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Schedule
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
Track: Getting Started
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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Research 101: Tools and Techniques for Beginning Genealogist
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Alice Childs, AG
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| 10:30 AM
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Census 101: Basics, Benefits, and Cautions
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Kathryn Grant
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| 1:00 PM
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Need to Unlock Genealogy Doors? Effective Searching and Browsing could be the Key
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Jean Wilcox Hibben, PhD, MA
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| 2:30 PM
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Where in the World? How to Tackle New Research Locations
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Cheri Hudson Passey
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| 3:45 PM
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Avoiding the rabbit hole: How to stay focused in family history research
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Julia A. Anderson, MA, AG
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| 3:45 PM
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Avoiding the rabbit hole: How to stay focused in family history research
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Julia A. Anderson, MA, AG
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| 6:00 PM
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Keynote: Climb to New Heights in Genealogical Education
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Angela Packer McGhie, CG, FUGA
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Thursday, September 15, 2022
Track: Methodology I
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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Climbing to the Summit: Take Your Time so You Don't get out of Breath before you Arrive
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Jean Wilcox Hibben, PhD, MA
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| 10:30 AM
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Did Your Ancestor have Friends, Associates, and Neighbors? Yes!
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Shaunese Luthy
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| 1:00 PM
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Who Needed it Anyway? Researching Around the Missing 1890 Census
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Sara Cochran
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| 2:30 PM
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Colonial Research: Beginning at the Beginning
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Patti Gellespie
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| 3:45 PM
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Using Evidence Analysis in a Timeline to Separate Individuals of the Same Name
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Diana Elder, AG
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Track: Writing/Storytelling
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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From a Box in the Closet to a Treasured Family Heirloom
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Lianne Kruger
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| 10:30 AM
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Publishing Your Family History
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Diane Henriks
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| 1:00 PM
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Breathing New Life into Your Boring Ancestors
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Melissa Barker, The Archive Lady, Certified Archives Manager
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| 2:30 PM
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Write and Format Your Genealogy in a Research Report
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Lianne Kruger
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| 3:45 PM
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How to Do Oral History Interviews
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Rhonda Lauritzen
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Track: European Research
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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Researching Welsh Ancestors and Relatives
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Penny Walters, PhD, MSc, BSc Hons, Grad IPM, Dip HEd, PGCE I, PGCert Genealogy, FHEA
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| 10:30 AM
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Researching Ancestral Locations in Prussia
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Nancy E. Loe, MA, MLS
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| 1:00 PM
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Italian Genealogy 101
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Alec Ferretti
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| 2:30 PM
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Discovering England Resources in County Record Offices
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Karen Kowallis, MEd
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| 3:45 PM
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Three Free Websites for Researching Your Scandinavian Ancestry
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Savannah Larson
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Friday, September 16, 2022
Track: DNA
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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Taking Your First Steps with DNA Testing
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Carol Genung
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| 10:30 AM
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Organizing and Mapping Your DNA Matches with DNA Painter
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Patricia B. Coleman, PhD
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| 1:00 PM
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Mixing DNA with a Paper Trail
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Penny Walters, PhD, MSc, BSc Hons, Grad IPM, Dip HEd, PGCE I, PGCert Genealogy, FHEA
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| 2:30 PM
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Test the Limits of Your Genealogy with DNA Testing Company Tools
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Carol Genung
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| 3:45 PM
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Who is That Mystery DNA Match?: Solving A Genetic Genealogy Brick Wall
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Diane Henriks
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Track: Records
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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Moonshine and Stills: Finding Archived Records for Your Moonshiner Ancestors
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Melissa Barker, The Archive Lady, Certified Archives Manager
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| 10:30 AM
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The Power of Probates
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Zachary Hamilton
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| 1:00 PM
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Patents: Your Ancestor the Inventor
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Christine Cohen
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| 2:30 PM
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Treasures in Township Records
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Peggy Clemens Lauritzen, AG, FOGS
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| 3:45 PM
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Let's Get Lost in Ledgers - So Much Genealogically-Leverageable Data Waiting to be Discovered
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Diane L. Richard, MEng, MBA
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Track: Cultural Research
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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William Ecklet and Charles Arthur: One Man, Two Lives
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Patti Gillespie
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| 10:30 AM
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Jewish Research in Eastern Europe: Challenges and Tips
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Alina Khuda
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| 1:00 PM
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Designing More Culturally Inclusive Presentations
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Janice Lovelace, PhD
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| 2:30 PM
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Freedman's Bank Records - Though Short-Lived, Impacted the Lives of Many
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Diane L. Richard, MEng, MBA
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| 3:45 PM
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Latin American Genealogy 101
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Alec Ferretti
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Saturday, September 17, 2022
Track: Methodology II
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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5 Elements for Sound Research: A Guide to Applying the Genealogical Proof Standard
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Cheri Hudson Passey
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| 10:30 AM
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Stock Marks Aren't Just Animal Brands: Use Them to Identify People Also!
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Diane L. Richard, MEng, MBA
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| 1:00 PM
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Power of Place - Telling the Stories of Buildings and Places
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Rhonda Lauritzen
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| 2:30 PM
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Let's Get Social: Finding Female Ancestors in Their Clubs and Societies
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Lisa Lisson
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| 3:45 PM
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Proving Long-Lost Family the Indirect Way: Finding F. N. Raymond's Rejected Ancestors
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Patti Gillespie
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Track: Online Research
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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Untangling Sticky Problems in Family Tree
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Kathryn Grant
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| 10:30 AM
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Shaky Leaf Syndrome: Using Website Generated Hints More Effectively
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Sara Cochran
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| 1:00 PM
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Traveling Back in Time Using Google Earth Pro
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Marie Palmer, MLIS, Bed, BASc
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| 2:30 PM
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A Hop, a Skip, and a Jump: How to Navigate FamilySearch's Browse-Only Collections More Effectively
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Alice Childs, AG
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| 3:45 PM
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Community Research Using the National Register of Historic Places and the Historical Marker
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Peggy Clemens Lauritzen, AG, FOGS
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Track:Immigration and Migration
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Presentation
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Presenter
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| 9:00 AM
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The Overland Trails: Westward Migration in the 19th Century
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Amber Oldenburg
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| 10:30 AM
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The Mississippi River: Migration, Commerce, Travel, and Exploration
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Zachary Hamilton
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| 1:00 PM
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Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Dutch Migration Patterns
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Mary Risseeuw
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| 2:30 PM
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European Immigrant Ancestors: Why They Left and How They Got Here, 1820-1920
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Nancy E. Loe, MA, MLS
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| 3:45 PM
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Immigrant Letters, Memoirs and Travel Journals
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Mary Risseeuw
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