Friday, January 20 @ 10AM
Zoom Virtual Event
Curious about how family history might change in the coming years? This session examines the impact of new technologies, digital preservation, record access, and other factors that will impact the future of family history. Together we will explore the opportunities and challenges ahead for genealogists.
So, please join us on January 20th at 10AM for this informative presentation. A Zoom link will be posted here the day before the event.
Everyone Welcome! No membership necessary.
Friday, January 6 @ 10AM
Zoom Virtual Event
All BIGs members interested in Welsh, Scottish, English research/ancestors please join for sharing and conversation. If you are wanting to “jump the pond” (begin your United Kingdom research) this is a great place to ask questions. (We often stray into all kinds of other topics, so feel free to check it out!) The Zoom link will be emailed to you.
Thursday, January 26 @ 10AM
Zoom Virtual Event
Hiatus through the Fall Holiday season. Resuming in January 2023. The January meeting will be a great opportunity for members to join our group and help map out our focus for the coming year. Watch for details in early January.
NO MEETING IN DECEMBER
Friday, January 27 @ 10AM
Zoom Virtual Event
We’ll be following up on Joshua Taylor’s presentation and discussing what we personally think the future of family history research might be like. Plan to let us know your own thoughts. The Zoom link information will be emailed to all BIGS members before the event.
February 17, 2023 ON ZOOM
Elizabeth Williams Gommoll
Documents + DNA + Luck, Combining Tools to Find Biological Family
March 17, 2023 HYBRID: Live at the Bainbridge Library & on Zoom
Evelyn Roelh of Kin Hunters
Planning a Genealogy Research Trip
April 21, 2023 ON ZOOM
Kim Richardson of Southern Heritage Genealogy
Busting Brick Walls
February 24, 2023 ON ZOOM
We’ll be discussing members successes and failures combining DNA and traditional research techniques to prove ancestors.
March 24, 2023 ON ZOOM
Members will share tips/tricks learned from past genealogy research trips and questions or plans for the future.