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  • Kip Sperry

    Speaker and author of Reading Early American Handwriting and Genealogical Research in Ohio.

  • Laura Prescott - Genealogy Research & Education

    Speaking topics: using manuscripts, family history on an iPod, finding females, Mac genealogy, and academic archives.

  • Lawson Research Services, LLC.

    Leslie Brinkley Lawson, research services specializing in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Services include courthouse research, heir and probate research, historical and cemetery research, Internet research, census extraction, planning reunions, and helping build your family tree. Onsite research available. Genealogy lecturer.

  • Lectures

    Lectures given by speakers Elissa Scalise Powell, CGRS and Reed B. Powell.

  • Linda Woodward Geiger

    A Certified Genealogical Record Specialist and Certified Genealogical Lecturer, Linda is a national genealogy speaker specializing in methodology and specific records groups. She accepts commissions for North Georgia family research, and publishes a quarterly newsletter on Woodwards (including spelling variations) throughout the U.S.

  • Maureen Taylor.com

    An internationally recognized photo identification and family history expert. The author of a number of books and magazine articles, she offers a range of dynamic, interactive seminars on photographs, genealogy, and history.

  • Memory Lane Genealogy - Pamela Boyer Sayre, CG, CGL

    Memory Lane Genealogy provides genealogical research services, lectures, and all-day seminars. We also provide editing and assistance in publishing your family history, other newsletters, quarterlies, or books. Pam is the principal researcher, author, lecturer, and president of Memory Lane Genealogy She specializes in Southeast Missouri research, migration paths into and out of Missouri, and computer tools for genealogists.

  • Michigan History Lectures

    'Michigan History Lectures' is a resource center for finding qualified speakers and or visual presentations about Michigan's history and early American history. An ideal resource for programs directors of Libraries, Historical and Genealogical Societies, Museums, Schools, Colleges and groups such as the Institute for Learning in Retirement.

  • Mike Karsen - Professional Genealogy Speaker

    Specializes in Writing Your Family History and in Jewish/Chicago topics.

  • Nancy J. Emmert, C.G. - Genealogist

    Genealogy Research, Lecturer, and Instructor.

  • Out of the Past Programs

    Professional genealogist, Richard L. Hooverson, offering over 70 topics of interest to local societies,available at any time subject to scheduling.

  • Paula's Genealogical Eclectica

    By Paula Stuart-Warren, CG. A little of this, a little of that. Miscellaneous "stuff" and genealogical gold. Notes from a full-time and board-certified professional genealogist about family history research, genealogical events, life, and family in Minnesota and elsewhere. Includes a listing of places where Paula will be presenting seminars all over the U.S.

  • Rhonda R McClure - Specialized in New England Genealogy

    Solid experience in most of the United States as well as Canada, France and Italy, with regional specialties in New England, New York, Midwest and Southern states. In addition to these regions, there are certain research specialties including immigrant research (going beyond the basic passenger lists), Native American research, compiling of family histories, and editing.

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