earlier):


TIME
Monday,
16 October
Tuesday,
17 October
Wednesday,
18 October
Thursday,
19 October
Friday,
20 October
9:00-10:00 AM MDT
FamilySearch Catalog
FamilySearch Wiki
FamilySearch Historical Records Collection
FamilySearch Memories
Freedman Bureau Records
10:15-11:15 AM MDT
Canada Research: Canada Census Records
Canada Research: Canada Vital Records
Canada Research: Quebec Research
Canada Research: Ontario Research
Immigration and Canadian Border Crossings
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM MDT
Are You Your Own Brick Wall: Common Genealogical Mistakes and Their Solutions
Descendancy Research
A United States Case Study
The Research Process
Ask Your United States and Canada Research Question
1:15-2:15 PM MDT
United States Vital Records
Census Techniques/Strategies
United States Land Records
Genetic Genealogy: An Introduction to DNA
Canada Research: Canada Military
2:30-3:30 PM MDT
United States Naturalization Records
United States Probate Records
Great Internet Sites for United States Research
Using LDS Church Records
Over There: World War I Over Here

Friday, September 1, 2017

Free Family History Library Classes & Webinars, September 2017

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In addition to the Nordic Family History Conference from 11-15 September, 2017 (see this blog post), the Family History Library is offering 18 beginner and intermediate webinars and classes in the month of September 2017.

The Nordic Family History Conference classes require registration to attend. In order to attend any of the other classes, webinar attendees need to open the September 2017 Family History Library Class Calendar and click the link next to the class title at the scheduled date and time to attend the class online.

Below is September's schedule which includes the Nordic Family History Conference classes. All times are in MDT (Arizona is one hour earlier).



DATE / TIME
CLASS
Sat
2 Sep
1:00 pm
Investigación genealógica de Perú (Beginner)
Tue
5 Sep
10:00 am
Family Tree Next Step: Attaching Sources in Family Tree (Beginner)
Tue
5 Sep
11:00 am
Using Digital Libraries to Find Your German Ancestor (Intermediate)
Tue
5 Sep
1:00 pm
British Case Study (Beginner)
Wed
6 Sep
10:00 am
French Language Indexing (Intermediate) (1½ hours)
Wed
6 Sep
12:00 pm
Ask Your United States Research Question (Beginner)
Thur
7 Sep
11:00 am
Helpful Websites for Finding Your German Ancestor (Beginner)
Mon
11 Sep
9:00 am
2017 Is the Year of Nordic Records! Learn What’s Coming (Beginner)
Mon
11 Sep
10:15 am
The Who, What, Where, Why, and How of Nordic Records on FamilySearch (Beginner)
Mon
11 Sep
1:15 pm
Exploring European Feast-Day Calendars (Intermediate)
Mon
11 Sep
2:30 pm
Scandinavian-American Resources (Intermediate)
Tue
12 Sep
9:00 am
What’s New in the Swedish ArkivDigital (Intermediate)
Tue
12 Sep
10:15 am
Name Searchable Databases in Swedish ArkivDigital (Intermediate)
Tue
12 Sep
11:00 am
Submitting Names for Temple Ordinances (Intermediate)
Tue
12 Sep
1:15 pm
Swedish Naming Customs (Intermediate)
Tue
12 Sep
2:30 pm
Military Records in the Swedish ArkivDigital (Intermediate)
Wed
13 Sep
9:00 am
Probate Laws and Records for Swedish Genealogy (Intermediate)
Wed
13 Sep
10:15 am
Databases for Swedish Genealogy (Intermediate)
Wed
13 Sep
1:15 pm
Introduction to Icelandic Church and Census Records (Beginner)
Wed
13 Sep
2:30 pm
Finnish Immigration and Methodology: How to Tackle Finnish Challenges (Intermediate)
Thur
14 Sep
9:00 am
Norwegian Church Records (Beginner)
Thur
14 Sep
10:15 am
Norway: We’re Getting Married! Traditions and Records (Beginner)
Thur
14 Sep
1:15 pm
Lensrekneskapsbøker in Norway (Intermediate)
Thur
14 Sep
2:30 pm
Norwegian Migration and Immigration (Beginner)
Fri
15 Sep
9:00 am
Danish Estates (Intermediate)
Fri
15 Sep
10:30 am
Little Used Records on Arkivalieronline (Intermediate)
Fri
15 Sep
1:15 pm
Danish Tax Records (Beginner)
Fri
15 Sep
2:30 pm
Research in Copenhagen (Beginner)
Sat
16 Sep
1:00 pm
¿Qué, cuándo, y dónde? Los inicios de la investigación italiana (Intermediate)
Mon
18 Sep
10:00 am
Using the FamilySearch Catalog Effectively (Beginner)
Tue
19 Sep
11:00 am
Starting Family Tree: Research Help and Searching Records (Beginner)
Wed
20 Sep
10:00 am
Spanish Language Indexing (Intermediate) (1½ hours)
Thur
21 Sep
1:00 pm
Scots-Irish Research (Beginner)
Mon
25 Sep
10:00 am
Using the FamilySearch Catalog Effectively (Beginner)
Wed
27 Sep
10:00 am
Portuguese Language Indexing (Intermediate) (1½ hours)
Thur
28 Sep
11:00 am
Finding Original Records: The Real Game of Hide and Seek (Beginner)
Thur
28 Sep
1:00 am
Tracing Early LDS Church Convert Ancestry in England (Beginner)
Fri
29 Sep
1:00 pm
Your British/Irish Research Questions Answered (Beginner)

If you are unable to attend a class at the time scheduled, most sessions are recorded and can be viewed later online at your convenience. To access the recordings, visit the Family History Library Classes and Webinars webpage and scroll down to Past Webinars & Handouts section.