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June 6, 2024 7:00 pm ET – sponsored by the Genetic Genealogy Special Interest Group This presentation looks at the potential of the most powerful Y-DNA test from the perspective of the genealogist, not the scientist. Y-DNA testing is narrow, but deep. It focuses on a single line of descent, the Y-chromosome that follows the…
April 18, 2024 at 7:00 pm ET – sponsored by the Genetic Genealogy Special Interest Group This presentation will provide ten tips and a method to organize your Genetic Genealogy DNA research using the ‘DNA Research Binder’. By working your way through the tips and the process of creating your own DNA Research Binder, you…
May 23, 2024 7:00 pm ET sponsored by the Waterloo Branch and co-hosted with the Wellington Branch Edwin (Ed) Taylor was the only grandparent Art Taylor ever knew. Art attributes several of his own interests to his maternal grandfather. While studying various documents, letters, postcards, greeting cards, photo prints, and several formats of negatives, including…
June 20, 2024 7:00 pm ET – sponsored by the British Home Children Special Interest Group This webinar with slides will be similar to the presentation already on the NOTL Museum website which discusses the contributions of Ms Maria Rye and the Church of England Waifs and Strays Society between 1868 and 1914, during which…
Speaker Colleen L’Abbé will help you find upcoming events, exclusive members’ only & public resources, the eStore, research materials, and more. The new Society Website was launched in the Fall of 2023 and offers a wealth of family history content. Work is ongoing to provide easier access to updated and new resources and to keep…
My Irish family came to Canada in 1841 to a small town in Quebec. My family did not speak French and they were not Roman Catholic, so why Quebec? To figure this out I began a One Place Study. I wanted to know if there was other family who came before or after, as well…
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