Learn how to interpret your DNA test results, and apply those results to your current family history research. Join our casual group as we research and learn together. Presented by Denise Manning and Susan Luce.
This will be an online meeting only. Register for the meeting via Zoom using the button at the right.
They were the young men of the Civilian Conservation Corps far from home in the nation's publicly owned forests and parks. Earning money to send back to their needy families, they contributed to the renewal and beautification of the country. First, we explain the history that led to the need for this mammoth government project and what was accomplished. And then we’ll show you the records and how you can find your own CCCer. Presented by Lori Coffey.
This will be a hybrid meeting in the Local History Room at Largo Library for in-person attendees and online via Zoom. Register using the button at the right if you are attending online via Zoom.
Whether you bring your family or attend alone, this is a great way to introduce genealogy into your family and learn the foundations of collecting family history. This easy, step-by-step training will bring history alive. We will show you that collecting historical facts about real family members is exciting, as we work on a fun project to Find Franklin! All participants will start on their own family tree at the event. Training includes a useful notebook. Starts at 10 AM. Presented by Sue Styx.
This will be a hybrid meeting in the Local History Room at Largo Library for in-person attendees and online via Zoom. Register using the button at the right if you are attending online via Zoom.
An introduction on the content of proper source citations. Using modern genealogy programs to enter citations will also be covered (Roots Magic, and Family Tree Maker will be addressed). Presented by Jean Roberson.
This will be a hybrid meeting held in-person in the Local History Room and online via Zoom. Registration is only required for Zoom attendees. Register using the button at the right.
By looking at DNA test results through the lens of one of the most popular testing companies, class participants will be able to apply what they have learned in Basics I and II to their understanding of their own test results at Ancestry.com. This class reviews the tools and resources available through Ancestry DNA. While Basics I & II are recommended, they are not required prior to taking this class. Presented by Denise Manning and Susan Luce.
This will be an online meeting via Zoom only. Register using the button at the right.
This is a working group that will apply the processes and concepts presented in Research Like a Pro with DNA, a book by Diana Elder, Nicole Dyer and Robin Wirthlin. Each month, starting in June 2024, we will review one chapter of the book and apply its concepts to one of our own research questions. Working together, we will analyze our DNA matches, conduct traditional genealogy and document and share our findings. Coming in late will be difficult so, if you are interested, it is important to attend the first couple of meetings. Presented by Denise Manning and Susan Luce.
This will be an online meeting via Zoom only. Register using the button at the right.
