Four conference workshops are full: "The Mechanics of Compiling Your Family History," with Michael Leclerc, "Understanding Court Records," with J. Mark Lowe, CG, “Photo Detecting 101,” with Maureen Taylor, and the BCG Education Fund Workshop, “Editor’s Ink, Writer’s Lead.” Email Veronica at vtran@ngsgenealogy.org to be placed on the wait-list. One conference workshop still has space available: “The Fraktur Type: An Obstacle to German Research That Can Be Overcome,” with John Humphrey, CG.
Two workshops that don’t require conference registration are also available:
Genealogy 201, Working with Records, Saturday, 12 May, 8:00 a.m.–12:00 noon
Have you completed some genealogical research? Are you ready to continue your genealogical education? Register for Genealogy 201 and learn techniques and tips to maximize the information gathered from your sources, whether they are paper, microfilm, or digital. Instructors Ann Carter Fleming, CG, CGL, FNGS, and Kay Haviland Freilich, CG, CGL, will also address ways to evaluate and organize the information you have and to plan your next research steps. This workshop is designed for those with some research experience. The registration fee is $25, which includes a comprehensive handout. After the session, you may enjoy browsing in the Exhibit Hall.
Youth Kamp, Saturday, 12 May, 8:30 a.m.—12:00 noon
This is a great opportunity to involve your children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews in family history. The Kamp will feature a variety of age-appropriate activities for kids ages 8 to 16 and includes a session that focuses on scouting’s genealogical badges. The event is free; registration is required. Space is limited, so register early! Click here for more information.
To register online, visit this page. If you have already registered, log into your NGS account and add the events to your registration.
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