Showing posts with label Colorado Genealogical Society. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado Genealogical Society. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 15, 2021

Centuries of Censuses: What Census Instructions Can Teach Us

 Don't you hate it when work or life gets in the way of your genealogy? Happens way more than I like. So this is quick. This Saturday, 18 September 2021 at 9:30 a.m. MDT, the Colorado Genealogical Society will present Sylvia Tracy-Doolos on the topic "Centuries of Censuses: What Census Instructions Can Teach Us". More information and a link to sign up for the Zoom webinar can be found at:

https://cogensoc.us/programs.php#program

Friday, April 30, 2021

A Weekend of Webinars

 It's always nice to get more information to use while searching ancestors. Last weekend, the Colorado Genealogical Society hosted two sessions with the delightful Crista Cowan about Ancestry DNA and Searching on Ancestry. Both sessions were informative with Crista giving us her tips and hacks on making the search process easier and getting more results from her methods, along with making connections and more hints from Ancestry DNA.

Tomorrow I'm attending the "every-so-often" meeting of the Colorado Czech/Slovak/Rusyn Genealogical Society where we will learn from Kevin Hurbanis, President of CGSI. He will speak on sources available at the CGSI website.

The rest of the week I was babysitting my new granddaughter - so nothing new to report on researching. No complaints there.