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No More Excuses: 10 Family History Writing Tips for Procrastinators
Wednesday, April 9
No More Excuses: 10 Family History Writing Tips for Procrastinators  (Online Event)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Online - Zoom
No More Excuses: Ten Family History Writing Tips for Procrastinators
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Virtual via Zoom
 
This presentation will be joint with the AAGS.
 
Description:
Often the most difficult part of writing a family history is getting started. If you feel stuck due to information overload, lack of time, or writer’s block, you are not alone. In this session, learn ten simple tips to stop procrastinating and start writing!
Speaker:  Lisa Ann Alzo, M.F.A.
An avid genealogist for 26 years, Lisa currently teaches online genealogy courses for Family Tree University and the National Institute for Genealogical Studies. She is the recipient of the 2002 Mary Zirin Prize given by the Association for Women in Slavic Studies to recognize the achievements of independent scholars, and is a frequently invited speaker for national conferences, genealogical and historical societies.
Lisa has published articles in over ten Magazines and Journals.  She is the author of ten books:  The Family Tree Polish, Czech, and Slovak Genealogy Guide,  Three Slovak Women,  Baba’s Kitchen: Slovak & Rusyn Family Recipes and TraditionsFinding Your Slovak AncestorsPittsburgh’s ImmigrantsSlovak PittsburghSports Memories of Western PennsylvaniaCleveland SlovaksCleveland-CzechsWriting Your Family Book (Heritage Productions).  She belongs to more than six Genealogical and Historical societies.
 
VISITORS ARE WELCOME       
Members will be sent the Zoom meeting ID by email or may go to the member’s only page to obtain it. If you are a visitor and not a member yet - click here to obtain the Zoom meeting ID.
 
https://hcgsmd.org/eventListings.php?nm=19#er771
 


America's Forgotten War - When Invading Canada Seemed Like a Good Idea
Monday, April 28
America's Forgotten War - When Invading Canada Seemed Like a Good Idea  (Other Societies Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Online - Zoom
Monday, April 28
America's Forgotten War - When Invading Canada Seemed Like A Good Idea  (SMCGS Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
ZOOM meeting
Just a few years after the United States gained its independence, America was caught up in a global power struggle between Britain and France which has been referred to as “the silliest war we ever had.” Learn about the importance of this war that affected much of eastern North America, produced several great heroes and future presidents, and yet, is often overlooked in both British and US history. We will discuss the major turning points and the diverse perspectives and experiences of different groups, including Canadians, Native Americans, and People of Color during, and as a result of the war. We will review where you can look for relevant records and information to further your genealogical research.  Presented by Kate Penney Howard, a genetic genealogist, who loves sharing her knowledge with other genealogists and has presented at Rootstech and East Coast Genetic Genealogy Conference.
 



AI and Genealogy: Trouble Ahead?
Monday, May 19
AI and Genealogy: Trouble Ahead?  (Other Societies Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Online - Zoom
Monday, May 19
AI and Genealogy: Trouble Ahead?  (SMCGS Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
ZOOM meeting
Thomas MacEntee of Genealogy Bargins will explain that while AI (artificial intelligence) might be the current “hot” buzz word, the fact is that many genealogy vendors and even genealogists have already been using this technology for years. The AI industry is at a crossroads and within the next five years, it will permeate almost every aspect of business and society. Learn how AI is currently being used to improve the genealogy experience, and whether or not you should seek out other uses of artificial intelligence for your own genealogy research.
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