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Thursday, January 17
January Business Meeting and presentation (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Picture Perfect: Preserving Your Family Photographs
Karen Keehr will talk about what is causing damage to your photographs, how to preserve them, tips on labeling photographs, how to identify different types of prints and negatives, and a few helpful pointers on how to guess the age of a photograph. I encourage everyone to bring one historic photograph to share.
Karen Keehr has been the Curator of the Photograph Collection at History Nebraska since June 2009. Originally from Minnesota, Karen has enjoyed studying and preserving Nebraska history for over 18 years. She did her undergraduate work at Winona State University in Winona, Minnesota and received her Master degree in Public History from New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, NM. Before joining NSHS, Karen was the Curator of Research at Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer in Grand Island, NE for nine years where she worked on two books of photographs, Grand Island and Hall County and Grand Island: the Julius Leschinsky Photographs.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Sunday, January 20
Nebraska Interest Group (Nebraska Interest Group)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
Jim Eckles – Retired from the Public Affairs Office at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, he has established himself as an author, historian and public speaker on many topics around the Las Cruces, New Mexico area. He is the author of Camp Cody a World War One Training Camp and will share details and stories from his book, highlighting the connection to Nebraska men who ended up in Deming, New Mexico to train before possible deployment to France.
Participate with the Nebraska Interest Group led by Nancy Eckles and Judi Cook. This session is free and open to the public. All visitors are welcome.
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Friday, January 25
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Sunday, January 27
Germanic Special Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
“A Peek into Poland!” by Dr. Lynne Houtz
Do you have ancestors from Poland, particularly the region of Silesia? Learn more about the circumstances that brought our forefathers to Nebraska! In this presentation, Dr. Lynne Houtz from Creighton University will look at the history, research, language, names and cultural aspects that help us understand who we are and where we came from. She will share highlights of her trip to Poland, including Krakow, Auschwitz, Jasna Gora’s Black Madonna, the Wieliczka Salt Mines, and the quaint villages of the Opole Voivodeship. Meetings are free and guests are welcome to attend.
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Sunday, February 3
Travel Abroad for Genealogy (Genealogy "Help" Session)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library 6701 South 14th St., Lincoln, NE
Kath Wurth will discuss Genealogy trips. She operates a business that facilitates foreign travel to visit places where you may find documents relating to your ancestors, or see where your ancestors lived.
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Friday, February 8
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Sunday, February 10
British Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library 6701 South 14th St., Lincoln, NE. RMS 1&2
This Special Interst Group will be of interest to anyone doing research on relatives from England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales. Specific topics will be identified a few weeks before each date. These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Sunday, February 17
Lineage Societies (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library 6701 South 14th St., Lincoln, NE. RMS 1&2
A presentation on the membership process and benefits to becoming associated with various Lineage Societies is the topic for this Sunday event. Presentations from the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Mayflower Society, and the Sons of the American Revolution are planned. Others have been contacted and we await confirmation.These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Thursday, February 21
February Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Friday, February 22
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Sunday, February 24
Sunday with a Genealogist (Genealogy "Help" Session)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library 6701 South 14th St., Lincoln, NE
Help Sunday: Attend this session to get help or to help others. We welcome everyone from beginners to experts. Please bring your electronic devices. If you are coming for help, please bring your family tree information (for the branch for which you are seeking help.)
Guests are welcome and sessions are free. |
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Friday, March 8
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Sunday, March 10
Family Tree Maker Software Users (Other)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Room 1 & 2
Family Tree MakerSoftware Users
Bimonthly meeting of Family Tree Maker Software (Bob McQuistan).
People of all proficiency levels are encouraged to attend and participate in learning how to use this software program. Sessions are typically held Rooms 1 at Walt Library. Please check this calendar 1 week before the event to confirm location.
These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Sunday, March 17
Nebraska Interest Group (Nebraska Interest Group)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Room #2
Suzanne Ratzlaff – President of Henderson Heritage & Tourism.
Henderson Heritage & Tourism was formed in 1994 with the purpose of sharing and documenting Henderson’s Mennonite heritage. Come learn more on Sunday!
Henderson’s Mennonite immigrants left Russia and settled on the plains of Nebraska in 1874 for religious freedom. Who were these believers and what is their connection to the Amish and old Mennonites of today? While visiting Henderson Mennonite Heritage Museum and Park, visitors will experience personal stories of these Anabaptist settlers, hear a bit of their Low-German language, and indulge in a delectable ethnic dessert known as apple prieshka. Unique guided storytelling throughout the museum’s many eclectic historical buildings will bring to life the history of the Mennonite faith and what it means to be a Mennonite today.
Participate with the Nebraska Interest Group led by Nancy Eckles and Judi Cook. This session is free and open to the public. All visitors are welcome.
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Thursday, March 21
March Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Friday, March 22
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Sunday, March 24
Germanic Special Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Rooms 1 & 2
Bohemia and Moravia, the Cultural Field of Germans and Czechs
Míla Sasková-Pierce, PhD
The Czech lands went through a tumultuous history involving many nationalities. Over the centuries, Czechs and Germans lived side by side in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. There were intermarriages, cultural collaborations, and competitions. Charles University in Prague, founded in 1348, attracted European intellectual elite throughout the centuries, including Copernicus and Einstein.
Wars of succession and religious strife undid many Czech intellectual achievements. However, the shared territory created a space for unique cultural endeavors, the achievements of which became a part of true European culture. During the German and later Czech immigration waves, these achievements contributed to US society, and became a part of the Greater Germania, and Greater Czechia diasporas. Dr. Saskova-Pierce will include personal experiences from Prague, as shown in this 1968 picture of her confronting Russian soldiers. She will also discuss the relationships of Czech and Bohemian immigrants to German immigrants in Nebraska.
Germanic Interest Group led by Dennis Schulte.
Presentations and discussions would be of interest to those tracing their German heritage. Please join us for this session and bring a friend! Sessions are open to the public and visitors are always welcome.
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Sunday, March 31
New Tools for DNA Analysis (Educational Opportunities)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Rooms 1 & 2
Please join us Sunday for a look at some ways to use your DNA results for both the beginner and more advanced user. The precise topic will be announced as we get closer to this date. Tom McFarland will lead this session. |
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Friday, April 5
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Friday, April 19
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Sunday, April 28
British Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Rooms #1 & 2
This Special Interst Group will be of interest to anyone doing research on relatives from England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales.
Specific topics will be identified a few weeks before each date. These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Sunday, May 5
Germanic Special Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Typically at Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Confirmed one month before event
Germanic Interest Group led by Dennis Schulte.
Presentations and discussions would be of interest to those tracing their German heritage. Please join us for this session and bring a friend! Sessions are open to the public and visitors are always welcome.
Rooms and details of each session will be confirmed as we get closer to the date.
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Wednesday, May 8 through Saturday, May 11
National Genealogical Society Annual Conference (Conferences)
St. Charles, Missouri
The 2019 NGS Annual Conference will be in St. Charles, MO. It looks to be a grand event and hotel rooms reservations are going fast.
The conference announcement brochure is attached.
A full conference schedule will be available later this fall. Registration begins Dec 1.
For updates, go to https://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/
Find hotel information at: https://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/accommodations/ |
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Friday, May 10
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Thursday, May 16
May Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Sunday, May 19
Nebraska Interest Group (Nebraska Interest Group)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
Dr. Patricia Crews – Willa Cather Professor of Textiles & Founding Director Emeritus of the International Quilt Study Center & Museum.
Dr. Crews will share insights and stories collected during the Nebraska Quilt Project and subsequent publication Nebraska Quilts and Quiltmakers. This book won the Smithsonian’s Frost Prize for Distinguished Scholarship in American Crafts in 1993. Do Nebraska quilts reflect different immigrant groups? Pat will answer this question for us.
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Participate with the Nebraska Interest Group led by Nancy Eckles and Judi Cook. This session is free and open to the public. All visitors are welcome.
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Friday, May 24
Time Travelers Writing Group (Friday Morning Writing Group)
9:30 am to 12:00 pm College View Church, 4801 Prescott Ave, Lincoln, NE
Writing "Memories into Memoirs for Posterity" Ruth Briney, facilitator.
Are you interested in writing your memoirs or your ancestor’s stories? This group meets twice monthly to share their short stories.
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Thursday, June 20
June Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Sunday, June 23
British Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Location To be announced
This Special Interst Group will be of interest to anyone doing research on relatives from England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales.
Specific topics will be identified a few weeks before each date. These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Sunday, June 30
New Tools for DNA Analysis (Educational Opportunities)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm TBD
Please join us Sunday for a look at some ways to use your DNA results for both the beginner and more advanced user. The precise topic will be announced as we get closer to this date. Tom McFarland will lead this session. |
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Sunday, July 14
Family Tree Maker Software Users (Other)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Please check this calendar 1 week before the event to confirm location.
Family Tree MakerSoftware Users
Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
Bimonthly meeting of Family Tree Maker Software (Bob McQuistan).
People of all proficiency levels are encouraged to attend and participate in learning how to use this software program. Sessions are typically held Rooms 1 at Walt Library. Please check this calendar 1 week before the event to confirm location.
These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Thursday, July 18
July Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Sunday, July 21
Nebraska Interest Group (Nebraska Interest Group)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
Nolan Johnson – History Nebraska Highway Archaeologist and 2018-19 President of Nebraska Archaeology.
Nolan will discuss archaeology in Nebraska. Nebraska has more than 10,000 archaeological sites that can range from 10,000 B.C. to the 1800’s.
Participate with the Nebraska Interest Group led by Nancy Eckles and Judi Cook. This session is free and open to the public. All visitors are welcome.
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Sunday, July 28
Germanic Special Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Typically at Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Confirmed one month before event
Germanic Interest Group led by Dennis Schulte.
Presentations and discussions would be of interest to those tracing their German heritage. Please join us for this session and bring a friend! Sessions are open to the public and visitors are always welcome.
Rooms and details of each session will be confirmed as we get closer to the date.
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Thursday, August 15
August Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Sunday, August 18
British Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Location To be announced
This Special Interst Group will be of interest to anyone doing research on relatives from England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales.
Specific topics will be identified a few weeks before each date. These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Sunday, September 15
Family Tree Maker Software Users (Other)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Please check this calendar 1 week before the event to confirm location.
Family Tree MakerSoftware Users
Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
Bimonthly meeting of Family Tree Maker Software (Bob McQuistan).
People of all proficiency levels are encouraged to attend and participate in learning how to use this software program. Sessions are typically held Rooms 1 at Walt Library. Please check this calendar 1 week before the event to confirm location.
These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Thursday, September 19
September Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Sunday, September 22
Nebraska Interest Group (Nebraska Interest Group)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
Joan McKay will join us to talk about her Nebraska jaunts. She was featured on Lance’s Journal in June 2018 and has made exploring small town Nebraska into a great adventure for herself and has the documentation to prove it!
Participate with the Nebraska Interest Group led by Nancy Eckles and Judi Cook. This session is free and open to the public. All visitors are welcome.
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Sunday, September 29
Germanic Special Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Typically at Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Confirmed one month before event
Germanic Interest Group led by Dennis Schulte.
Presentations and discussions would be of interest to those tracing their German heritage. Please join us for this session and bring a friend! Sessions are open to the public and visitors are always welcome.
Rooms and details of each session will be confirmed as we get closer to the date.
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Sunday, October 13
New Tools for DNA Analysis (Educational Opportunities)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm TBD
Please join us Sunday for a look at some ways to use your DNA results for both the beginner and more advanced user. The precise topic will be announced as we get closer to this date. Tom McFarland will lead this session. |
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Thursday, October 17
October Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Sunday, October 20
British Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Location To be announced
If planning ahead, this event may change dates. Please check to confirm date at the beginning of this month.
This Special Interst Group will be of interest to anyone doing research on relatives from England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales.
Specific topics will be identified a few weeks before each date. These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Sunday, November 10
Family Tree Maker Software Users (Other)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Please check this calendar 1 week before the event to confirm location.
Family Tree MakerSoftware Users
Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
Bimonthly meeting of Family Tree Maker Software (Bob McQuistan).
People of all proficiency levels are encouraged to attend and participate in learning how to use this software program. Sessions are typically held Rooms 1 at Walt Library. Please check this calendar 1 week before the event to confirm location.
These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Sunday, November 17
Nebraska Interest Group (Nebraska Interest Group)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln
Those working on their Nebraska heritage will be interested in the topics presented at these sessions. Each month a specific topic will be announced by the beginning of the month.
Participate with the Nebraska Interest Group led by Nancy Eckles and Judi Cook. This session is free and open to the public. All visitors are welcome.
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Thursday, November 21
November Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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Sunday, November 24
Germanic Special Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Typically at Walt Branch Library, 6701 S 14th, Lincoln Confirmed one month before event
Germanic Interest Group led by Dennis Schulte.
Presentations and discussions would be of interest to those tracing their German heritage. Please join us for this session and bring a friend! Sessions are open to the public and visitors are always welcome.
Rooms and details of each session will be confirmed as we get closer to the date.
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Sunday, December 15
British Interest Group (Genealogy Interest Group (GIG))
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Location To be announced
This Special Interst Group will be of interest to anyone doing research on relatives from England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales.
Specific topics will be identified a few weeks before each date. These sessions are free and open to the public.
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Thursday, December 19
December Business Meeting (Monthly Meetings)
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm First Lutheran Church, 1551 S 70th St., Lincoln, NE
Please attend our monthly business meeting and the program that follows.
Each month there is a program following the busness meeting. The program is typically announced and listed here at least one month before the scheduled meeting.
Before each monthly meeting, beginning at 6 pm, we hold a 45-minute Help Session. Please come with genealogy problems that you would like to have us take a look at. And come ready to offer other peoples’ research a fresh look. Bring your laptops or other genealogical devices so we can investigate resources that you may not have used. Prudence Sadler will facilitate this session. |
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