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SUMMARY:FamilySearch and Ancestry: Do I Need to Use Both? a GSBC Program (In-Person or Online)
DESCRIPTION:Click on Begin Registration below to register for in-person 
 attendance. \n\nClick HERE to register for Zoom.\n\nJoin us for Genealogy 
 Open Computer Lab (In-Person) from 12:00pm-1:15pm. Learn more and register 
 at https://nova.libcal.com/event/12096848. \n\n \n\nFamilySearch.org and 
 Ancestry.com are the two big giants in the world of genealogy. But do you 
 really need to use both of them? Let’s put both websites to the test and 
 show what each has to offer.\n\n\n\nTamara Hallo is a professional 
 genealogist with a Master of Library Science degree and over 25 years of 
 experience as an educator. She holds a certificate of genealogical research 
 from Boston University and has completed ProGen\, an 18-month professional 
 genealogy study program. Her credentials include the Advanced Genealogical 
 Methods and Public Speaking courses at the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy 
 Academy for Professionals\, the Fundamentals of Hispanic Genealogical 
 Research\, Writing and Publishing for Genealogists\, and Beginning DNA 
 courses at the Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research\, and Law 
 School for Genealogists at the Genealogical Research Institute of 
 Pittsburgh. A resident of South Florida\, Tamara served as immediate past 
 president of the Genealogical Society of Greater Miami.\n\nTamara writes\, 
 “I embarked on my journey to become a professional genealogist more than 
 15 years ago after finding a binder full of family history that was given 
 to my mom by her great aunt. I was immediately hooked and picked up 
 researching where she left off. Throughout the years\, I have focused on 
 discovering and sharing the stories of my ancestors\, all the while 
 realizing that I am the person I am today because of their story…their 
 trials\, tribulations\, happiness\, resilience\, determination\, and 
 strength. Researching their lives has led to discovering my roots in 
 Florida\, Georgia\, Alabama\, Tennessee\, Texas\, Arkansas\, New 
 Hampshire\, North Carolina\, Maryland\, Arizona\, Pennsylvania\, Canada\, 
 England\, Scotland\, and Sweden.”\n\nGSBC members have enjoyed Tamara’s 
 past presentations\, and we welcome her back.\n\n\nThe Genealogical Society 
 of Broward County (GSBC) meets monthly\non the first Sunday of every month 
 except when there is a holiday.\n\nWe are here to help you find your 
 ancestors.\n\nVisit www.gsbcfl.org for more information about 
 GSBC.\n\nMeetings are free and open to the public.
LOCATION:Alvin Sherman Library: Second Floor\, Room 2053\, Genealogy
ORGANIZER;CN="Kimberli Kidd":MAILTO:kkidd@nova.edu
CATEGORIES:Discussion / Lecture,  In-Person,  Online / Virtual
CONTACT;CN="Kimberli Kidd":MAILTO:kkidd@nova.edu
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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