Heritage Quest Research Library – Beginning Your Family History

Stillaquamish Valley Genealogical Society Researching New England Town Records: A Case Study Presentation – Researching New England and Town Records: A Case Study followed by our Monthly Meeting (This presentation and meeting will not be available via Zoom) Tuesday, September 12th 1:00 pm SVGS Library 6111 188 PL NE, Arlington, WA You are invited to the presentation…

Kathryn Devine (she/her),Reference/Genealogy Librarian Washington State Library | Office of the Secretary of State I’m sending out this survey regarding interest in potential Digital Genealogy Options from the Washington State Library. Feel free to forward the link to anyone interested in Washington State Library genealogy services. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DigitalGenealogy. The survey will be available through August 15.

Saturday, March 11th at 10:00 the Genealogical Society of Clallam County will meet.  Steven Morrison, a professional genealogist who is known for his wonderful presentations throughout the Northwest will present a talk entitled, WESTERN OVERLAND TRAILS – Following the Seven Ts    He will discuss seven major trails from the Midwest to the West in…

As we just announced in our RootsTech keynote address, I’m pleased to introduce LiveStory: an incredible new feature that allows you to create animated videos of your ancestors telling their life stories. This feature was developed using AI technology pioneered by D-ID, the company that helped us bring you Deep Nostalgia™ last year. Here’s a short and fun…

Saturday, November 12   10:00 am-noon Diane Henriks  Finding Descendants in your Family Tree The featured speaker for the November Society meeting of the Clallam County Genealogical Society will be Diane Henriks. Her topic is Finding Descendants in your Family Tree.  She will describe the process of ‘fanning out’ to find descendants in a family, both living and past,…

by Donna Phillips At the 2015 Washington State Genealogical Society conference in Ellensburg, David Rencher was the primary speaker. His talk, Framing the Problem, was so excellent that I often think back upon and ponder the truth he presented. David began his talk with this question:  “Have you a tough genealogy problem? Worried you won’t solve it…