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SUMMARY:Caprock Genealogy Conference
DESCRIPTION:Join the South Plains and Hi-Plains Genealogical Societies for the second annual Caprock Genealogy Conference on April 6\, 2019\, in Plainview Texas. Speaker is Marynell Anderson Bryant. \nTopics include:\n\nRelatively Speaking: Don’t Neglect the Collateral Lines\nQuill & Scrawl: Ease the Pain of Early Handwriting\nCounting Cousins in the County: Sorting Out Family Names\nWar of 1812 Records and Resources\n\nCost:  $50.00 (includes catered lunch and snacks) \nRegister at: https://spgstx.org/cstm_conferenceReg.php
URL:https://www.txsgs.org/event/caprock-genealogy-conference-2/
LOCATION:Plainview Country Club\, 2902 4th Street\, Plainview\, TX\, 79072\, United States
CATEGORIES:Single Day
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ORGANIZER;CN="South Plains Genealogical Society":MAILTO:spgsnews@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Cherokee County Genealogical Society Spring Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Registration is now open for the Cherokee County\, Texas\, Genealogical Society Spring Seminar. Brochures are available by contacting the society. The date is Saturday April 6\, 2019. The place is the meeting room of the Rusk Public Library (aka Singletary Memorial Library)\, 207 East 6th Street in Rusk\, Texas. Cost of the seminar is $15.00 to cover morning refreshments and a catered sandwich lunch. Reservations to attend the seminar can be made in advance by contacting the society (contact information below); seating is limited. \nSpeakers\n\nGary Pinkerton of Houston\nTopic:  Early Trails and Migrations into Texas\nMr. Pinkerton will have copies of his recent book on Trammel’s Trace for sale and autographing.\nNelta Nolen of Leesville\, Louisiana\,\nTopic: Researching Techniques and How to Apply them to Research in Louisiana. \nBillie Grunden of Jasper\, Texas.\nTopic: Online Research in Old Newspapers (including information on researching in Mississippii)\nThe last session of the day will offer a choice of several hands-on research experiences in the Rusk Library genealogy collection\, using the library’s Wifi for online research and/or extended conservations with the speakers.\n\nMore information about CCGS and the upcoming April 6 Genealogy Seminar can be obtained by contacting the CCGS via e-mail to ccgs@suddenlink.net or by calling 1-903-586-0135 and via regular mail at Post Office Box 1332\, Jacksonville\, Texas\, 75766-1332. \nFurther information about CCGS can be found at   https://www.facebook.com/CherokeeCGS. The CCGS web site has recently moved to http://cherokeecountygenealogy.com. \nMembership\nCCGS dues for September 2018-May 2019 can be paid any time at a regular meeting or by regular mail. Annual CCGS membership dues are $20.00 (single) and $25.00 (two-member household). \nMembership includes issues of the CCGS publication\, TREE TALK. Single issues of TREE TALK are also available for purchase by regular mail or e-mail. Articles and items related to Cherokee County genealogy and history can be submitted for publication in TREE TALK by contacting CCGS president and editor Gordon Bennett of Jacksonville at the e-mail and phone number below. Each issue of TREE TALK contains a list of publications available for sale by the society on Cherokee County history and the genealogy of Cherokee County\, families. \nAnyone interested in researching their family history and genealogy in general is invited to attend the CCGS meetings and join the society according to the CCGS press release. Free genealogy and historical research help is available after the regular CCGS business meetings and programs or by contacting a CCGS member between meeting dates.
URL:https://www.txsgs.org/event/cherokee-county-genealogical-society-spring-seminar/
LOCATION:Singletary Memorial Library (aka Rusk Public Library)\, 207 E 6th St\, Rusk\, Texas\, 75785
ORGANIZER;CN="Cherokee County Genealogical Society":MAILTO:ccgs@suddenlink.net
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190412
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190414
DTSTAMP:20190402T004814Z
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SUMMARY:Texas Czech Genealogy Society Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Have a Happy Valentine’s Day\n\nApril 12-13\, 2019 Genealogy Workshop  10:00 AM – 4:00 PM\n\n\nSponsored by the Texas Czech Genealogy Society\nand the Czech Heritage Museum and Genealogy Center\nAt the \nCzech Heritage Museum and GENEALOGY Center 119 West French Ave.TEMPLE\, TEXAS 76501\nhttps://goo.gl/maps/MLaNN5U5D5s \nThis workshop is open to anyone wanting to research their family history\, learn how to use internet sources\, translate documents\, use research books emphasizing Czech immigrants and Czech Republic maps\, including Cadastral maps\, search for ancestors in the Czech Republic Archives\, get individual help with genealogy questions\, dating old photos and much more. \nFacilitators who will be available and the expertise they provide: \nT.J. Slansky\, Frank Dulak\, Cecil Dobecka – Will assist you in researching your ancestors using the Czech Archives (Matriky) for Bohemia and Moravia.  \nHelmuth Schneider – Will help you to locate ancestral homes on the Stable Cadastral Maps of Czechia. You will be provided the website of the Stable Cadastral Map for each of your Villages.  The Maps are on the Internet and FREE.  You will be able to save the Maps in Bookmarks or Favorites for use in the future. \nDanny Leshikar\, Richard Lesikar – (in attendance only on Friday\, April 12) – will teach you how to properly scan\, edit\, label\, repair\, or touch up your family photos and save them digitally to a hard drive.  Bring your photos and a flash drive on which to store the digitized images. \nDoug Kubicek – Will help date your old photographs. Bring your old photos and let Doug date them for you. \nCarroll Brincefield – Historian – Let Carroll assist you in understanding how the unique Texas-Czech culture and traditions influenced the lives of your ancestors. \nArnold Pechal – An experienced TCGS researcher knowledgeable about the Czech Lands able to assist you with finding your ancestral information in books from the TCGS library.  Skilled in Czech translations.   \nFrank Kalbac – Will assist you in your research through the use of the Master Surname Index and the TCGS Website. \nRosemary Ermis – Researcher – 35 years of experience and author of numerous books\, will share tips on using ancestry.com\, searching obituary archives and suggest areas of research if you have reached a wall.  \nLeo Baca – Will be available to help you understand your DNA test results\, guide you in searching for your ancestors on the immigrant ships passenger lists and help you to understand your Valachian history. \nHenry and Carolyn Holub – Czech translations.  Carolyn will assist you in negotiating the Portal to Texas History\, the archival site of many Texas-Czech publications\, and the Czech Language Site\, Český Jazykový Atlas\, that explores the geographic variations of non-written dialects in use in Bohemia\, Moravia and Silesia. \n Bring your laptops and a flash drive to copy and save material for later use\n Registration is $20 per person for one or both days. For more information contact ·Carolyn Holub\, 2741 Falcon Way\, Midlothian\, TX 76065-4713; phone 214-577-0029\, cholub1088@gmail.com \nTo register by mail: print a registration form from the Texas Czech Genealogical Society (TCGS) website (http://txczgs.org/). To register by credit card: https://squareup.com/store/TXCZGS/item/registration . Lunch is on your own. You do not have to be a TCGS member to attend. The Texas Czech Genealogical Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. \nThe Texas Czech Genealogical Society (TCGS) exists to help preserve family history and treasures. We also seek to learn and preserve Czech culture\, traditions\, and history.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSee Texas Czech Genealogical Society (TCGS) website (http://txczgs.org/) for forms and information. \n\n\nPDF of flyer
URL:https://www.txsgs.org/event/texas-czech-genealogy-society-workshop/
LOCATION:Czech Heritage Museum and Genealogy Center\, 119 West French Ave.\, Temple\, TX\, 76501\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190413
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190414
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SUMMARY:Dallas 2019 Spring Seminar - Michael D. Lacopo\, D.V.M.
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Michael D. Lacopo\, DVM was born and raised in northern Indiana into a family always willing to tell tall tales. Intrigued by his maternal family’s claim to be kinfolk of Abraham Lincoln\, and his paternal family’s stories of murder and mayhem\, he took to genealogical research in 1980 to substantiate these family stories. Michael’s national lecturing began at the 2004 National Genealogical Society’s conference\, and has continued with local\, state\, national\, and international speaking engagements. Michael also contributes articles to numerous periodicals\, as well as helping many people in their quests to locate their relatives – both living and dead. Learn more about Michael at https://dallasgenealogy.com/dgs/meetings-events/seminars/2019-spring-seminar/ \nTopics\n\nSession 1: Deconstructing Your Family Tree: Re-evaluating the Evidence\nSession 2: “She came from nowhere…” – A case study approach to a difficult genealogical problem\nSession 3: Methods for identifying the German origins of American immigrants\nSession 4: Incorporating social history into your research\n\nSchedule\nRegistration – 9:30-10:00a\nOpening remarks – 10:00-10:15a \nRegistration\nCutoff for early bird registration is Sunday night\, March 31\, 2019\nCutoff for online registration is Wednesday night\, April 10\, 2019 \nSee full session descriptions and full registration details at https://dallasgenealogy.com/dgs/meetings-events/seminars/2019-spring-seminar/ \n 
URL:https://www.txsgs.org/event/dallas-2019-spring-seminar-michael-d-lacopo-d-v-m/
LOCATION:Dallas Public Library and Virtual\, 1515 Young Street\, Dallas\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Single Day
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SUMMARY:Bosque County Genealogical Society April Meeting Program
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URL:https://www.txsgs.org/event/bosque-county-genelaogical-society-april-meeting-program/
LOCATION:Clifton Civic Center\, 403 W 3rd St\, Clifton\, TX\, 76634\, United States
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