Has DNA testing become an integral part of your genealogy research? Do you have particular testing strategies, techniques for analysing results, or case experiences that you would like to share with other family historians? Toronto Branch is planning a day-long workshop on 6 June 2015 at the North York Central Library on Genetic Genealogy, and we’re looking for speakers who would like to take part. Sessions may be targeted at beginners or at more seasoned family historians. We’re also seeking […]
Yearly Archives: 2014
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So you think your ancestor may have lived in the Toronto area, but you’re not sure where to look next to pinpoint your search? Did you know that Toronto Branch maintains a searchable master database of genealogical information that could save you countless hours of research time? Our master database includes all of the burial registers, place of worship registers, funeral home registers and other records transcribed by Toronto Branch, as well as some […]
The November 2014 meeting of Toronto Branch will take place on Monday 24 November starting at 7:30 pm at the Burgundy Room, North York Memorial Hall, 5110 Yonge Street in Toronto (convenient access from the North York subway station). This will be our last meeting before the holiday break, and, in keeping with Branch tradition, we’ll be marking the close of the year with a celebration of our own Great Moments in Genealogy. Eleven […]
Toronto Branch is pleased to announce that we will be offering three courses as well as a special forum to keep you learning over the winter months. If you’ve already done a lot of family history research, and are ready to take the plunge and go to print with your work, our half-day course on Saturday 21 February 2015 called “Publish Before You Perish” may be just what you need. Instructor Nancy Conn will […]