Our next Toronto Branch meeting will take place on Monday, February 22, beginning at 7:30 p.m. (Eastern Time). It will be entirely online and open to all—but you must register in advance. This month, our featured speaker will talk about the dos and don’ts of filing, and demonstrate how the Evernote application can help bring order to your computer files and make it easier to keep track of the documents you come across in […]
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Happy New Year! Our first Toronto Branch meeting of 2021 will take place on Monday, January 25, beginning at 7:30 p.m. (Eastern Time). It will be entirely online and open to all—but you must register in advance. Whether you’re a new or seasoned family historian, you’ve no doubt had the frustrating experience of crashing up against a brick wall in your research. Our featured January speaker, Michigan-based Daniel Earl, will demonstrate an approach that […]
Registration is now open for the new Toronto Branch Ontario Research Lecture Series! Over the course of four evenings in June 2020, four expert researchers will guide you through specialized records and research processes—all online. The first session is free to everyone. The fee for each subsequent session is just $10, or $8 if you are a member of the Ontario Genealogical Society. Pick the sessions that suit your interests… Or take advantage of our […]
Thank you to all who joined us online for our April meeting of Toronto Branch. If you weren’t able to catch it live, you can still watch our two presentations—by Lynn Palermo on Habits of a Highly Organized Genealogist, and Janice Nickerson on Daily Life 100 Years Ago, as told in a mother’s letters to her son. The video recording of our meeting will be posted on our Webinars page for the next month, […]