Autumn Quest 2022

Heritage Quest Research Library via Zoom

This seminar by Richard G. Sayre (via ZOOM) will cover the NARA web site plus it's relationship to Fold3 and others. The Military Manuscript Collection will be covered, along with homesteads records and cool tools for the cemetery.
Early bird pricing  through August 15 = members $30, non-members $40.
August 16 to October 15, 2022 = members $50, non-members $50.
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Click here to register and pay for attendance; there are two choices, remote zoom or watch zoom in classroom (8 people limit).
 
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ROOTS Tech Connect 2022 (Free)

from Salt Lake City UT

ROOTS Tech is a virtual event for people across the globe. You can choose All Access registration to get information from Family Search about the tradeshow companies as well as featured speakers.
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ROOTS Tech 2021

from Salt Lake City UT

Family Search has moved their annual ROOTS Tech Conference to an online platform - it will be a free virtual event.
Find further information and to register, click here.
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Autumn Quest 2019

Emerald Queen Conference Center, Fife, WA

Autumn Quest 2019 registration brochure

Join us to hear internationally-known speaker, Dave Obee, speak about researching old newspapers, Canadian Genealogy on the Internet, Friends Across the Border and the Geography of Genealogy in England. There will be book sales and a raffle - plan to join us!
See the brochure for registration form.
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Autumn Quest 2018 with Angie Bush, MS

Emerald Queen Convention Center

Autumn Quest Brochure:

Ancestry's own Angie Bush, MS, Ancestry's Senior ProGenealogist and NGS Region 1 Director, and the chair of its Genetic Genealogy committee. Her day job is as a Senior Genealogist with Ancestry ProGenealogists in Salt Lake City. Angie has been interested in her genealogy since she was very young. After college, she spent several years working in biotech while continuing to pursue her genealogy hobby. With the growing popularity and introduction of autosomal DNA testing in 2012, she decided to combine her two loves into one career. Although she spends a lot of time working on recent unknown parentage cases (adoptions, unknown fathers, donor conceived), her favorite type of research to do involves solving decades old “brick-walls” using a combination traditional records and genetic evidence. She is a popular speaker and presenter, and enjoys attending conferences where she can connect with others who share her passion for genealogy. Angie is a Utah native and lives with her husband and two descendants in Sandy, Utah.

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