This course is intended for the new genealogist or those that are re-starting after a long absence and wish to learn how to conduct genealogical research in the most efficient way. At the end of this 10-session course, students will come away knowing how to organize and record their research, conduct efficient research on the internet, where to find vital records and their substitutes when they are unavailable, and conduct research in census, church, cemetery, and other records. Registration link coming soon. Contact help@azpimagensoc.org for more information.

 

Get answers to your DNA questions, guidance on interpreting your results and updates on what's new in DNA testing.

 

This course is intended for the new genealogist or those that are re-starting after a long absence and wish to learn how to conduct genealogical research in the most efficient way. At the end of this 10-session course, students will come away knowing how to organize and record their research, conduct efficient research on the internet, where to find vital records and their substitutes when they are unavailable, and conduct research in census, church, cemetery, and other records. Registration link coming soon. Contact help@azpimagensoc.org for more information.

 

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.

Sandy Chan will present "A History of Tucson's Chinese Community"

 

 

 

 

Amy Urman will present "Courting: Records of the Court and how to find them."

 

 

 

The Meeting Host is Nicole Dyer. (Thank you)

 

 

This course is intended for the new genealogist or those that are re-starting after a long absence and wish to learn how to conduct genealogical research in the most efficient way. At the end of this 10-session course, students will come away knowing how to organize and record their research, conduct efficient research on the internet, where to find vital records and their substitutes when they are unavailable, and conduct research in census, church, cemetery, and other records. Registration link coming soon. Contact help@azpimagensoc.org for more information.

 

Get answers to your DNA questions, guidance on interpreting your results and updates on what's new in DNA testing.

 

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.

Gena Philibert-Ortega will present "Fabric, Cigars and Murder"

 

 

Gena Philibert-Ortega will present "WPA: Sources for your Genealogy."

 

 

The Meeting Host is Joey Caccarozzo. (Thank you)

 

 

Get answers to your DNA questions, guidance on interpreting your results and updates on what's new in DNA testing.

 

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.

Leslie Carney will present "The Basics of Reading Latin"

 

 

Deb Kabinier will present "Conducting Church Record Research"

 

 

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.

Sherri Hessick will present " Countdown to the 1950 Census".  According to the "72-Year Rule," the National Archives releases census records to the general public 72 years after Census Day. The 1950 census records will be released in April 2022. Sherri will give us a quick peek of what to expect on the 1950 census and some tips on how to prepare for its release.

 

 

Thomas Macentee will present " Mysterious death of Anna T McPhillips: Case Study"

 

 

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.

Joey Caccarozzo will present 1700s French Colonial in Louisiana, no women. France sent prostitutes and jail.

 

 

Christine Cohen will present "Cousin Baiting and Cousin Stalking

 

 

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.

April Hale will present "TBD"

 

Moreen Ferdie will present "Eastern European"

 

James Beidler will present "German Research Online".  Searching for German-speaking ancestors is undergoing a paradigm shift in which the resources of Ancestry, FamilySearch and European-based Genealogy.net are all major players and German church records are being digitized. Learn about the many websites that can help you break down brick walls and find the villages of origin for your ancestors!

 

James Beidler will present " Contrasting German Migrations: 18th Century vs. 19th Century Waves".  The 1700s Pennsylvania Germans were a different breed than the German Americans who immigrated in the 1800s. This presentation shows the differences in geography, economic class, religion, and aspirations of – as well as sources about – the two great waves of German immigration.

 

 

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.

Bob Black will present an APP on "TBD"