The Utah Genealogical Association (UGA) is hosting its 53rd annual Summit of Excellence, a must-attend event for genealogists of all levels. This year’s virtual conference, running from September 5-7, 2024, promises to deliver top-notch genealogical education with presentations from distinguished speakers across the field. One highlight of this year’s conference is my presentation, “A Closer Look at the 1850-1950 U.S. Census Records in Genealogy.” This session will delve into the U.S. Census records from 1850 to 1950, a vital resource for genealogists. Whether you’re new to census research or have been using these records for years, my presentation will offer fresh insights, tips, and a closer examination of details you may have missed. The Summit of Excellence is designed to cater to a wide range of genealogical interests and expertise levels. On Thursday, their FREE “Getting-Started” day, September 5th, beginners can get started with foundational courses. My presentation, though part of the Getting-Started track, is tailored for intermediate researchers looking to deepen their understanding of census records. On Friday, September 6th, the focus shifts to DNA, records, ethnic research, and writing, with sessions for all skill levels. The conference wraps up on Saturday, September 7th, with topics on technology, international research, migration, and military records. One of the great benefits of this virtual conference is the flexibility it offers. If you miss any sessions, you’ll have access to digital recordings until December 31, 2024, allowing you to revisit or catch up on presentations at your own pace. Registration has been open since May 1st, and there’s still time to secure your spot. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your genealogical skills and knowledge. To view the full schedule and register, visit the UGA Website, under Summit of Excellence. I look forward to seeing you at the conference and sharing my insights on U.S. Census records with you! UGA Summit of Excellence 2024 SummaryDay 1:
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9/3/2024 08:15:33 am
Alas, my schedule is too full to attend this virtual conference. However, the census presentation looks interesting. I am still amazed at how much can be learned from census entries once I delve into a specific ancestor or relative's history.
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9/24/2024 08:16:58 am
Yes, there is tons to learn from the censuses, more than meets the eye. ;) You can watch a slightly different version of the census presntation for FREE, whenever you have time, over at Legacy Family Tree Webinars at: https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/a-closer-look-at-the-1850-1950-us-census-records/ :)
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Nancy Gilbride Casey
9/4/2024 07:39:43 am
I just joined UGA and am looking forward to checking out their offerings. Not able to do this one, but doing SLIG in January. Good luck with the presentation.
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9/24/2024 08:19:08 am
Maybe next time. ;) I'll be doing SLIG in January as well! :)
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