JGSMI Program

[David Goldis]

Please publicize this program.

David Goldis

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INTRODUCTION TO GENEALOGY

For the curious and not so curious to discover family roots geared to the beginner and intermediate researcher.  This PowerPoint presentation will acquaint you with the availability of various research documents.  Topics for discussion include hints on organizing and keeping track of research as well as the reliability and accuracy of documents.

Central topics include: City Directories, U.S. Census, U.S. Naturalization, Ship Manifests, WWI Draft Registrations, Social Security Death Index, Newspapers, Cemeteries, Funeral Records and Vital Records.  Each resource is accompanied with practice tips and an example.

We conclude with an overview of Internet genealogy sites, historical and authoritative treatises and joining genealogical societies as well as special interest groups [SIG] and birds of a feather [BOF].

Diane M. Freilich JD and Jim Grey CPA will be the presenters.

DATE SEPTEMBER 9. 2012

TIME 11AM - 2PM

PLACE HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL CENTER

28123 Orchard Lake Road

Farmington Hills MI 48334-1357

CHARGE MEMBERS FREE    GUESTS $5.00     

[David Goldis]

Please note that this is a rescheduled program.

We would appreciate your assistance in getting this information to your members.

Thank you,

David Goldis

VP Publicity JGSMI

David Goldis

d.go...@gmail.com

http://davidgoldis.wordpress.com/

Begin forwarded message:

INTRODUCTION TO GENEALOGY

For the curious and not so curious to discover family roots geared to the beginner and intermediate researcher.  This PowerPoint presentation will acquaint you with the availability of various research documents.  Topics for discussion include hints on organizing and keeping track of research as well as the reliability and accuracy of documents.

Central topics include: City Directories, U.S. Census, U.S. Naturalization, Ship Manifests, WWI Draft Registrations, Social Security Death Index, Newspapers, Cemeteries, Funeral Records and Vital Records.  Each resource is accompanied with practice tips and an example.

We conclude with an overview of Internet genealogy sites, historical and authoritative treatises and joining genealogical societies as well as special interest groups [SIG] and birds of a feather [BOF].

Diane M. Freilich JD and Jim Grey CPA will be the presenters.

DATE October 14. 2012