Start your week right with an online gathering of folks interested in genealogy and family history.  We share stories, (try) to answer one anothers questions and generally just enjoy the conversation. 

 

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What if despite all your diligence, all your research, and being a conscientious genealogist, you suddenly wonder if it's all wrong? That's the thought that our presenter, Gabrielle Hillgrove, had when researching one of her family lines. Join Gabrielle as she talks about what went through her mind (panic), how she's tackling this problem when you know all the online trees are going to show the information in question, and how to determine what's credible when everything has been thrown into question. We can't promise you answers, but you'll learn some of the thought processes and techniques of addressing an issue like this without losing heart.

 

Gabrielle is Vice-President of the Sno-Isle Genealogical Society. She doesn't have as much time to research her family as she'd like (who does) and she definitely doesn't have all the research answers, but she loves the process of Genealogy, putting together clues, and learning more than just the dates and places associated with her ancestors.

 

The in-person social gathering begins at the Wickers Building at 6:30 pm.  The nominating committee will be collect paper ballots for the 2024 Officer elections between 6:30 and 7:00.  At 7:00 the in-person/online presentation will begin.

 

 

Start your week right with an online gathering of folks interested in genealogy and family history.  We share stories, (try) to answer one anothers questions and generally just enjoy the conversation. 

 

Click here to join the meeting.

Start your week right with an online gathering of folks interested in genealogy and family history.  We share stories, (try) to answer one anothers questions and generally just enjoy the conversation. 

 

Click here to join the meeting.

The SIGS Board of Directors meets on Zoom the 2nd Tuesday of the month, August through May.  Members are welcome and should contact the Humble House library at askus@snoislegenealogy.org for details and the link for the meeting. 
 

The Tool Shed is our study group dedicated to methods, techniques and tools for genealogical research.  Part of our emphasis on building a community of practice, this series is participant-driven.  There is no expert, we learn together, we learn from one-another.

 

In May's we will walkthrough using the Leeds method to cluster DNA matches.  The technique is particularly helpful for working situations with unknown parentage.  Check back for details. 

 

 

 

Start your week right with an online gathering of folks interested in genealogy and family history.  We share stories, (try) to answer one anothers questions and generally just enjoy the conversation. 

 

Click here to join the meeting.

Start your week right with an online gathering of folks interested in genealogy and family history.  We share stories, (try) to answer one anothers questions and generally just enjoy the conversation. 

 

For this Memorial Day edition of the Coffee Klatch, we'll focus on military service of our ancestors. Click here to join the meeting.

The Tool Shed is our study group dedicated to methods, techniques and tools for genealogical research.  Part of our emphasis on building a community of practice, this series is participant-driven.  There is no expert, we learn together, we learn from one-another.

 

June's agenda will be set at the May meeting.  Check back for details.