Megan Heyl will present. Research is not quite as simple as going to the Library to find information that you seek. This presentation covers items you may not think about until you realize that your research trip would be more successful, or even more comfortable, with them.

Grace Wilfong presents Canadian Research. Learn about unique aspects of Canadian research including Home Children, the Privinces of Canada and Canadian Census records.

Presented by Roz Kelly.

FGS members will host a panel discussion on their DNA research.

Presented by Dan Earl. Often times researchers fall into the ‘gathering information’ phase of genealogical investigation compiling dozens of census records, vital records, and other documents about their ancestors without pausing to examine what all of those documents mean. This lecture provides researchers with a method for placing documents into a historical context and to help create the story of their family. Learn how to use new web-based technology to create and use timelines to help them take the next step in their research.

Join us for a fun night where we have the genealogical answers and you have to come up with the questions. This will be a great way to socialize with fellow members as well as expand your genealogical knowledge!