I tend to steer away on this blog from promotions that cost money, unless I really like product. And that’s the case of this one. I gain nothing by promoting it.
Legacy Family Tree Webinars is offering 50 percent off a one-year webinar membership — for new subscribers only — until Tuesday, May 28.
For $24.98 US (about $33 CDN), a webinar membership provides unlimited access to more than 900 classes and all the syllabus materials on genealogy, DNA, technology, writing, military records, census records, and more. The regular price is $49.95 US.
Doing the math, membership is less than $1 a week, and less than one game of golf.
To get the discounted webinar membership, use the code web50.
In the past month, the following bonus webinars were added for subscribers only.
- Foundations of Scottish Genealogy 1 of 12: The Top 3 Resources
- Foundations of Scottish Genealogy 2 of 12: Who Are The Scots?
- Foundations of Scottish Genealogy 3 of 12: Using ScotlandsPeople for Scottish censuses – 1841 and before to 1911
- Foundations of Scottish Genealogy 4 of 12: Using ScotlandsPeople for pre-1855 Old Parish Record
- Foundations of Scottish Genealogy 5 of 12: Using ScotlandsPeople for post-1855 Statutory Records
- Foundations of Scottish Genealogy 6 of 12: Scotland has no Probate: Wills and Testaments Land Inheritance back to 1544
- Resources at the Library of Congress
- Land Records at the National Archives, Part I: Land Entry Papers and Tract Books
- Land Records at the National Archives, Part II: Federal Bounty Land
- Accessing National Archives Military Records from Start to Finish
- Mining Washington-area Map Repositories
- A Genealogical Gem in DC: The DAR Library
- African American Genealogy Resources at the Library of Congress
- Researching Your Orphaned Ancestors
- Formatting Your Family History Book for Print
- 50 Websites for Finding Maps

The 50% off discount period ended yesterday, 22 May. I received this post 23 May. Nonetheless, I do enjoy your blog.
Thanks for catching my error! The sale ends Tuesday, May 28. I have corrected the date in this blog post.