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Heritage Education Commission
presents
Tying Up Loose Ends
35th Annual Family History Workshop
October 1, 2011
The workshop schedule also includes many other session topics including beginning genealogy, strategies for solving Swedish genealogical research problems, getting the most out of Ancestry.com, South Dakota resources, seven habits of effective genealogy, vital records on the Minnesota frontier, German-Russian resources at the ND State Archives, cracking the code to beginning German research, beginning research in Pommern/Posen; North Dakota vital records, 19th Century military records, beginning Norwegian genealogy, Norwegian on-line genealogy resources, probate records: a genealogical & family history treasure, reconstructing your family’s small US business: accessible records, beginning youth genealogy, family history center/family search, genealogical software: how do the top programs compare?, British intelligence: smart strategies for tracking down English, Scottish and Welsh ancestors. In addition the North Dakota State Genealogical Society will hold their regular meeting.
The Family History Workshop runs from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on October 1, 2011, in the Comstock Union on the Minnesota State University Moorhead campus at 615 14th Street South in Moorhead. The luncheon program features a special speaker and presentations of family history research awards. An exhibit hall featuring booths for more than twenty organizations and vendors is open throughout most of the day.
The workshop cost of $40 includes four lectures of your choice, the workshop syllabus with all handouts, and morning & afternoon coffee breaks. Noon luncheon is provided at no additional cost for those whose pre-registration and payment are received by September 25, 2011. Walk-in attendees are welcome. A limited number of luncheon tickets are available for walk-in registrants on a first-come basis.
For more information about the workshop, the presenters, the family history research book contest, and pre-registration materials visit www.heritageed.org or contact Continuing Studies, UPO Box 82, 1104 - 7th Ave. S, Minnesota State University Moorhead, Moorhead, MN 56563, or (218) 477-5862. Check us out on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Moorhead-MN/Family-History-Workshop/179596648592. The 35th Annual Family History Workshop is sponsored by the Heritage Education Commission of Minnesota State University Moorhead.
2011 Workshop Schedule
Pre-Registration Form
Book Contest Registration Form

2011 Workshop Sessions
Lessons Learned from Researching & Writing a Book-Length Personal Family History  
Ancestry.com Insights  
Are You Really Stuck? Probably Not! Suggestions for Increasing Your Success  
Avoiding Errors and Mistakes  
Beginning Pommern Poland Research  
Cluster Research  
Don't Be Frazeled With German Research  
Dressed for the Camera  
East Ballroom: Welcome  
Female Ancestors  
Frayed Ends - How to Use Family Search Help TieUp the Loose Ends  
French  
Genealogical Exhibitors' Hall Open  
Genealogical Exhibitors' Hall open and Refreshments  
Getting Back to Ireland - A Beginners Guide  
Google Secrets  
Lessons Learned from Researching & Writing a Book-Length Personal Family History  
Lobby: Registration and Refreshments  
Loose Ends Panel: Have Genealogical Questions?  
Luncheon - Awards - Speaker Anne Kaese- Genealogical Exhibitors' Hall open about 1:00  
Make Mine Ditgital  
Mining Census Nonpopulation Schedules  
Norweigan Genealogy: Newly Developed Resources  
Poland Resarch  
Researching Colonial Ancestors  
Taking the Final Step: Writing, Publishing, and Disseminating Your Family History  
The 10 Best New Web Tools of the Past 10 Years  
Ties to Find - A Beginning Guide to Family History Research  
  



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