The 102 who got on the Mayflower are famous. But what about those who didn’t make it on to the ship for that fateful voyage? This is the little-known backstory of the heroes who allowed the Pilgrims the freedom to travel. Those who were imprisoned, leaders who were needed by the flock who couldn’t go and even those who were afraid of taking the trip. These unsung heroes allowed the famous pilgrims to have their spotlight in history. Now we turn the spotlight on them. Presented by Lori Coffey.
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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.
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Wednesday, 12 Jun 2024, 1:00 PM
Census Tracking |
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Probably the fundamental way of using the US Federal Census is to track ancestors from one census year to the next. In that process we seek to uncover relationships and lost or heretofore unknown ancestors. This class shows a strategy on how to do that, using an actual family as an example. In addition, it also shows how to uncover hints on using resources outside of the census itself. 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.
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Saturday, 15 Jun at 11:00 AM
Artificial Intelligence in Genealogy |
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| Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning are revolutionizing family history research. This comprehensive and forward-looking discussion will delve into the evolution and current state of AI in genealogy, tracing its journey from its early developments to its recent revolutionary impact, to today, and beyond. We will explore how the fascinating interplay of genealogy, technology, and language are changing genealogical research and analysis. Gain insights into both the triumphs and challenges as AI integrates into genealogy including practical applications and ethical considerations. What are the exciting prospects of new AI tools for specialized tasks in genealogy?! Get ready to explore how we got here and where we're headed in the dynamic world of AI genealogy. Presented by Steve Little. |
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This will be a hybrid meeting held in-person in the Jenkins Room and online via Zoom. Registration is only required for Zoom attendees. Register using the button at the right. |
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