#Genealogists at @OGSconf2024, did you know our research guides can help take your #familyhistory research to new heights? Access the guides today to start navigating some of the most useful records for tracing your ancestors in Ontario: https://t.co/H2O5kSHo4B
Test your genealogy knowledge as host Michael Nettleton quizzes contestants Chris Paton, Janice Nickerson and Mags Gaulden in Genealogy "Jeoparty”, supported by the Association of Professional Genealogists @APGgenealogy and its newly constituted Canada Chapter. Friday at 8:45 pm.
Looking forward to @OGSconf2024, our Friday workshop “Genetic AI: Methods for Automated Intelligence using CMA and AASK” — and bringing folks up to speed on the wonderful world of Bioinformatic Expert Systems!
AASK and you shall receive! 😆
Another bonus presentation! Join @AngBreidenbach Executive Director of @GeneaStudies on a tour of genealogical education past, present and future.
This presentation, on Friday June 14 at 4:15 pm, is open to all.
https://t.co/XaojGJdUSO
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Bonus lunchtime presentation! Join expert genealogist Daniel Horowitz @MyHChiefGen as he brings us up to date on What’s new at @MyHeritage This presentation on Friday June 14 at 12:30 pm is open to all.
https://t.co/XaojGJesIm
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@VividPixFix headlines the exhibitors at our Conference Marketplace this year. Make sure you stop by the Vivid-Pix display for tips, demos and training. Plus, feel free to bring your damaged and disreputable photos with you!
Marketplace opens Friday June 14, 11:45 am.
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Missed the registration deadline for in-person attendance? Due to popular demand, we're now accepting limited walk-in registration (full Conference weekend or single days only). Pre-register online now or just show up and register on the spot.
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We're looking forward to Jane's presentation Telling the Story of John W. Kerr, Fisheries Overseer, June 16 at 11 am. https://t.co/Lu1HkW1bRn
#genealogy @wherethestory
Registration for the in-person Conference weekend has now closed but there's still time to sign up for AI and Genealogy Day on June 13 (in person or livestream) or our special Virtual Bundle. Click here to find out more and register: https://t.co/Nw77H8b0Wm #genealogy
Time's running out! Online registration for in-person attendance for Conference 2024 closes June 1. Don't miss this opportunity to attend Canada’s largest genealogical event. Come for a workshop or tour, come for a day, or come for the whole weekend.
https://t.co/XaojGJdUSO
Ready to transform your research into an engaging narrative? Join the Armchair Genealogist Lynn Palermo @LynnPal for From Research to Story: A Comprehensive Writing Workshop on Family History Narratives. Choose a morning or afternoon session on June 14.
https://t.co/wyj2g96FKi
The construction of canals was an important development in the 19th century. Join Pamela Vittorio for Tracing Ancestors from NY to Canada on North American Canals, June 14 at 9 am. Learn about records and routes in this hands on workshop:
https://t.co/wyj2g96FKi
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If you've never used a timeline in your genealogical research you'll want to attend @JaniceNickerson 's workshop Creating a Family History Timeline, June 14 at 1:30 pm. Add another skill to your genealogical toolbox!
https://t.co/wyj2g97dzQ
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Dave Obee has a insider's knowledge about newspapers. He'll share his expertise at his workshop A Fresh Light on Old Newspapers. Learn how to achieve the best results from researching in newspapers in this two hour workshop, June 14 at 9 am:
https://t.co/wyj2g96FKi
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Maps are an essential tool in genealogical research. If you'd like to learn how to creatively and effectively use maps join James F.S. Thomson on June 14 at 1:30 pm for Mapping for 21st Century Genealogists. Still time to register! Learn more: https://t.co/wyj2g97dzQ #genealogy