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Tag Archives: webinars
Genealogy webinars at Allen County Public Library — live and recorded for YouTube
The Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center has hosted some excellent webinars this year. They’ve done so in the past, and they continue to do so. This week, they will host the free webinar, Breaking through the Brick Wall: 14 … Continue reading
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Ulster Historical Foundation’s all-day Irish genealogy workshop on YouTube
The Fountaindale Public Library in Bolingbrook, Illinois hosted an all-day Irish genealogy workshop on Saturday with the Ulster Historical Foundation, and it was broadcast live. The really good news is that the library has made available on YouTube the recordings of all … Continue reading
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Illinois library provides list of newly released genealogy webinars
The Fountaindale Public Library in Bolingbrook, Illinois has provided a list of several genealogy webinars that are available to watch for free. These days, with all the online learning opportunities, it’s become easier to improve our genealogy research skills and … Continue reading
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MyHeritage acquires Legacy Family Tree — and offers a half-price sale
MyHeritage announced yesterday it has acquired Millennia Corporation, makers of the Legacy Family Tree genealogy desktop software and Legacy Family Tree Webinars. This is MyHeritage’s ninth acquisition. The acquisition is expected to provide resources and technologies to advance and expand Legacy’s … Continue reading
Legacy’s Irish genealogy series expanded to 12 classes
You can watch a twelve-class series of Irish genealogy webinars taught by the Irish genealogy guru John Grenham by signing up for a monthly Legacy Family Tree subscription for about $14.00 Canadian or $9.95 US. The classes introduce you to … Continue reading
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More than 10 hours of Irish genealogy workshop available on YouTube
If you missed watching the live streaming of the Ulster Historical Foundation’s two-day Irish genealogy workshop this week, you still have 90 days to watch it on YouTube, thanks to the hosts, the Fountaindale District and the Plainfield Public Library District … Continue reading
Researching Scottish criminals, lunatics and paupers
Canadian genealogist Christine Woodcock has offered her one-hour webinar, Criminals, Lunatics and Paupers: Finding Your Inmate Ancestors in the Scottish Records, for free on her YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-FxhDkb6XU
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Legacy Family Tree’s 2017 webinar line-up
Judging by Legacy Family Tree’s line-up of upcoming webinars, there will be no lack of genealogy learning opportunities in 2017. Starting in January, Legacy will offer six and seven webinars every month of the year for a total of 76 … Continue reading
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Webinar — Learn how to add metadata to your digital photos
If you have digital photos on your computer, you should watch Thomas MacEntee’s webinar that will be presented this evening at 8:00 p.m. Eastern time. His free webinar, Metadata for Digital Images, is hosted by the Florida State Genealogical Society. … Continue reading
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TNA webinars this summer
On The GENES Blog, Chris Paton has listed several free upcoming talks and webinars offered by The National Archives. Here are the four webinars. Click on the titles for more information and to register. Wednesday, July 27, 1:00 pm Eastern … Continue reading
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