Our February Toronto Branch meeting will take place on Monday 22 February 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). Genealogy writer and instructor Barbara J. Starmans will be our featured speaker at this meeting. Her main presentation will be on Researching and Sharing Your Family’s Social History—how exploring the social history of our ancestors’ time and […]
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Have you taken the plunge and tested your DNA to help you advance your family history research? Are you wondering what to do with the results? Maybe you’ve been at it for a while, but you’d like to learn more about techniques and strategies? Or perhaps you just want to find out what genetic genealogy is all about? Wherever you are in your DNA journey, you’ll want to attend our June workshop! Registration is […]
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 […]
Family historians are busy people and we know that your calendars for next year are probably already filling up! So we thought we’d give you plenty of advance notice of some important Toronto Branch dates in 2015… We’re planning three exciting full-day workshops next year… and that’s in addition to our regular spring, fall and winter lineups of family history courses, and our monthly Branch meetings with featured speakers on topics of genealogical interest. On […]