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All presentations include Power-Point visuals.
Where's Grandpa? Genealogy on the Internet
Good for community groups or genealogy societies, this "beginner's" presentation demonstrates finding family history information on the Internet. It will allow the casual lay-person to go home and find at least one grandparent or great-grandparent online.
Adventures in Family History Research
For community groups, an entertaining look at the world of genealogy research, including examples of tracking down impossible-to-find ancestors.
Focusing Your Research
Are you the genealogical equivalent of a quilt maker who collects scraps of material but never makes the quilt? If so, this presentation will help you decide how to limit your research and design a project that you can complete. This session is outstanding for genealogical societies and addresses the concerns of beginning, intermediate, and advanced family historians.
Cousin-Connection Genealogy
Have you exhausted all traditional and Internet resources? Are you interested in finding photos and documents available in no library, archives, or courthouse anywhere in the world? If yes, this presentation is for you. In it, we describe how to develop descendant charts and find distant living 2nd, 3rd, or 4th cousins who may have ancestral information and materials not available in your family.
Genealogy Case Studies
We have several different "case study" presentations, geared towards Midwestern research, big-city research, and armchair, Internet-only research.
Fees are $300 per presentation plus travel and per diem costs from San Luis Obispo, California. We can do all-day seminars, and we can develop specialized presentation topics. Please contact us for details. |
