Right now, for the first time, we all have FREE online access to RootsTech. In 2021 this huge genealogy event is completely free, and it's 'virtual' (everything is online). The video presentations by more than a hundred speakers cover a wide range of topics. Register now, and watch the videos up to to a year later at a time that suits you.
The 'main stage' events don't really interest me, so I went straight to 'Sessions'. Here's a list of people whose presentations I'm likely to watch. In most cases I've previously heard them speak and was favourably impressed. Each link opens in a new window, and the page will show all the sessions being presented by that speaker.
AUSTRALIAN or NEW ZEALAND research
Heather Garnsey
Shauna Hicks
Fiona Brooker
BRITISH research
Else Churchill
Nick Barratt
Jackie Depelle (a 'must-see' if you have Yorkshire ancestry)
Celia Heritage
Myko Clelland
Caroline Gurney
Simon Fowler
Sylvia Valentine
Amy Harris
VARIOUS topics
Judy G. Russell
Thomas MacEntee
Dan Poffenberger
Susia Zada
D. Joshua Taylor
Jenny Joyce
Carol Baxter
Thomas Wright Jones
Amy Johnson Crow
DNA
Diahan Southard
Roberta J. Estes
Debbie Kennett
Kitty Cooper
Maurice Gleeson
WARNINGS
(1) If you want to check whether another speaker is taking part, search for his/her surname on the Speakers page (not in 'Search by title, speaker or topic' on the main search screen, because it fails to find some speakers).
(2) Don't spend too much time (if any) on the 'Relatives at RootsTech' section of the site. Judy Russell explains why in About those Relatives at Rootstech...
(This post first appeared on https://genie-leftovers.blogspot.com/2021/02/free-online-genealogy-conference.html.)
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18 May 2013
Most Popular Genealogy Blog Posts
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| Queensland Genealogy - most popular blog posts as at 17 May 2013 |
Yesterday someone asked me about my most popular blog posts. According to the stats for each of my genealogy blogs, the posts with the highest number of page views are:
- Queensland Genealogy: J is for Jurors and Justice Department
- Genealogy Leftovers: How to Become a Paid Genealogy Researcher
- UK / Australia Genealogy: CuriousFox
- Updates Genie: No.18 (genealogy worldwide) (FindMyPast; Births, Deaths and Marriages; Gazetteer of British Place Names; Society of Australian Genealogists manuscripts index)
- Jottings Journeys and Genealogy: Our Family Christmas - Then and Now
- Genealogists for Families project: A Milestone
- Yorkshire Genealogy: Borthwick Institute Research Guides
- Outback Story: Alternative Medicine
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