ROOT CELLAR Sacramento Genealogical Society - Syllabus 2006 - 2019

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Offered are handouts for
ROOT CELLAR Sacramento Genealogical Society - Syllabus 2006 - 2019.
Thirteen (13) years. These are the original handouts, provided by the speaker and the Root Cellar Genealogical Society, for the seminars listed below and pictured. They are in very good+ condition, mostly unmarked, but may have some random notes. They are contained in folders.
2006 - John Colletta - 1) Passenger Arrival Records: 1820-1957; 2) Naturalization Records: Advanced Problem Solving; 3) Lesser-Used Federal Records: A Sampling for Fresh Research Ideas; 4) The Library of Congress: An Introduction & Overview.
2007 - Paula Stuart-Warren - 1) The WPA Era: What It Created for Genealogists; 2) Tho' They Were Poor, They May Have Been Rich in Records; 3) Untrod Ground: Sources You May Not Have Encountered; 4) Major Midwestern Archives & their Records
2008 - Geoff Rasmussen - 1) Timelines and Chronologies: Secrets of Genealogical Success; 2) Genealogist's Guide to Working with Digital Images; 3) Insider's Guide to Legacy Family Tree: Tips and Tricks; 4) Research Guidance: GenSmarts, Family Search & Legacy
2009 - Geoff Rasmussen - 1) Mapping Your Ancestors: Using the Latest Software and the Internet; 2) Sharing Genealogy Electronically: Publishing to CD/DVD, and the Internet; 3) 12 Step Checklist to Using Your Genealogy Computer Program; 4) Using Legacy Family Tree to Get Your Family excited about Genealogy
2010 - Daniel M. Lynch - 1) Introduction to Google for Genealogists; 2) Using Google Books for Genealogical Research; 3) Google News Archives, & Google Alerts; 4) Google Images, Video & Other Tools
2011 - Geoff Rasmussen - 1) Market Your Ancestors Using Queries, Message Boards, Mailing Lists, and Social Networking; 2) Sources and Citations for Dummies and Non-Dummies; 3) Even More Genealogy Technology; 4) Improving Your Use of FamilySearch: Data Cleanup Strategies
2012 - George G. Morgan - 1) The Genealogist as CSI; 2) Push and Pull: The Reasons for Migration; 3) Sidestep Genealogy; 4) Bring 'Em Back to Life: Developing an Ancestor Profile
2013 - Thomas MacEntee - 1) Social Networking - New Horizons for Genealogists; 2) Building a Research Toolbox; 3) Researching the Internet Archive; 4) You Use WHAT For Your Genealogy? Wonderful Uses for Unusual Tools.
2014 - Geoff Rasmussen - 1) Timelines and Chronologies: Secrets of Genealogical Success; 2) Googling Around with Google and Other Fun Technology; 3) The Latest in Digital Imaging for Genealogists; 4) What's New in Legacy 8.
2015 - D. Joshua Taylor - 1) Hidden Gems: Materials in Digital Libraries for Family History; 2) New Tools and Ideas in Research; 3) On and Off the Net: Locality Searching; 4) The Modern Genealogist: Timesaving Tips for Every Genealogist.
2016 - Cyndi Ingle - 1) A Guided Tour of Cyndi's List 2.0; 2) Unappreciated Treasures: Libraries, Archives & Digital Collections; 3) The Internet: Lower Your Expectations to Raise Your Research Potential; 4) Building a Digital Research Plan
2017 - Judy G. Russell - 1) Dowered or Bound Out (Records of Widows & Orphans); The Fair Court (Chancery Court); No Person Shall..Gallop Horses in the Streets (Court Records); 4) After the Courthouse Burns (Using DNA)
2019 - Lisa Louise Cooke - 1) Google Search Strategies for Common Surnames; 2) Time Travel with Google Earch or How to Excite your Non-Genealogist Relatives; 3) How to Use Evernote for Genealogy: Note Taking Strategy & Power of the Cloud; 4) BONUS: Podcast Set-up DIY
The collection will be shipped via USPS Media Mail. International shipping via ebay global requires additional postage.
Approximate shipping weight 8 pounds.