The St. Louis Genealogical Society's April 12 conference (PDF) -- billed as "the largest such single-day event in the Midwest" -- has nine speakers in 15 sessions. If I could make it, I'd want to attend
Paula Stuart-Warren, CG, on ancestral places of origin and old settlers' organizations
Ann Carter Fleming, CG, CGL, on St. Louis research (she co-authored Research in Missouri)
Tom Pearson on Illinois internet research
Scott Holl on resources for German genealogy at the St. Louis County Library
These regional-level conferences are more affordable and accessible than the nationals, and if going there is too much, you can pre-order audio CDs of specific presentations now.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
April in St. Louis
Posted by Harold Henderson at 7:17 AM
Labels: Ann Carter Fleming, conference, German Genealogy, Illinois Genealogy, Paula Stuart-Warren, Scott Holl, St. Louis, St. Louis Genealogical Society, Tom Pearson
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