• The Draft and the Selective Service System

• Introduction to Military Research
• A House Divided: Researching the Civil War
• Women’s Suffrage: Their Rights, Roles, and Limitations
• Prisoners, Thieves and Scoundrels: Finding your Black Sheep Ancestors

• Introduction to Military Records
• Research and Strategies in Military Records
• Urban Research Strategies
• Researching your Colonial War Ancestors
• The Road to Independence: The Revolutionary War
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: War of 1812
• Manifest Destiny: Mexican War Research
• Refugees, Claims and Pardons: The Reconstruction Era
• Fighting Along the Frontier: Indian Wars
• The Great War: Researching World War I
• Reconstructing the Past: Military Record Loss
• African American Military Service from the Colonial Era to Vietnam

• Introduction to the Records of the National Archives
• The Draft and the Selective Service System
• Military Service Records and Personnel Files
• Tracing the Movements of a Military Unit
• Militia and Records of the National Guard
• 20th Century Military Pensions and Claim Files
• Using Diplomatic Records in Military Research
• Following the Armies: Military Maps on the Road to Victory
• Reconstructing the Past: Understanding Military Record Loss
• Using Fraternal and Lineage Society Records to Reconstruct Families

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy
• Secret Societies: Finding your Ancestors in Fraternal Organizations
• Federal Taxes and Genealogical Records they Created
• That Splendid Little War: Research in the Spanish American War

• Introduction to Military History Research
• Researching your Colonial War Ancestors
• The Road to Independence: Revolutionary War Research
• A House Divided: Research in the Civil War

Previous Engagements

• Researching your Colonial War Ancestors
• The Draft and the Selective Service System
• Urban Research Strategies  and Methodology
• Following the Armies: Using Military Maps in Research
• Called to Serve: Military Research and Methodology-Workshop

• Introduction to Records of the National Archives
• Introduction to Government Documents Parts I-II
• Military Records I-Service Records and Personnel Files
• Military Records II-Draft and Selective Service
• Military Records III-Pension and Claim Files
• Refugees, Claims and Pardons: The Reconstruction Era
• The New Deal: Putting your Ancestors to Work
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records
• Records of Invention in the United States Patent Office
• Copyrights and Trademarks
• Records of the United States Postal Service
• Federal Penitentiary, Pardon, and Extradition Records

• Following the Tracks: Finding your Ancestors on the Railroad

• Introduction to Military Genealogy Research
• A House Divided: Research in the Civil War
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Researching in the Civilian Conservation Corps
• All in a Day’s Work: Occupational Genealogical Research

• Finding Genealogical Evidence in Military Records

• The Great War: Researching your World War I Ancestors
• Researching your World War II Ancestors
• Researching the Korean and Vietnam Wars
• Tracing the Movements of a Military Unit

• Born on the Fourth of July: Case Study of War of 1812 Veteran Joseph King

• Militia and the Records of the National Guard
• Using Diplomatic Records in Military Research
• Military Records of the United States Department of Justice
• Spies, Slackers, and Aliens: Records of the American Protective League
• Hallowed Ground: Burying of our Honored Military Dead
• Traveling with the Army: Non-Combatants and their Role in the Military
• Military Uniforms, Insignia, Awards, Regalia, and Ephemera
• Decoding Service Numbers and Dog Tags in Military Research
• Cross Border Warriors: Americans in the Canadian Military
• Following the Armies: Military Maps
• Introduction to Military Records
• Research and Strategies in Military Records
• Urban Research Strategies

• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• Spies, Slackers, and Aliens: Records of the American Protective League

• Researching your Colonial War Ancestors
• That Splendid Little War: Researching the Spanish-American War
• The Draft and the Selective Service System
• Prisoners, Thieves, and Scoundrels: Your Black Sheep Ancestors (Banquet Speaker)

• Spies, Slackers, and Aliens: Records of the American Protective League

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• War of 1812 & District of Columbia

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy

• Spies, Slackers, and Aliens: Records of the American Protective League

• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• Finding Genealogical Evidence in Military Records

• Delivering the Mail: Records of the United States Post Office

• Freed Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching the War of 1812
• Research in the Garden State: An Overview of New Jersey Genealogy

• Introduction to Military Records
• Research and Strategies in Military Records
• Urban Research Strategies
• Understanding the Army and Air Force Military Structure
• Understanding the Navy and Marine Corps Military Structure
• Compiled Military Service Records-Part I
• Dissecting Compiled Military Service Records-Part II
• The Draft and the Selective Service System
• The United States Coast Guard and their Predecessor Agencies
• Tracing the Movements of a Military Unit
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: The Civilian Conservation Corps.
• Military Maps-Part I and Part II
• Researching Fire Insurance Maps

• The Draft and the Selective Service

• Introduction to Records of the National Archives
• Introduction to Government Documents
• Military Service Records and Personnel Files
• The Draft and the Selective Service System
• Military Pensions and Veteran Claims Records
• Refugees, Claims and Pardons: The Reconstruction Era
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records
• The New Deal: Putting your Ancestors to Work
• Records of Invention: Your Ancestors in the Patent Office
• Copyrights and Trademarks
• Postmasters and Letter Carriers: Records of the U.S. Postal Service

• Researching your Civil War Ancestors

• Treasures Found in the Records of Our National Archives
• Road to Independence: Exploring the Revolutionary War

• The Great War: Researching your World War I Ancestors

• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• Introduction to Military Genealogy Research
• Hidden Clues Found Inside the U.S. Federal Census, 1790-1840
• The Draft and the Selective Service System
• More than just Obituaries: Genealogical Newspaper Research

• Introduction to the Military Course
• Understanding the Army and Air Force Military Structure
• Understanding the Navy and Marine Corps Military Structure
• Compiled Military Service Records
• The Draft and the Selective Service System
• Militia and the Records of the National Guard
• The United States Coast Guard and their Predecessor Agencies
• Deeds Not Words: Researching in the Merchant Marines
• Decoding Service Numbers and Dogs Tags in Military Research
• Hallowed Ground: Burying of our Honored Military Dead

• Spies, Slackers, and Aliens: The American Protective League

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• That Splendid Little War: Researching Your Spanish-American War Ancestors

• That Splendid Little War: Researching Your Spanish-American War Ancestors

• Finding Genealogical Evidence in Military Records

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Hidden Clues Found inside the U.S. Federal Census, 1790=1840
• Pennsylvania: Discover your Ancestors in the Keystone State

• The New Deal: Putting your Ancestors to Work

• Pennsylvania Military Research: From the Colonial Era to the Mexican War
• Researching your Ancestors in the City of Philadelphia
• Problem Solving and Troubleshooting-Panel Discussion

• Levi Strauss: It’s All in the Genes

• Refugees, Claims, and Pardons: Researching the Reconstruction Era

• Researching your Colonial War Ancestors
• Crossing the Border: Records of the Punitive Expedition of 1916
• Expansion and Growth: Finding Clues in the Federal Census, 1850-1900

• All in a Day’s Work: Occupational Genealogical Research

• Records of Military Service from the Colonial Era to Vietnam
• The Draft and the Selective Service System

• Gravestones and Epitaphs of our Ancestors

• Decoding Social Security: Providing Benefits to our Ancestors

• Researching Colonial War Ancestors
• Introduction to the National Archives
• The Road to Independence: The Revolutionary War
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: War of 1812 Research
• Manifest Destiny: Mexican War Research
• House Divided: Civil War Research
• Refugees, Claims, and Pardons: The Reconstruction Era
• Fighting Along the Frontier: Indian War Research
• That Splendid Little War: Spanish-American War and Philippine Insurrection
• The Great War: Researching World War I
• Reconstructing the Past: Understanding Military Record Loss
• Urban Research Strategies
• Research & Strategies in Military Records
• Introduction to Military Records

• German 1848ers and the Fight Towards Freedom
• Secret Societies: German Americans in Fraternal Organizations

• The Road to Independence: Researching the Revolutionary War

• Finding Genealogical Evidence in Military Records

• All in a Day’s Work: Occupational Genealogical Research

• Records of Invention: Finding your Ancestors in the Patent Office

• The Road to Independence: Researching your Revolutionary War Ancestors

• Researching your Ancestors in the City of Philadelphia

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• Reconstructing the Past: Understanding Military Record Loss

• Decoding Secret Societies: Researching your Fraternal Ancestors
• Women’s Suffrage: Their Rights, Roles, and Limitations
• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic
• Reconstructing the Past: Dealing with Military Record Loss

• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• Gravestones and Epitaphs of our Ancestors

• Secret Societies: Finding your Male Fraternal Ancestors
• Secret Societies: Finding your Female Fraternal Ancestors
• Military Service of our Ancestors and Their Place in Society
• Researching your Ancestors in the City of Philadelphia
• Pennsylvania Military Research: From the Colonial Era to the Mexican War

• German-Americans in World War I: Fighting Against the Fatherland

• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• The Great War: Researching your World War I Ancestors

• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• Decoding Social Security: Providing Benefits to our Ancestors
• Following the Tracks: Finding our Ancestors on the Railroad

• Finding Genealogical Evidence in Military Records

• Deeds Not Words: Finding your Merchant Marine Ancestors

• Women’s Suffrage: Their Rights, Roles, and Limitations
• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• Researching Your Canadian Ancestors in the First World War

• Gravestones and Epitaphs of our Ancestors

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Manifest Destiny: Researching Your Mexican War Ancestors

• Women’s Suffrage: Their Rights, Roles, and Limitations (Keynote)

• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• Manifest Destiny: Researching Your Mexican War Ancestors

• Researching Your World War II Ancestors

• Introduction to U.S. Military Records
• Research and Strategies in Military Records-Part I
• Research and Strategies in Military Records-Part II
• Urban Research Strategies
• Introduction to Military Records III Course
• The Draft and the Selective Service System
• Militia and the Records of the National Guard
• Using Diplomatic Records in Military Research
• Decoding Service Numbers and Dog Tags in Military Research
• The American Protective League and the Department of Justice
• Military Insignia, Awards, Regalia & Ephemera
• Brothers in Arms: Military Fraternal Organizations
• Military Maps-Part I
• Military Maps-Part II
• final Recon-Recap of Military Records III Course
• African American Military Service: From the Colonial Era to the Civil War
• African American Military Service: From the Reconstruction Era to Vietnam
• Evening Session-Introduction to ICAPGEN

• Introduction to the National Archives (Keynote)
• Military Research: Providing for the Common Defense

• Decoding Social Security: Providing Benefits to our Ancestors

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching Your War of 1812 Ancestors

• Researching Your Urban Ancestors

• Records of the United States Postal Service

• Historic Maps: The World at Your Fingertips
• The German Forty-Eighters and their Fight for Freedom

• The Road to Independence: Researching Your Patriot Ancestors

• The New Deal: Putting Our Ancestors to Work
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Research in the Civilian Conservation Corps

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy

• Military Records I-Compiled Military Service Records
• Military Records II-Records of the Draft
• Military Records III-Federal Pensions
• Refugees, Claims, and Pardons-Reconstruction Era
• Government Documents-Part II
• Copyright and Trademark Records
• Records of Invention-United States Patents
• Records of the United States Postal Service
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Federal Court Records
• The New Deal: Putting Our Ancestors to Work
• Federal Penitentiary, Pardons, and Extradition Records

• Researching Your Colonial War Ancestors

• Finding Genealogical Evidence in Military Records

• Researching Your World War II Ancestors
• Following the Armies: Researching Military Maps

• Researching Your Urban Ancestors
• The Empire State: An Overview of New York Genealogy

• Decoding Secret Societies: Finding Your Female Fraternal Ancestors
• Decoding Secret Societies: Finding Your Male Fraternal Ancestors

• More Than Just Obituaries: Genealogical Newspaper Research
• That Splendid Little War: Your Ancestors in the Spanish-American War
• Women’s Suffrage: Their Rights, Roles, and Limitations
• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy (Workshop)

• Over the Top: Researching Canadians in the First World War

• Digging Deeper With City Directories

• More Than Just Obituaries: Genealogy Research in Newspapers
• Researching Your Urban Ancestors
• Historical Maps: The World at Your Fingertips
• Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors

• Looking Beyond the Basics: Researching Land in Military Records

• Researching Your Colonial War Ancestors
• Refugees, Claims, and Pardons: Your Ancestors During the Reconstruction Era
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• More Than Just Obituaries: Genealogical Newspaper Research

• Following the Tracks: Your Ancestors on the Railroad

• Researching Your Colonial War Ancestors
• A House Divided: Researching Your Civil War Ancestors
• Researching Your World War II Ancestors
• Researching Your Urban Ancestors

• Researching Your Colonial War Ancestors
• Researching Your Urban Ancestors
• Influenza: The Twentieth Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

• Introduction to Military Records II Course
• Compiled Military Service Records-Part I
• Compiled Military Service Records-Part II
• Deeds Not Words: Research in the Merchant Marines
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Resources in the CCC
• The United States Coast Guard and their Predecessor Agencies
• Introduction to Military Genealogy Research
• Research and Strategies in Military Records-Part I
• Research and Strategies in Military Records-Part II
• Understanding the Army and Air Force Military Structure
• Understanding the Navy and Marine Corps Military Structure
• Researching Your Urban Ancestors
• Military Records of the Five Civilized Tribes
• Military Maps-Part I
• Military Maps-Part II
• Urban Research: Fire Insurance Company Maps
• Influenza: America’s Deadliest Epidemic (Evening Session)

• The Empire State: An Overview of New York Genealogy
• New York City Research: Navigating The Five Boroughs
• Researching Your Urban Ancestors in the Mid-Atlantic Region
• Case Study in Urban Genealogical Research-Methodology
• Research in the Garden State: An Overview of New Jersey Genealogy
• Researching Your Military Ancestors in the Mid-Atlantic Region
• Historical Maps: The World at Your Fingertips
• Women’s Suffrage: Their Rights, Roles, and Limitations
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records

• I Fight Mit Sigel: Germans in America’s Civil War
• Prisoners, Thieves, and Scoundrels: Your Blacksheep Ancestors

• Historical Maps: The World at Your Fingertips
• Influenza: America’s Deadliest Epidemic
• That Splendid Little War: Research in the Spanish American War

• Introduction to Military Genealogy Research
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Genealogical Research in the War of 1812
• The Great war: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Uniforms, Medals, and Memorabilia: Military Resources Discovered

• New York City Research: Navigating Through the Five Boroughs
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Records of Invention: Your Ancestors in the Patent Office
• Woman’s Suffrage: Their Rights, Roles, and Limitations
• Researching Your Korean War Ancestors

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy
• Introduction to Military Research
• Researching Your Colonial War Ancestors
• Revolutionary War Genealogical Research
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Resources in the CCC
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway To Genealogy
• Introduction to Military Genealogy Research
• More than Just Obituaries: Genealogical Newspaper Research
• Gravestones and Epitaphs of our Ancestors

• Finding Genealogical Evidence in Military Records

• Revolutionary War Genealogical Research
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Genealogical Research in the War of 1812
• Refugees, Claims,and Conscription: Your Ancestors during the Reconstruction Era
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy
• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors in Fraternal Organizations

• Introduction to Military Genealogy Research

• Reconstructing the Past: Dealing with Military Genealogical Record Loss

• That Splendid Little War: Researching Your Spanish American War Ancestors

• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors in Fraternal Organizations

• Civil War Series: House Divided-Prelude to War
• Civil War Series: Pension Files and Beyond
• Civil War Series: Researching Beyond the Army
• Civil War Series: Reconstruction Era and Post-War Society

• Researching Your Urban Ancestors: Methodology and Problem Solving
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Your Ancestors in the Civilian Conservation Corps
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Researching Your World War II Ancestors (Workshop)

• Researching Your Colonial War Ancestors
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• A House Divided: Researching Your Civil War Ancestors

• Called to Serve: Your Ancestors in the Military (Keynote Address)
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Gravestones and Epitaphs of our Ancestors

• Gravestones and Epitaphs of our Ancestors
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching Your War of 1812 Ancestors
• More than just Politics: Researching in  Washington, DC.
• Women’s Suffrage: Their  Rights, Roles, and Limitations

• Historical Maps: The World At Your Fingertips
• Records of Invention: Your Ancestors in the Patent Office
• Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors

• Gravestones and Epitaphs of our Ancestors
• Following the Tracks: Your Ancestors who worked for the Railroad
• Researching Your World War II Ancestors
• Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway for Doing Genealogical Research

• Compiled Military Service Records-Part I
• Compiled Military Service Records-Part II
• U.S. Revenue Cutter Service/U.S. Life Saving Service/U.S. Lighthouse Service
• Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Researching Your World War II Ancestors
• Researching the Civilian Conservation Corps

• Researching Your World War II Ancetors

• Introduction to Military Genealogy Research
• Research and Strategies in Military Records-Part I
• Research and Strategies in Military Records-Part II
• Researching Your Urban Ancestors
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching Your War of 1812 Ancestors
• Manifest Destiny: Researching Your Mexican War Ancestors
• House Divided: Researching Your Civil War Ancestors-Part I
• House Divided: Researching Your Civil War Ancestors-Part II
• Refugees, Claims, and Pardons: Your Ancestors during the Reconstruction Era
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Researching Your World War II Ancestors
• Researching Your Korean War Ancestors
• Researching Your Vietnam War Ancestors
• Death and Burial Procedures for our Veteran Ancestors

• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records
• The New Deal: Putting Genealogists to Work
• Records of Invention: Your Ancestors in the U.S. Patent Office

• More than Just Politics: Washington DC Research

• Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors

• Researching Your World War II Ancestors
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors in Fraternal Organizations
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Research in the Civilian Conservation Corps

• Genealogical Research in the United States Customs House Records
• Work Skills of Old: Justice of the Peace Records
• Semper Paratus: Genealogical Research in the U.S. Coast Guard
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching Your War of 1812 Ancestors

• Researching Your Colonial War Ancestors
• Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching Your War of 1812 Ancestors
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Researching Your Civil War Ancestors

• Women’s Suffrage: Their Rights, Roles, and Limitations
• Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: War of 1812 Ancestors
• Prisoners, Thieves, and Scoundrels: Black Sheep Ancestors

• Revolutionary War Genealogical Research
• Manifest Destiny: Researching Your Mexican War Ancestors
• Refugees, Claims, and Conscription: Your Ancestors During the Reconstruction Era
• More than Just Politics: Genealogical Research in Washington, DC

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Work Skills of Old: Justice of the Peace Records

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• World War II Genealogy Research: The Road to War
• World War II Genealogy Research: Records of the United States Army
• World War II Genealogy Research: Records of the Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard
• World War II Genealogy Research: War on the Home Front, Women, and the Post War Years

• The New Deal: Putting Genealogists To Work
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records in Genealogy

• Military Research in Pennsylvania from Colonial Times to 1850
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Researching Your Ancestors in Federal Court Records
• Researching Your Ancestors in Philadelphia

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Researching Your World War II Ancestors

• New York City Genealogical Research: Navigating Through the Five Boroughs

• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• The New Deal: Records from the Great Depression
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records
• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors in Fraternal Organizations
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Descendency Research: Another Pathway To Genealogy
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records in Genealogy
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Research in the CCC

• Revolutionary War Genealogical Research
• Researching your World War II Ancestors

• Research Strategies in Military Records-I
• Research Strategies in Military Records-II
• Introduction to Military Research and Records

• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Finding Your Ancestors in the CCC
• Decoding Secret Societies: Sisterhood in Fraternal Organizations
• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy
• Your Family in World War I: From the Home Front to the Battlefield

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Refugees, Claims, and Conscription: Your Ancestors During the Reconstruction Era

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• The New Deal: Putting Genealogists to Work
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Your Ancestors in Federal Court Records

• Postmasters, Carriers, and Railway Clerks: Genealogy Records of the USPS

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors In Fraternal Organizations

• Researching Your Civil War Ancestors: A Comprehensive Study
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors In Fraternal Organizations

• Refugees, Claims, and Conscription: Your Ancestors During the Reconstruction Era
• The New Deal: Putting Genealogists to Work
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Resources in the Civilian Conservation Corps

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Refugees, Claims, and Conscription: The Reconstruction Era
• The New Deal: Putting Genealogists To Work
• Secret Societies: Your Ancestors in Fraternal Organizations

• Secret Societies: Finding Your Jewish Ancestors In Fraternal Organizations
• Levi Strauss: It’s All In The Genes

• Descendency Research: Another Pathway To Genealogy
• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors In Fraternal Organizations
• Refugees, Claims, and Conscription: Your Ancestors During Reconstruction

• Research Strategies in Military Records I
• Research Strategies in Military Records II

• Refugees, Claims, and Conscription: Your Ancestors during Reconstruction
• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors In Fraternal Organizations

• Case Studies in Descendancy Research

• Researching Your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study
• The New Deal: Putting Genealogists to Work
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records
• Case Studies in Descendency Research

• Refugees, Claims, and Conscription: Your Ancestors During The Reconstruction Era

• Researching Your Civil War Ancestors: A Comprehensive Study

• Researching Your Civil War Ancestors: A Comprehensive Study (Webinar Series)

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• Drafted, Deserted, and Volunteered: A Comprehensive Study of Your Civil War Ancestors (Webinar Series)

• Fighting For Liberty: Research Your World War II Ancestors

• All in a Day’s Work: Occupational Genealogical Research
• Genealogical Research in the Customs House Records
• Work Skills of Old: Justice of the Peace Records
• Secret Societies: Finding Your Ancestors in Fraternal Organizations

• The Great War: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Military & Civilian Records from the Colonial Period Leading up to the Civil War
• Virginia’s Soldiers, Sailors, & Marines in the Civil War
• Refugees, Claims, & Conscription: Using Civilian Records During the Civil War
• Research Strategies in Military Records I
• Research Strategies in Military Records II
• Drafted, Deserted, and Volunteered: An Introduction to Military Research and Records

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy

• The Reconstruction Era: Refugees, Claims, and Conscription

• Researching Your Civil War Ancestors: A Comprehensive Study
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogical Research in the Civilian Conservation Corps
• Risking It All: Genealogical Research in the U.S. Life-Saving Service

• Northern Lebanon County Community: A History of Fredericksburg Pennsylvania

• Historical Maps: The World At Your Fingertips
• Researching Your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study

• Descendency Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy

• Prisoners, Thieves, and Rogues: Discover Your Black Sheep Ancestors

• New York City Urban Genealogical Research: Migration Surrounding the Five Boroughs
• All in a Day’s Work: Occupational Genealogical Research
• Photographic Treasures: Bringing Your Research Into Focus

• Seminar on Professional Family History Research

• Descendancy Research: Another Pathway to Genealogy
• Fighting For Liberty: Researching Your WWII Ancestors

• Prisoners, Thieves, and Rogues: Discover Your Black Sheep Ancestors

• Fighting For Liberty: Researching Your World War II Ancestors

• Risking It All: Genealogical Research in the United States Life-Saving Service

• Historical Maps: The World at Your Fingertips
• Photographic Treasures: Bringing Your Research into Focus
• Researching Your Civil War Ancestors: A Comprehensive Study
• Free Trade and Sailors’ Rights: Researching Your War of 1812 Ancestors

• From the Halls of Montezuma: Genealogy Research in the Mexican War
• Researching You Civil War Ancestors: Part I & Part II
• That Splendid Little War: The Spanish American War
• Risking It All: Researching in the U.S. Life Saving Service
• Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Researching You World War II Ancestors
• Modern Military Research: Korea and Vietnam War Ancestors
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Research in the Civilian Conservation Corps
• Uniforms, Medals, and Memorabilia
• Aiding Those in Peril At Sea: Research in The U.S. Light House Service
• Semper Paratus: The Genealogy Records of the U.S. Coast Guard

• Risking It All: Researching the United States Life-Saving Service
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Record in Genealogy

• Case Studies in Decendancy Research

• Uniforms, Medals, and Memorabilia: Military Resources Discovered
• All in a Day’s Work: Occupational Genealogical Research
• Photographic Treasures: Bringing Your Research Into Focus

• Tracing Your Civil War Ancestors

• From the Halls of Montezuma: Mexican War Genealogical Research

• Risking It All: Researching the United States Life-Saving Service

• More Than Just Politics: Genealogical Research in Washington, DC
• More Than Just Obituaries: Genealogical Research in Newspapers
• Genealogy: A Journey of a Lifetime

• Researching Your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study

• Case Studies in Descendency Research

• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records

• Case Studies in Descendency Research

• Over the Top: Researching Your World War I Ancestors
• Old Soldiers Never Die: Researching Your World War II Ancestors
• Revolutionary War Research: A Textual Overview

• Photographic Treasures: Bringing Your Research Into Focus
• Doughboys: Researching Your World War I Ancestors

• Researching Your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records

• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records

• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records

• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Research in the Civilian Conservation Corps
• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching your War of 1812 Ancestor
• Researching Your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study (2 Hours)
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records
• Conducting World War I & World War II Genealogical Research
• That Splendid Little War: Researching Your Spanish American War Ancestors
• Case Studies in Descendency Research

• Confederate Raiders in Maine: The Capture and Destruction of the Revenue Cutter Caleb Cushing

• Researching Your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study

• Risking It All: Genealogical Research in the Life-Saving Service

• Risking It All: Genealogical Research in the Life-Saving Service

• Civil War Living History Program
• History and Your Place in It (For Youth)
• Involving Youth in Family History Research

• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records

• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching your War of 1812 Ancestor
• Civil War Genealogical Workshop w/Brent D. Morgan
• From the Halls of Montezuma: Researching your Mexican War Ancestor

• History of The United States Coast Guard and Their Predecessors

• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study

• Civil War Genealogy Workshop w/Brent D. Morgan

• Civil War Genealogy Workshop w/Brent D. Morgan

• Confederate Raiders in Maine: The Destruction of the Revenue Cutter Caleb Cushing

• Conducting World War I & World War II Genealogical Research

• Conducting World War I & World War II Genealogical Research

• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogical Research in the Civilian Conservation Corps
• Risking It All: Genealogical Research in the U.S. Life-Saving Service

• Genealogy: A Journey of a Lifetime
• Bankruptcy to Equity: Using Federal Court Records
• That Splendid Little War: Genealogy Research in the Spanish-American War
• From the Halls of Montezuma: Researching your Mexican War Ancestor

• That Splendid Little War: Genealogy Research in the Spanish-American War

• Free Trade and Sailors Rights: Researching your War of 1812 Ancestor
• Historical Maps: The World at your Fingertips
• Military Genealogical Research Methods and Research
• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study

• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study
• That Splendid Little War: Discover your Ancestors in the Spanish-American War
• Researching your World War I & II Ancestors
• Uniforms, Medals, and Memorabilia
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Research in the Civilian Conservation Corps

• Civil War Living History Program

• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study

• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study
• Work Skills of Old: Justice of the Peace Records
• That Splendid Little War: Discover your Ancestors in the Spanish-American War

• More than Just Politics: Genealogy Research in Washington, D.C.
• Case Studies in Descendancy Research

• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study
• All in a Day’s Work: Occupational Genealogy Research
• Historical Maps: The World at your Fingertips

• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Research in the CCC

• Historical Maps: The World at Your Fingertips
• Roosevelt’s Tree Army: Genealogy Research in the CCC

• Genealogy: A Journey of a Lifetime

• Wild Wonderful West Virginia: Genealogy Research in the Moutain State

• Historical Maps: The World at Your Fingertips

• Researching your Civil War Ancestors: A  Comprehensive Study
• That Splendid Little War: Genealogical Research in the Spanish-American War

• Work Skills of Old: Justice of the Peace Records

• Photographic Treasures: Bringing your Research into Focus
• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study
• All in a Day’s Work: Occupational Genealogical Research

• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study

• Pennsyvlania: Discover your Ancestors in the Keystone State

• Work Skills of Old: Justice of the Peace Records

• Genealogy Research and the Internet [Keynote Speaker]
• More than just Politics: Genealogy Research in Washington, DC

• Work Skills of Old: Justice of the Peace Records

• Confederate Pirates in Maine: The Capture and Destruction of the Revenue Cutter Caleb Cushing

• Confederate Pirates in Maine: The Capture and Destruction of the Revenue Cutter Caleb Cushing

• Confederate Pirates in Maine: The Capture and Destruction of the Revenue Cutter Caleb Cushing

• Confederate Pirates in Maine: The Capture and Destruction of the Revenue Cutter Caleb Cushing

• Family Search and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

• Researching your Civil War Ancestor: A Comprehensive Study

• Military Genealogical Research
• More than Just Politics: Genealogical Research in Washington, DC
• Family Search: Your Key to Millions of Names

• Maps, Atlases and More: Chart your Family History
• More than Obituaries: Genealogy Research in Newspapers
• More than Just Politics: Genealogical Research in Washington, DC
• Photographic Treasures: Bringing your Research into Focus

• John H. Lemaster: Divided Loyalties in a Complex Time

• Maps, Atlases and More: Chart your Family History
• More than Obituaries: Genealogy Research in Newspapers
• Word Skills of Old: Justice of the Peace Records
• Photographic Treasures: Bringing your Research into Focus

• Using the 1880 Federal Census: Making Sense of the Census

• Military Genealogical Research
• More than Just Politics: Genealogy Research in Washington, DC

• Family Search: Your Key to Millions of Names

• Genealogical Research in the Library of Congress

• Military Genealogical Research
• More than Just Politics: Genealogy Research in Washington, DC
• New York City Research: Taking a Bit Out of the Big Apple
• New Jersey: Genealogical Research in the Garden State
• Pennsylvania: Discover Your Ancestors in the Keystone State

• New York City Research: Taking a Bite out of the Big Apple

• New York City Metropolitan Immigrant Research for Genealogists
• Baltimore, Washington, and Philadelphia Research for Immigrants

• Genealogical Research in the New York Metropolitan Area

• New Jersey: Genealogical Research in the Garden State