Questions: Contact Rachel Cease at rachelcease@ldspublicaffairs.org
Saturday, April 6
Key Essentials of German Genealogy – From Basics to Success (Conferences & Seminars)
9:30 am to 4:45 pm
1417 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Indiana
This is the Spring Meeting of the Indiana Chapter, Palatines to America German Genealogical Society. Four one-hour presentations by Kent Robinson, former president of the state chapter and the national organization. For details, see https://www.palam.org/calendardetails.php?id=181.
Saturday, April 13
Spring Seminar: Ohio Chapter, Palatines to America German Genealogical Society (Conferences & Seminars)
445 S. Jefferson Ave., Plain City, Ohio
Program: “The Land They Lived On” – four sessions by Warren Bittner, CG. Details and registration at https://oh-palam.org.
Saturday, April 13
History Harvests – Chronicle of African Americans in the Horse Industry (Kentucky Seminars & Workshops)
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
The Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center, 300 E. 3rd St., Lexington, Kentucky
Did your African-American Ancestors work in Kentucky's horse industry? If so, take their images, documents, and memorabilia to this event, where representatives of the International Museum of the Horse (Kentucky Horse Park) will scan and photograph those treasures for a new website.
The event will be repeated on May 18, when oral histories will also be recorded by appointment.
For details and times, plus info on how to contribute an oral history, see History Harvests
Tuesday, April 16
Genealogy Night at the SAR Library (Kentucky Seminars & Workshops)
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
SAR Genealogical Research Library, 809 W. Main, Louisville, KY
► Free Admission
► Genealogy Lectures every half hour
► Genealogical assistance
► Refreshments
► Colonial America show and tell in the Craik Room with Zachary Distel, SAR Program and Exhibit Coordinator
6:00pm - Doors open
6:30pm - SAR Library Catalog and all that!
By: Joe Hardisty
7:00pm - The DAR Genealogical Appliocation Process.
By: Denise Hall
7:30pm - Research Tips of FamilySearch.org.
By: Mike Dittoe
8:00pm - The SAR Application Process.
By: Brendan Potter
8:30pm - Research Tips of American Ancestors (NEHGS).
By: Joe Hardisty
8:45pm - Closing Announcements
To RSVP, please click HERE or call 502-588-6130 by April 12, 2019
Ohio Genealogical Society Annual Conference (Conferences & Seminars)
Great Wolf Lodge Convention Center, Mason, Ohio
Theme: Building a Heritage; 90 sessions on a wide range of topics. Keynote speaker: David E. Rencher from FamilySearch. Also featured speakers Michael D. Lacopo and Lisa Louise Cooke. Details at https://www.ogs.org/index.php
Saturday, May 18
History Harvests – Chronicle of African Americans in the Horse Industry (Kentucky Seminars & Workshops)
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
The Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center, 300 E. 3rd St., Lexington, Kentucky
Did your African-American Ancestors work in Kentucky's horse industry? If so, take their images, documents, and memorabilia to this event, where representatives of the International Museum of the Horse (Kentucky Horse Park) will scan and photograph those treasures for a new website.
The event will be repeated on May 18, when oral histories will also be recorded by appointment.
For details and times, plus info on how to contribute an oral history, see History Harvests
Friday, September 20 through Saturday, September 21
18th Annual Eastern Kentucky Genealogy and History Conference (Kentucky Seminars & Workshops)
