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Genealogy Power-Up: Essential Websites for Serious Researchers
Tuesday, January 27
Genealogy Power-Up: Essential Websites for Serious Researchers  (Workshop)
1:00 pm
In-Person 1000 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy Louisville KY
IF there is Inclement weather, workshop will be on Zoom
 
Join the Louisville Genealogical Society (LGS) for an exciting workshop presented by Nancy Simmons Roberson!
 
Workshop Summary
There is a vast world of genealogical discovery online beyond the well-known Ancestry! The web is home to a wide range of specialized websites, and while they may differ in the records and tools they offer, each one has its unique strengths to enhance your research.
In this workshop, we will explore powerful websites—most of which are FREE—filled with records and tools to take your family history research further. You'll learn where to find
 
  • Online vital records, grave records, and historical newspapers.
  • Digital archives, helpful forums, and genealogical blogs.
  • Special collections focused on military records, as well as digitized family Bibles.
 Click, search, and scroll your way to unlocking a wealth of records and resources right at your fingertips!
 
Nancy Simmons Roberson
Nancy earned a B.A. Degree in education at Adrian College and did graduate work at Michigan State University. Nancy has over 40 years of genealogical research experience. She was the 2013, 2014 and 2020 president of the Louisville Genealogical Society and for many years organized and taught internet genealogy classes at her church and various branches of the Louisville Public library. She is a member of the Detroit Society for Genealogical Research, First Families of Ohio, the John Marshall DAR Chapter and the Kentucky Mayflower Society



German Special Interest Group
Tuesday, February 3
German Special Interest Group  (SIG)
2:00 pm
Zoom Presentation at home on your computer.
 

 

Facilitator:

Nancy Simmons Roberson - Nancyaug19@gmail.com

    The German SIG meets for one hour on the first Tuesday of every month at 2:00 pm. We meet on Zoom and share and discuss German research tips and techniques. If you are interested in joining this group we welcome you to our meetings.

 Click on the link below to join the program:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82744193004?pwd=MVAvS2lmNVpKZEZhR3l0RGtwWFk1UT09

 



FamilySearch.org: Ask-Me Anything
Tuesday, February 10
FamilySearch.org: Ask-Me Anything  (Workshop)
1:00 pm
In-Person 1000 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy Louisville KY
IF there is Inclement weather, workshop will be on Zoom
 
Join the Louisville Genealogical Society (LGS) for an exciting workshop.
 
FamilySearch.org: Ask-Us-Anything Workshop!
Struggling with the FamilySearch website? Bring your questions and get answers!
Are you trying to find a record on FamilySearch.org and hitting a wall? Confused about the "Family Tree" feature, or wondering how to use the Research Wiki? You're not alone!
 
What to Expect
This is not a lecture! This is an interactive "Ask-Me-Anything" format.
  • ✅ Answer your specific questions about using the website.
  • ✅ Troubleshoot issues you may be having with your account or the Family Tree.
  • ✅ Offer tips on how to search the massive record collections effectively.
  • ✅ Show you useful but hidden features like the Research Wiki or the Catalog.
 
Please bring your laptop or tablet and know your FamilySearch login information so you can work on your personal account during the session!


Genealogy Winter Fling
Saturday, February 21
Genealogy Winter Fling  (Workshop)
12:30 pm to 4:00 pm
Eline Public Library Branch of Jefferson County Public Libraries 3940 Grandview Ave

Discover Your Roots in a Day of Genealogy Fun!

Join us for 4 hours of engaging genealogy research! Bring along your laptops, research projects, snacks, questions, and ideas, and let’s explore our heritage together.

  • Flexible Schedule: Come and go as you like.
  • Research Together: Share discoveries, tips, and ideas with fellow enthusiasts in a laid-back environment
  • Exclusive Access: Take advantage of the library's Ancestry Library Edition, providing full access to U.S and world records to enhance your research.

Don’t miss this opportunity to dive into genealogy, meet fellow genealogy buffs, and uncover new stories from the past.

 

We can’t wait to see you there!



Tuesday, February 24
“LGS Group Tour to Roots 101 Museum and the Family Legacy Center”  (Program)
1:00 pm
Roots 101 Museum, 124 N. 1st St, Louisville KY
“LGS Group Tour to Roots 101 Museum and the Family Legacy Center”
Carpool from LDS Church to:  Roots 101 Museum, 124 N. 1st St, Louisville KY
Carpool time will be listed on the LGS Website.  Any volunteers to carpool, please contact Betty Graham at:  BG40245@yahoo.com
If Jefferson County Schools are closed for inclement weather, check the LGS Website for a Zoom Link.  
 If the schools are just delayed, we will still have the Group Tour.



Case Study: Deborah Stephens My Family Warrior
Tuesday, March 10
Case Study: Deborah Stephens My Family Warrior  (Program)
1:00 pm
In-Person 1000 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy Louisville KY
IF there is Inclement weather, workshop will be on Zoom
 
Presented by: Nancy Simmons Roberson
 
In honor of National Women's History Month this March, the Louisville Genealogical Society (LGS) is proud to present a compelling case study on one woman's incredible life and legacy.
 
About the Case Study
Join us as we explore the life of Deborah Stephens (1807 - c. 1870s), the presenter's 4th great-grandmother, and a true family warrior. Born in Massachusetts in 1807, Deborah's life was marked by perseverance and resilience.
 
Despite facing immense challenges—including being one of ten children, marrying three times, raising 14 children, and outliving all but two of them—Deborah was an amazing woman whose life holds the key to documenting a Mayflower lineage.
 
This presentation will demonstrate how persistence in genealogical research can uncover the stories of your ancestors, revealing the strength and impact of women like Deborah Stephens, and unlocking vital connections in your family tree.