“Becoming an Intermediate,” presented by Lois Mackin, PhD.
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Genealogy at the Library
“Maiden Names and Where to Find Them,” presented by Paula Stuart-Warren.
Genealogy at the Library
“Beginning German Research,” presented by Kim Ashford.
Norwegian Vikings in Greenland and North America
An experienced genealogist, translator, and author, Ole-Bjørn Tobiassen was born in Bergen, Norway and now lives in Hammond, WI. His book, “Thorhilde the Viking Queen,” covers the first migration to America through Iceland and Greenland. This presentation focuses on the historical research for the book. Register online or at the front desk.
Genealogy at the Library
“Genealogy & the Internet: Make It Work For You.” Searching for family history online has never been easier; learn what is and is not available, how to access it, and how to make it work for you. Did you know that you can get a variety of results using different search engines? The lecture includes the… Read more »
Genealogy at the Library
“A Case Study in Genealogic Problem Solving,” presented by Shirleen Hoffman.
Genealogy at the Library
“Major Midwestern Archives & Their Records.” Presented by Paula Stuart-Warren. This lecture will highlight some major Midwestern archives and their holdings, finding aids, websites, special indexes, and available assistance for those not visiting in-person. An overview of each state archive will be covered, but some will be covered in greater detail. For the ones covered… Read more »
Genealogy at the Library
“Now That You’ve Tested.” Presented by Lois Mackin, PhD.
Genealogy at the Library
“A Century After the Flu Pandemic,” presented by Professor Kurt Leichtle. The presentation will be followed by a meeting of the Genealogy Club. Everyone welcome.
Genealogy at the Library
“Exploring Family Search,” presented by Lois Mackin, PhD.