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Saturday, August 15
Family Tree Maker SIG - MEMBERS ONLY (SIGs)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm To Be Announced
If you are an FTM user (PC and Mac) and interested in exploring all the features of this software program, please join us. FTM users of all levels are welcome to attend any of our lively, hands-on learning sessions. |
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Saturday, August 15
PCGS General Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm To Be Announced
Class: Mobile Apps for Genealogists
An overview of helpful genealogy and family history mobile apps from FamilySearch, Ancestry, and others.
Speaker: Bob Black
Bob Black retired in 2015 after a 38-year career in healthcare human resources. He has been volunteering at the Family History Center since 2011 and served as Director from 2014 until early 2019. He currently serves on the PCGS Steering Committee. He has a bachelor's and master's degree from Brigham Young University.
Program: Becoming Americans
This class is a general overview of the immigration records available that help us piece together how, when, and why our immigrant ancestors came to America. We will discuss passenger lists, alien registration files, naturalization records, as well as many other records and where to find them.
Speaker: Joey Caccarozzo
Joey L. Caccarozzo is a federal trial attorney by day and a speaker and researcher on nights and weekends with a focus in DNA, Italian, Louisiana, Slovak, and Ukrainian studies. She completed the Advanced Italian Genealogy course at the Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh in 2019 and her Italian and Eastern European genealogy certificates through the National Institute of Genealogy Studies in 2020. Joey is the speaker coordinator for the Pima County Genealogy Society and a member of its steering and programming committees. |
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Saturday, August 29
DNA SIG - MEMBERS ONLY (SIGs)
9:30 am to 11:30 am Zoom meeting; PCGS members will receive link via email
Get answers to your DNA questions, guidance on interpreting your results and updates on what's new in DNA testing. |
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Saturday, September 19
Family Tree Maker SIG - MEMBERS ONLY (SIGs)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm To Be Announced
If you are an FTM user (PC and Mac) and interested in exploring all the features of this software program, please join us. FTM users of all levels are welcome to attend any of our lively, hands-on learning sessions. |
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Saturday, September 19
PCGS General Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm To Be Announced
Class: Library of Congress Resources
Discover what resources are available through the Library of Congress to aid you in your genealogical research. Topics of discussion will include the available records and how to access them, both remotely and at the Library. In addition, we will discuss how your personal research can be submitted to the Library for storage and reference. We will discuss the types of personal genealogies that can be submitted to the Library and how to do it.
Speaker: April Hale
April Hale is a genealogist with a passion for knowledge and a love for her family, both past and present. She is a middle-school history teacher who loves to find ways to integrate genealogy into her classroom. She is currently working on her master's degree in history.
Program: World War I Genealogy–Where Do I Start?
Start your journey towards learning more about your family’s connection to the war to end all wars. Using a fail-proof method of record gathering, you can begin to construct a large amount of information even if your ancestor’s official military records were destroyed in the NRPC fire. With thousands of resources available online, traditional archives, and in specialized museums, you'll be on your way to tracing your ancestor's Great War experience quickly and confidently.
Speaker: Debra Dudek
Debra M. Dudek is Head of Adult and Teen Services at the Fountaindale Public Library District in Bolingbrook, IL. Ms. Dudek specializes in British genealogy, World War I research, and emerging technology topics. An alumna of Olivet College (Olivet, Michigan) and the University of Strathclyde (Glasgow, Scotland). Ms. Dudek holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, a Masters in Information and Library Studies, and a Post Graduate Certificate in Genealogical, Palaeographic & Heraldic Studies.
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Saturday, October 3
RootsMagic SIG - MEMBERS ONLY (SIGs)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm To Be Announced
RootsMagic software users' general meeting to further their knowledge and share their expertise of the software. Bring your questions to be answered and problems to be solved. |
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Friday, October 16 through Saturday, October 17
2020 Workshop & Seminar with Photo Expert Maureen Taylor (Workshops/Seminars)
Truly Nolen Leadership Training Center, 436 S. Williams Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85711
Friday Workshop Title: Albums: Identification, Preservation, Sharing
Saturday Seminar Topics:
Lectures: Civil War Photo Clues
Who's Little Joe? Photo Detecting 101
7 Clues in a Box of Snapshots and 20th Century Images
Registration and details will be published on our website as soon as they are available.
SAVE THE DATE!! |
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Saturday, October 17
PCGS General Meeting - NO MEETING THIS MONTH (Monthly Meetings)
In lieu of our regular monthly meeting, we will be holding our semi-annual seminar with Maureen Taylor the Photo Detective. Please check our seminar page for details as we draw closer to the event. |
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Saturday, November 21
Family Tree Maker SIG - MEMBERS ONLY (SIGs)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm To Be Announced
If you are an FTM user (PC and Mac) and interested in exploring all the features of this software program, please join us. FTM users of all levels are welcome to attend any of our lively, hands-on learning sessions. |
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Saturday, November 21
PCGS General Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm To Be Announced
Class: Can I Use DAR.org?
DAR.org is a great genealogical resource. Karen will give an overview of what it offers and how to use it. We will look at the DAR library, several databases, card catalog and bible records. With over 1 million members' applications, there is an abundance of information available to all.
Speaker: Karen Winchester
Raised in Iowa, married an Air Force man, Karen Winchester has lived in six states and in Panama Canal. She has lived in Tucson for 30 plus years. She has a BS degree from the University of Phoenix in Business Administration. Karen has followed in the steps of her mother and grandmother in researching her family. She started in the 70’s helping her mom in libraries. Taking a break to raise a family, she recently returned to her quest. Due to her mother’s support, she has been a DAR member for over 30 years; her mother joined in 1979, and grandmother in 1972. Today Karen is the registrar for the Tucson Chapter of the DAR. She wants to share the resources of the DAR that are open to the public via on-line, to help you further your research and hopefully find a Revolutionary patriot and perhaps to a Mayflower passenger.
Program: Recording an Oral History: The Big Ten Blunders
Former newspaper journalist Kristin Delaplane has been conducting oral histories since 1991. She received her training at UC Berkeley and is a Certified Oral Historian. In this talk she will cover the ten most common mistakes and give tips on conducting oral histories that will bring out the most information from the interviewee.
Speaker: Kristin Delaplane
Kristin helps people capture their family or company stories through video oral history interviews and historical and genealogy research. Many clients have her craft a storyline to be published in a custom-bound book. From the great American landscape her clients have included notable American families and celebrities, including Best Actor Oscar winners and a Kennedy Center Honoree. A former journalist with the San Francisco Chronicle, Kristin has published several books, was active as a museum oral historian, and wrote a history column for several years. |
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Saturday, December 5
RootsMagic SIG - MEMBERS ONLY (SIGs)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm To Be Announced
RootsMagic software users' general meeting to further their knowledge and share their expertise of the software. Bring your questions to be answered and problems to be solved. |
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Saturday, December 19
PCGS General Meeting - NO MEETING THIS MONTH (Monthly Meetings)
Happy Holidays! Please join us on January 16, 2021, for our first meeting of the new year!
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