Many genealogists spend a lifetime researching and gathering up the family history facts, but never get around to transforming those findings into a finished product that can be enjoyed by non-genealogist family members or published for sharing more broadly.  While compiling and publishing a family history book can seem like a daunting task, it is the best way to insure that our research findings are preserved.  The process can be made less intimidating and more fun by sharing the experience with others who are facing similar challenges.

 

This is an informal learning and support group where participants will share their ideas, progress, challenges and successes and learn from one another. 

 

Open to current TGS members; there is no charge for participation.

Bring your brick wall  genealogy problems, and your knowledge and experience to help others solve their problems.  We'll share and work together to break down those brick walls!

 

Facilitated by Marty Flanagan

 

This group is a benefit of TGS membership, open to current TGS members only.

A special interest group focused on learning tips and tricks for using Family Tree Maker software,and general use of computers in genealogical research.  

 

Co-facilitated by Jan Droge and Rich McReynolds.

 

Free, open to the public. 

 

Registration fee $25 for TGS members, $30 for non-members.

 

Pre-registration is required.  To register, dowload and print a registration brochure (below), or register online.

Bring your brick wall  genealogy problems, and your knowledge and experience to help others solve their problems.  We'll share and work together to break down those brick walls!

 

Facilitated by Marty Flanagan

 

This group is a benefit of TGS membership, open to current TGS members only.

Many genealogists spend a lifetime researching and gathering up the family history facts, but never get around to transforming those findings into a finished product that can be enjoyed by non-genealogist family members or published for sharing more broadly.  While compiling and publishing a family history book can seem like a daunting task, it is the best way to insure that our research findings are preserved.  The process can be made less intimidating and more fun by sharing the experience with others who are facing similar challenges.

 

This is an informal learning and support group where participants will share their ideas, progress, challenges and successes and learn from one another. 

 

Open to current TGS members; there is no charge for participation.

A special interest group focused on learning tips and tricks for using Family Tree Maker software,and general use of computers in genealogical research.  

 

Co-facilitated by Jan Droge and Rich McReynolds.

 

Free, open to the public. 

Many genealogists spend a lifetime researching and gathering up the family history facts, but never get around to transforming those findings into a finished product that can be enjoyed by non-genealogist family members or published for sharing more broadly.  While compiling and publishing a family history book can seem like a daunting task, it is the best way to insure that our research findings are preserved.  The process can be made less intimidating and more fun by sharing the experience with others who are facing similar challenges.

 

This is an informal learning and support group where participants will share their ideas, progress, challenges and successes and learn from one another. 

 

Open to current TGS members; there is no charge for participation.

Bring your brick wall  genealogy problems, and your knowledge and experience to help others solve their problems.  We'll share and work together to break down those brick walls!

 

Facilitated by Marty Flanagan

 

This group is a benefit of TGS membership, open to current TGS members only.

A special interest group focused on learning tips and tricks for using Family Tree Maker software,and general use of computers in genealogical research.  

 

Co-facilitated by Jan Droge and Rich McReynolds.

 

Free, open to the public. 

Many genealogists spend a lifetime researching and gathering up the family history facts, but never get around to transforming those findings into a finished product that can be enjoyed by non-genealogist family members or published for sharing more broadly.  While compiling and publishing a family history book can seem like a daunting task, it is the best way to insure that our research findings are preserved.  The process can be made less intimidating and more fun by sharing the experience with others who are facing similar challenges.

 

This is an informal learning and support group where participants will share their ideas, progress, challenges and successes and learn from one another. 

 

Open to current TGS members; there is no charge for participation.

Bring your brick wall  genealogy problems, and your knowledge and experience to help others solve their problems.  We'll share and work together to break down those brick walls!

 

Facilitated by Marty Flanagan

 

This group is a benefit of TGS membership, open to current TGS members only.

A special interest group focused on learning tips and tricks for using Family Tree Maker software,and general use of computers in genealogical research.  

 

Co-facilitated by Jan Droge and Rich McReynolds.

 

Free, open to the public.