So much informat
ion and so little time! Religious records are another document group that sometimes seems complicated to search out and access. This presentation includes an overview with specific examples of why we want to look for religious records, what sorts of records might be found, who might be included in them, and where to look on-line and off-line for these documents. This presentation hopes to simplify the religious records search experience.
Forgotten Treasures in the Texas Courthouse: Discovering the Miscellaneous Records
Are you looking for context and documentation? Do you have an ancestor that seems to have slipped between the cracks? Then these Texas gems hidden away in our county courthouses may hold an answer for you. This presentation features 2 touching stories of Texans, and also abundant examples of useful assorted documents found within Miscellaneous records.
I’ve Got My Ancestry DNA Report: Evaluating My Test Results For Connections (Intermediate
This presentation takes 
understanding the DNA report to the next level. We will touch on the Ancestry DNA Ethnicity Report, but more importantly, we will calculate found matches, evaluate the degree of relationship, and compare DNA from Matches, ThruLines, and Parent1 and Parent2. This course is geared for those who are beyond beginner level and looking to build a greater knowledge of the power of genetics in genealogy.
Incorporating Multiple Sites in Our Research
While Ancestry 
and FamilySearch provide amazing genealogical research experiences in and of themselves, there are many, many, many other sites to turn to for information. Learn and enjoy the Triple Whammy process that has brought so much success to my own and others’ research.
My Family History Keynote Address
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