51st Annual Family History Conference!
This will be held as a hybrid event. Join us for a full day of lectures, exhibitors, and a chance to chat over morning coffee or lunch. If you can't attend in person, join us via Zoom. All the lectures will be recorded, and everyone will have access to all eight lectures after the conference. For those coming to the Maryland Heights Community Center, a box lunch can be purchased for an optional fee.
Saturday's Program (All times are Central Time Zone)
9:30 a.m.: Doors open
9:50 a.m.: Opening Remarks
10:00 a.m.: "Through the Golden Door: Immigration After the Civil War," by Judy Russell
AND "Documents to Databases: Using the Missouri State Archives' Newest Resource," by John Dougan
11:15 a.m.: "Advertising the Law: The Gems in the Legal Notices," by Judy Russell
AND "Documents to Databases: Using the Missouri State Archives' Land and Judicial Databases" by Christina Miller
1:15 p.m.: "Of Delinquents and Common Scolds: Women, Children, and Criminal Justice,"
by Judy Russell AND "Findmypast: Your Source for British and Irish Research," by Jen Baldwin
2:30 p.m.: "After the Courthouse Burns: Rekindling Family History Through DNA," by
Judy Russell AND "Why You Should Care Where Your Family Bible Is," by Greg Hilton
Complete details of each lecture and speaker bios are on our website. When you go to the conference page, be sure to click on the links to the Lectures and Speakers pages. (Those links are in the upper right-hand corner of the page.)
Registration for the Conference
Once you have registered, you will receive an invitation to the FHC via the email address you provide. (Note: The email will come to you during the week before the conference.) Those attending in person will receive a paper syllabus. Everyone will have access to the syllabus as a downloadable PDF from a link on our website as well as all eight digital recordings.
Questions? Send an email to programs@stlgs.org and the vice-president for programs will get back to you.
We can't wait to help you "Explore Unique Pathways to Smash Brick Walls!"
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