Livestream presentations I’ve done for Ancestry.com
- Cousin Bait — Blogging to Find Your Family (January 8, 2013) PDF : Cousin Bait — Blogging to Find Your Family)
- CYA — Don’t Get Caught With Your Hands in the Genealogy Cookie Jar (November 29, 2012) (PDF File: CYA — Don’t Get Caught With Your Hands in the Genealogy Cookie Jar)
- Tombstone Photography: Dos and Don’ts (November 1, 2012) (PDF File: Tombstone Photography )
- Death Clues in the Census Records (October 30, 2012) (PDF File: Death Clues)
- Common Ground — Family Secrets that Can Be Uncovered in Cemeteries (October 25, 2012) (PDF File: Common Ground — Family Secrets in Cemeteries)
- How to Up Your Genealogy Game (October 11, 2012) (PDF File: How To Up Your Genealogy Game )
- Citing Your Sources Can Be Fun and Useful! Part 3: Vital Records (September 14, 2012) (PDF File: Citing Your Sources, Part 3)
- How To Organize Your Family History (August 30, 2012)
- Citing Your Sources Can Be Fun and Useful! Part 2 (August 2, 2012) (PDF File: Citing Your Sources, Part 2 )
- Citing Your Sources Can Be Fun and Useful! Part 1 (July 19, 2012) (PDF File: Citing Your Sources, Part 1 )
- What to Do If There Is No Index (June 14, 2012)
- Creating Timelines to Better Understand Records and Families (June 7, 2012)
- Searching Successfully for your Ancestor’s Story on Ancestry.com: Part 1 and Part 2 (May 22, 2012 and May 29, 2012)
- How to Track Down Your Family’s Veterans (May 21, 2012)
- Entering Corrections and Comments on Ancestry.com (April 19, 2012)
- Solving Research Problems on Ancestry.com : Case Study Flurnoy Hill (March 27, 2012)
- Solving Research Problems on Ancestry.com : Case Study Albert Henry Hubbard (March 8, 2012)
- What Are Your New Year’s Resolutions for 2012 (Jan 3, 2012)
- Using online trees to help find Pre 1850 relatives (Dec 20, 2011)
- How to Control Your Results on Ancestry.com (Dec 13, 2011)
- How to Dress Up Your Family Tree (Nov 17, 2011)
- Working with the 1790-1840 Census Records (Dec 1, 2011)
- How to Find Your Civil War Roots on Ancestry.com (Nov 10, 2011)
Classes
- How to Find Your Civil War Roots on Ancestry.com (live class) (Nov 5, 2011, Ancestry.com Ancestry Day, San Francisco)
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Dear Anne: Thankyou for letting me a part of Sticky Notes. I have 2 problems that are vexing. 1) Tony Champ McCoy has no real beginning. He has a beginning which starts at the College in Los Angelos, Calif. but no birth records, no immigration records, no parent connections. He was married to Rebecca Jane Boverie McCoy who has Texas connections and Belgium connections that are from the same place as Jacklyn Kennedy Onassis. But Tony Champ McCoy has a divorce decree that is connected to Rebecca J.B.McCoy with a totally different name. So, the Tony McCoy alias Buddy McCoy from Texas is not the same as my Tony Champ McCoy. So, how do I overcome this problem?
2) My great grandfather, Johann Staerk (Stark) is from Poland. I cannot go further back than his immigration to New York City. How can I access his family records? I cannot travel to Poland at this time. Initially, his family came from the Netherlands and then travelled to Germany, then they were overtaken land wise by the Poles and then by Russia . Then, 1899 immigrated to Canada via the New York, USA port. CAVM77.
Thankyou!! very much, Anne! CAVM77
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