Some REALLY astounding facts, and maps, showing the differences between what FamilySearch is providing and what Ancestry is providing. So sorry for the long URL that you must copy and paste into your browser, BUT it's well worth the look!! Thaks to Chris Paton and his Ancestry Insider blog for this.
http://ancestryinsider.blogspot.com/2011/10/awesome-maps.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+AncestryInsider+%28The+Ancestry+Insider%29
These courses will appeal to genealogists/family historians looking for education/knowledge that will take them beyond just their ancestors names, and birth, marriage, death dates/locations. The courses are all fun because Pat makes them that way! Pat has been teaching and speaking at seminars for 18 years from Whitehorse to Scotland. She continues to write new courses and will be offering courses again in Fall 2017 through Arcola East Community Association Regina, and online!!
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Scottish Irish English Course
So U Think U'r Scottish course begins Oct. 18th. It is primarily geared to Scottish researchers, BUT so very many of our Scottish ancestors moved around within the British Isles (mine certainly did!) this course includes numerous hints, tips, and secrets including lots of relatively unknown (but awesome) web links for all BI countries.
The full description of this course is found on the right side of this blog under SEPTEMBER archive, then titled So U Think U'r Scottish. There is still time to register, but I keep the numbers low (even though it's an online course) so I have lots of time to interact and assist each student.
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!! What a great time to do some interviews?
Pat
The full description of this course is found on the right side of this blog under SEPTEMBER archive, then titled So U Think U'r Scottish. There is still time to register, but I keep the numbers low (even though it's an online course) so I have lots of time to interact and assist each student.
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!! What a great time to do some interviews?
Pat
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