Bernard N. Meisner presents: Using Hansen’s Map Guides To Locate Your Ancestor’s Parish Records.
Hansen’s Map Guides to Parish Registers simplify the process of locating the parish registers containing the records of your ancestors.
The focus of this group is Germans who emigrated to various parts of the United States from the 1700’s through the 1900’s.
Genealogy & History Manager Stephanie Bennett and German Genealogy Specialist Ed Boehringer will present on how to find your German heritage at the Dallas Public Library.
Bernard N. Meisner presents "Understanding and Converting Calendar Dates In Genealogical Records."
Join us as Günter Ofner, President of Familia Austria presents "The History of the Habsburg Empire."
Join Ann Broihier as she looks at resources for information about our Baden-Württemberg ancestors.
Join Richard Gruetzner as he discusses "The German Free School and the German-Texan Heritage Society (GTHS) 1858 - 2025."
Join Bernard Meisner as he discusses "Researching Bavarian Ancestors."
Join Bernard Meisner as he discusses "Incorporating Artificial Intelligence Into Your German Genealogical Toolkit." While the major genealogical websites have been using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for many years, it is only in the last few years that genealogists have been able to directly use AI tools in their research. Learn which tools are worth including in your genealogical toolkit and how to craft effective prompts to ensure you receive credible results.
Join Dr. Sabine Akabayoy who will present "Bridging the Atlantic: German DNA for American Genealogists."
Join Robin McDonough for a presentation on Using Ortsfamilienbücher to Research German Ancestors.
Join Baerbel K. Johnson, AG® presenting "Using Historic Newspapers to Learn More About Your German Ancestor."
Join Garry Finkell as he presents "Hudson Valley Palatine Loyalists in the Revolutionary War."
Join Bernard N. Meisner as he presents "Learning German Genealogy Through Videos: Tools, Tips and Trusted Sources."
Join Bob Greiner as he presents on "Germans Found in U.S. Federal Records on the Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society Website."
