Year |
Venue |
Speakers |
Topics |
2016 |
UBGCC |
Gary Zimmerman |
Emigraion and Immigration and the factors generating such actions.
Historical events affecting the timing and volume of immigrants
to North America. |
2013 |
UBGCC |
Karen Krugman |
Chasing Your Elusive Ancestor On the Internet;
So Your Female Ancestor Has No Surname?;
Researching There When You Are Here;
S.T.U.M.B.L.E. My Favorite Way To Find Ancestors. |
2011 |
Clinton
Progresive
Hall |
Stephen Morrison |
Peopling the British Isles - Genetic Origins of
Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England;
Detours Around - Irish Roadblocks & Stone Walls;
Irish Research Trip - Belfast, Dublin or Salt Lake City?
Irish Roots - Jeopardy;
Free Friday Night Session: Outlaw Genealogy. |
2010 |
UBGCC |
Steve Morse |
One-Step Webpages: A Potpourri of Genealogical
Search Tools.
A Hodgepodge of Lesser-Known Gems.
From DNA to Genetic Genealogy:Everything you wanted to know but were
afraid to ask.
Phonetic Matching: An alternative to Soundex with Fewer False Hits. |
2008 |
UBGCC |
Colleen Fitzpatrick |
CSI Meets Roots/ The DNA Detective;
You Will Never Look at Your Old Photo's the Same Way Again!;
The Database Detective;
Forensic Genealogy - Connections, Connections. |
2006 |
UBGCC |
Christine Rose |
The Evidence Conflicts - What Shall I Do?;
"Solving" the Problem Onsite in 25 Hours or Less!;
Transcribing and Abstracting: The Technique and Legalese;
Avoid the Crooked Path! Genealogical Problem Solving. |
2004 |
UBGCC |
Hank Z. Jones |
Tracing the Origins of Early 18th Century
Palatine & Other Imigrants;
When the Sources are Wrong;
How Psychic Roots Became an 'Unsolved Mystery';
Family Tradition: How to Separate Fact from Fiction in Genealogical
Research. |
2003 |
China City
Restaurant |
Gerald and Connie Lenzen |
Exploring Your Roots in the US Court House;
The Taxing Details: Tax Records for Genealogists;
Footprints of our Wanderers (America to Germany);
Probate Research: Where there is a Will |
2000 |
Baby Island Saratoga Club |
Arlene H. Eakle, Ph. D. |
Basic Genealogy Research;
How to Find Birth, Marriage, and Death Records Prior to 1900;
United States Land and Tax Records;
Arm Chair Genealogical Research |