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April Webinar | Solving Your Picture Problems | Allyson Maughan
Pictures tell a brilliant story about our ancestors. But what do we do when pictures have problems! No writing on the back? Too many conflicting names and dates? Unfamiliar faces? Come learn the antidote to these dilemmas and finally use those pictures in your research. Key Learning Objectives: 1. Why would you use pictures in…
August Webinar | The Top 5 Websites You Need to Know About | Natalie Bodle
Recent years has seen an explosion of Irish records made available online. This webinar is a romp through the top 5 websites where you will find information on your Irish ancestors. Best of all, they are all free! This is ideal if you are at the start of your Irish ancestral research and will give you a…
September Webinar | FNMI: The Indigenous Peoples of Canada | Lianne Kruger
FNMI is an acronym used in Canada to identify the three Indigenous peoples of Canada: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit. This informative talk will delve into the unique histories and cultures of each group, shedding light on their diverse backgrounds. Along with history, it is essential to understand names and terminology to understand records, and…
May Webinar | Power and Politics of Colonization: The Canada Company | Christine Woodcock
The Highland Society of London was founded in 1778 by Highland gentlemen resident in London. Within a year of its foundation, its members had come to include a number of very notable Scots. As Scots emigrated to the colonies, so, too, did the influence of the HSL. Many of the men who were involved with the…
July Webinar | Permissions Made Simple: Copyright for Family Historians | Andrea Lister
***NEW DATE – Thursday, July 9th at 7pm EDT Are you worried that you have given your family story away when you sign up for online services? Do you want to share your family history in a book or on a website or in a YouTube video or social media? Do you want to use…
December Webinar | How Religion in Norway Affected Our Ancestors | Eleanor Brinsko
Christianity played an important role in the everyday life of our Norwegian ancestors and some of the oldest religious buildings in all of Europe can be found in Norway. Christianity, along with Judaism, Mormonism, and the Asa religion, are going to be explored in this presentation as we look into how religion shaped the daily…
