Riverton FamilySearch Library/Saturday Seminar

Saturday Seminar
The library offers a free seminar the third Saturday of each month, except for December. An opening session is held at 9:00 a.m. featuring a keynote address. Following this session attendees are offered additional choices of presentations at both 10:10 and 11:20 a.m.

9:00 a.m.
Keynote Address: "Family Tree: Where It Came From, Why It Is Here, and Where It Is Going" by Ron Tanner  

10:10 a.m.

 * "What I Wish I'd Known When Starting Family History" by Kathryn Grant
 * "Little Family Tree: Introduce Your Children To Their Family History" by John and Melissa Finlay
 * "Big Tasks and Fixing Common Issues in Family Tree" by Ron Tanner
 * "Merging in Family Tree" by Sharon Monson

11:20 a.m.

 * "Getting the Most from 'Search' on Family Search" by Kathryn Grant
 * "Using the Fold3 Military Collections" by Sharon Monson
 * "Little Family Tree" Introduce Your Children To Their Family History" by John and Melissa Finlay
 * Understanding and Fulfilling Your Calling As A Family History Consultant" by Jill Shoemaker

Seminar Handouts

We are grateful to seminar presenters who make their handouts available on our website. Handouts for the April 16, seminar will be available for two weeks, starting on April 30.

"What's New In FamilySearch" by Devan Ashby

"Keeping Records (And How To Keep Them) by Christopher McAfee

"The Research Process, Part 1" by Julie Merrill

"The Research Process, Part 2" by Julie Merrill"Find, Take, and Teach" by Devin Ashby

[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8SfQvIGQeYIN3VNQ1ZnSy1sNms "My family Has Been Latter-day Saints for Generations.." by Mike Grimshaw]

"The Timeline Grid: An Easy Way to Track, Organize and Use your Research" by Kathryn Grant

"Hidden Secrets of Person Records in Family Tree" by Kathryn Grant