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Webtember 2022 at Legacy Family Tree Webinars: All Genealogy. All September Long.

September is just around the corner, and there’s never been a better time to send yourself “back to school” and take your genealogy skills up a level: Legacy Family Tree Webinars is hosting the third annual Webtember, a free, month-long online genealogy conference!

Every Friday in September, Legacy Family Tree Webinars will host multiple live and pre-recorded webinars with expert speakers on a wide variety of family history topics. A total of 31 webinars will take place, and they’ll all be available to view for free until the end of the month.

Our own Myko Clelland, Director of Content in Europe at MyHeritage, will be speaking about tracing migrating ancestors; Emmanuel Condamine, COO of Filae, will provide an introduction to this extremely valuable French platform we acquired last year; and many, many more fascinating sessions sure to be of interest to MyHeritage fans are in the lineup. You can register for just one session, several, or all of them — completely free.

Click here to register for the sessions that interest you!

You can find the full schedule of sessions below:

Date Time (Eastern U.S.) Live/Pre-recorded Speaker Title
Sep 2 10:15 A.M. Live Lisa Alzo 10 Best Self-Publishing Tips for Family Historians
11:30 A.M. Live Dave Obee Changing Places, Changing Borders: Overcoming Geographic Challenges
12:45 P.M. Live Myko Clelland Tracing Migrating Ancestors: Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How
2:00 P.M. Live Sharon Batiste Gillins and Cheri Hudson Passey Descendants of the Enslaved and Enslavers — Working Together to Discover Family
Pre-recorded Elizabeth M. O’Neal What You Can Learn from Lineage Societies… Without Being a Member!
Pre-recorded Suzanne Russo Adams Italian Civil Marriage Supplements
Sep 9 10:15 A.M. Live Michael L. Strauss Delivering the Mail: Records of the United States Post Office
11:30 A.M. Live J. Mark Lowe What’s Next When You Are Told Those Records Were “Burnt Up”
12:45 P.M. Live Emmanuel Condamine An Introduction to Filae: the Largest Source of French Archives
2:00 P.M. Live Paul Milner Understanding and Using Scottish Kirk Session Records
Pre-recorded Grant Din Settlers in California’s Sacramento Delta — History and Resources
Pre-recorded Peggy Clemens Lauritzen Entering the Old Northwest Territory
Sep 16 10:15 A.M. Live James M. Beidler Germany to Pennsylvania: 18th Century Odyssey
11:30 A.M. Live Judy G. Russell Using Google Books to Find the Law
12:45 P.M. Live Randy Schoenberg The Pros and Cons of Collaboration on Geni.com
2:00 P.M. Live Colleen Greene Essential Immigration Records for Researching Your Mexican Ancestors
Pre-recorded Wayne Shepheard Famine and Family History
Pre-recorded Bruce Durie Can Americans Get a Legal Coat of Arms from Scotland?
Sep 23 10:15 A.M. Live Teri E. Flack Strategies to Jumpstart Your Research
11:30 A.M. Live Rick Sayre A Deep Dive into the Map Collections of the Library of Congress
12:45 P.M. Live Cathy Wallace Documenting Cemeteries with BillionGraves
2:00 P.M. Live Cyndi Ingle Mastering Digital Filing for Genealogists
Pre-recorded Kathy Meade Swedish-American Church Books — Great Genealogical Source!
Pre-recorded Ellen S. Kowitt Documenting Jewish Families in America: The Early Years 1654–1880
Pre-recorded Robyn Smith Fruit of the Earth: Using Deeds to Uncover Your Ancestors
Sep 30 10:15 A.M. Live Michelle Leonard The Top Ten DNA Do’s and Don’ts!
11:30 A.M. Live Janice Lovelace Separate Even in Death — Black Funerals and Cemeteries
12:45 P.M. Live Rebecca Koford Controlling Chaos: Managing a Genealogical Project
2:00 P.M. Live Diane Richard 50 Mostly “Hot off the Press” Net Sites You Want to Check Out!
Pre-recorded Shannon Green Four Keys to Creating Complete and Accurate Transcriptions (and Why You Should)
Pre-recorded Melissa Barker The Tennessee State Library and Archives: A Mega Archive for Your Tennessee Ancestors

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