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A Beginner’s Guide to Finding Ancestors Using FamilySearch’s AI Research Assistant
Interested in family history but not sure where to begin, or frustrated by how hard research can feel? This is an introductory class on FamilySearch’s new AI Research Assistant, a powerful new tool designed to make discovering and adding ancestors easier for everyone. In this class, we’ll show how the AI does the heavy research for you, saving time and removing the need to be an expert at searching records, deciphering handwriting, or navigating complex collections. Instead of sorting through hundreds of possible hints, this new tool highlights high-probability, tree-extending matches and displays them directly on the FamilySearch homepage for you to review and add. Your role becomes simpler: review the information, confirm it’s accurate, and decide whether to add it to your tree in as few as three clicks. This class is ideal for new and casual FamilySearch users, especially those who have logged in but haven’t added many names because the process felt overwhelming or time‑consuming. No prior experience is required. Join us to learn how FamilySearch’s AI Research Assistant can make family history more accessible, efficient, and rewarding—no matter your experience level. Sponsored by FamilySearchFinding Living African Relatives Through DNA and Ancestral Storytelling
Millions of African Americans take DNA tests yet remain disconnected from the heart of their heritage—living family in Africa. Most receive broad regional estimates without a pathway forward. This session introduces a groundbreaking method that bridges that gap. Prince Jon James Olomo—also known as Prince Omowale, a Yoruba royal descendant and founder of Tribal Tapestry—shares how his team blends commercial DNA results with genealogical tools, AI, and ancestral storytelling to reconnect clients with their African relatives, both virtually and in person. Attendees will learn how to trace African lineages, decode tribal names, and even message relatives identified through multiple online platforms. By weaving together oral histories and digital data, this method transforms vague ethnicity results into living, breathing family connections. This session is for anyone ready to move from percentages to people—and turn a DNA test into a living legacy.Great Uncle Bill in India: an overview of British India records
If you have discovered a family member who lived in British India, passed through, or the family were there for generations, where do you go next to research your relatives. This session will discuss: Online traditional and non-traditional sources Archives and libraries Social media Family history societiesNew Englanders to Nova Scotia, Canada: Soldiers, Settlers and Refugees
This lecture will cover the various migrations and settlement by New Englanders in Acadia now Nova Scotia in the 18th century through 19th century. Understand the resources in New England and Nova Scotia that will benefit your research online, published, and in American and Canadian archives. Determine what records you can search from home, or what you actually need to research in person in New England and Nova Scotia.New to German Genealogy? Start Here!
Want to start your German genealogy, but feeling a bit overwhelmed? Let's fix that! In this beginner-friendly session, you'll learn the exact steps you need to begin tracing your German roots. From finding your ancestor's hometown all the way to locating obscure records in Europe, this session is packed full of actionable steps you can take to find your German ancestors. You'll leave confident and excited to start this side of your family tree!Poor, Pauper, or Pragmatic? Victorian Burial and Identity
Based on original research into burial practices in Victorian cities, this talk explores how the treatment of the dead reflected the values, identities, and struggles of the living. In Britain’s fast-growing industrial cities, burial was shaped not just by grief, but by class, religion, migration, and public health. Whether an individual was laid to rest in a family plot, a pauper’s grave, or excluded altogether, these final decisions reveal powerful stories about social status, belief systems, and community belonging. Using case studies from burial registers, newspaper inquests, and municipal records, we’ll uncover how families navigated the politics and practicalities of death in the 19th century. From Catholic exclusion to overcrowded cemeteries and burial club economies, this talk reveals what lies beneath the surface of Victorian graveyards. Attendees will also receive practical tips on how to interpret burial sources and uncover hidden details about their urban ancestors, especially those missing from traditional records.The GPS in Practice: Examples of Reasonably Exhaustive Research
Learn to determine when research is thorough by evaluating real-world examples. This session demonstrates how to apply the Genealogical Proof Standard (GPS) to address research challenges, including identifying parents, distinguishing between multiple individuals with the same name, resolving conflicting evidence, and writing biographical sketches. Participants will learn advanced techniques for integrating thorough research, source analysis, and evidence correlation. Attendees will benefit from a solid understanding of basic genealogical research methods and familiarity with a wide variety of original records. This advanced-level session is sponsored by BCG and ICAPGen.Your AI Toolkit: Essential Tools for Family History Success
Discover how AI tools can revolutionize your family history research, making it easier to find ancestors, uncover records, and write compelling stories. Learn simple ways to use AI to enhance your research process and make discoveries faster. Sponsored by Storied
