Researching in German Church Records

Heritage Quest Research Library (Classroom & Zoom)

Join Sue Schlichting to learn about the best places to look for family records and tools to navigate the language barrier.
Register in the HQRL Store, $20+tax for members, $25+tax for non-members.
HQRL classroom in-person (limit of 8 persons) or via zoom - a zoom link will be sent to your email 1-2 days before the class along with any handouts.  see flyer
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Norwegians in America

Heritage Quest Research Library (Classroom & Zoom)

Join Eleanor Brinsko to learn about Norwegian immigrant ports of entrance, newspapers, Norwegian settlements in America and strategies to track your ancestors.
Register in the HQRL Store, $20+tax and $25+tax for non-members.
HQRL classroom in-person (limit of 8 persons) or via zoom - a zoom link will be sent to your email 1-2 days before the class along with any handouts. see flyer
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Top 10 Tips for Using AI effectively in Genealogy: Unlocking New Possibilities

Heritage Quest Research Library (Classroom & Zoom)

Join Diane Henriks to learn how to integrate Artificial Intelligence tools into your research workflows confidently and ethically.
Register in the HQRL Store, 20+tax for members, $25+tax for non-members.
HQRL classroom in-person (limit of 8 persons) or via Zoom - a Zoom link will be sent to your email 1-2 days before the class along with any handouts.  see flyer.
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RECORDING: Genealogical Research in Missouri: The Basics

Heritage Quest Research Library (Zoom)

This is a great presentation by Bill Eddleman with a 5-page handout of links and resources to help your research. Many Americans had ancestors who passed through Missouri because of the Mississippi River. Records survival has been excellent.

Purchase this recording in the HQRL Store and a zoom link will be sent to you along with the handout. This offer expires in two weeks.

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RECORDING: What Is Social History & Why Should a Genealogist Care?

Heritage Quest Research Library (Zoom)

This was a great presentation by Annette Burke Lyttle who provided a 6-page handout with detailed resources.

Purchase in the HQRL Store (RECORDINGS).

We learned how social history can both improve our research skills and help us better understand and tell the stories of our ancestor`s lives.

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