Midwestern Roots 2012: Saturday, July 21 Survey

1. 9:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m. S-19 Patricia Van Skaik - Cincinnati Panorama: Windows to Ancestors’ Lives

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2. 10:30 a.m.

10:30 a.m. S-20 Dick Eastman - Using Online Genealogy Programs

S-21 D. Joshua Taylor - Going Digital: Organizing Your Research Files Electronically

S-22 Megan Smolenyak Smolenyak - Trace Your Roots with DNA

S-23 Shamele Jordon - Records of Resistance: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness

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3. 1:00 p.m.

1:00 p.m. S-24 Daniel S. Poffenberger - Getting the Most Out of the Family History Library Catalog

S-25 J. Mark Lowe - Over the Mountain, Across the Plains…Using Electronic Records to Trace Ancestors

S-26 Tamara Hemmerlein - Preserving Your Family History: Caring for Documents and Photographs

S-27 Betty L. Warren - Have You Read the Paper Today? Social History of Ancestors in Feature Editions!

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4. 2:30 p.m.

2:30 p.m. S-28 Curt B. Witcher - Digital Indiana: Online Treasures for Those Searching In and About Indiana

S-29 Dick Eastman - Satellite Navigation for Genealogists

S-30 Joan Hostetler - Preserving Digital Photographs

S-31 Shamele Jordon - Records of the Rebellion: Documenting African Americans During the Civil War

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5. 4:00 p.m.

4:00 p.m. S-32 D. Joshua Taylor - Successful Searching Online: Clustering for Genealogists

S-33 Juliana Smith - Advanced Search Tips for Ancestry.com

S-34 Daniel S. Poffenberger - “Slán agaibh,” Goodby to My Ireland: Finding the Origins of Irish Immigrants

S-35 J. Mark Lowe - Dower, Dowry, and Detinue: Women and their Men’s Property

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6. What was the most valuable part of the conference for you?

What was the most valuable part of the conference for you?

7. What was the least valuable part of the conference for you?

What was the least valuable part of the conference for you?

8. How much more do you feel you know about family history research after attending this conference?

How much more do you feel you know about family history research after attending this conference? Significantly more

Somewhat more

A little more

No more

9. Which 3 topics listed below would you like to see addressed by future conferences?

Which 3 topics listed below would you like to see addressed by future conferences? Ethnic Groups

Internet Research

Technology

Midwest History

Beginners

Military

Other (please specify)

10. How did you learn about the conference?

How did you learn about the conference? Received postcard in mail

WFYI Commercial

InPerspective

Connections

IHS Website

IHS Monthly E-mail

Familly Tree Magazine

NGS Conference

Library (name of library)

11. How could this conference be improved in the future?

How could this conference be improved in the future?

12. Please use the remaining space for any additional comments you care to offer.

Please use the remaining space for any additional comments you care to offer.

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