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2012 National Genealogical Society Conference in Cincinnati, Ohio May 9 - 12, 2012

NGS 2012 speaker list

Session

First Name

Last Name

Title

WEDNESDAY MAY 9, 2012

W121

McDonald

Rev. David

Begin with the Power Tools: Transcriptions, Abstracts, and Analysis

W122

Jones

Thomas

CG, CGL, FASG, FUGA, FNGS

Strategies for Finding “Unfindable” Ancestors

W123

Dunn

Victor

Solving Problems with Tax Records

W124

Scott

Craig

Researching Your War of 1812 Ancestor

W126

Schroeder

Dave

MSLS

To Be Irish and American: The Famine Immigrants

W127

Lowe

J. Mark

CG, FUGA

Focusing on Pathways 'cross the Ohio River

W128

Bloom

Jeanne

The Family Tapestry: Integrating Proof Arguments Into the Genealogical Narrative

W141

Mills

Elizabeth

Genealogical Research & Writing: Are You a Saint, Sinner, or Bumfuzzled Soul?

W142

Bittner

Warren

Fitting the Pieces Together: A Case Study in City Research

W143

Staley

C. Ann

CG, CGL

Hatched, Matched, and Dispatched: Vital Record Research

W144

Melchiori

Marie

Medical Records in the National Archives for Soldiers and Civilians

W145

Roberts

Patricia

Dating and Identifying Heritage Photos

W146

Stuart-Warren

Paula

CG, FMGS, FUGA

Native American Research: Keys to Success

W147

Smith

Carol

Moving Out: Migration Patterns into the Midwest

W148

Fleming

Ann

CG, CGL, FNGS

Writing with Style

W149

Adams

Suzanne

Paradigm Uses When Searching Online Genealogical Records

W150

Raymond

Robert

Using Excel to Create Timelines

W152

Ison

Jim

AG, CG

Fugitive Slave Act and the Underground Railroad

W153

Stamm

The Journey Along our Rivers and Canals

W154

Sayre

Rick

Military Bounty Lands: A Rich Resource

W158

Camaur

Richard

JD, CG

Getting to Know Your Ancestors: Integrating Social, Economic, and Political Background into Family History

W159

Jordan

Genealogical Wikis: A Survey of the Terrain

THURSDAY MAY 10, 2012

T201

Hare

Alison

BCG Certification Seminar

DeGrazia

Laura

T202

Kerstens

Lies and Sins of Omission

T205

Gagel

Diane

Gateway to the West: Researching in Ohio

T206

Beidler

James

What's a Palatine Anyway?

T207

Rightmyer

Don

Researching Kentucky Records

T209

Bean

Storing Your Tree in the Cloud: Online Management of your Data

T210

Buzbee

Bruce

RootsMagic: Publishing Your Family History with Complete Documentation

T212

Indexes! Indexes! Indexes! How to Find People Who Don't Seem to Be There!

T214

But Grandma Never Carried a Gun: Locating Women Using Records Created by the Military

T215

Broglin

Jana

CG, OGSF

Ohio: The Great Land Experiment

T216

McMillin

Teresa

So, You've Found Your German Town of Origin: Now What?

T217

Miller

Gail

They Paid Their Taxes: Using Kentucky Tax Lists for pre-1850s Research

T219

MacEntee

Utilizing Social Networks for Genealogy Research

T221

Julie

Navigating the NARA Branches

T222

Giannini

One Family, Two Countries, Three States: A Case Study

T224

Obtaining 20th Century Military Records from the St. Louis Personnel Records Center

T225

Garvey

Kim

MILS

Spring Grove: Eternal Rest in the Midwest

T226

Humphrey

John

The “www” of German Genealogy

T229

Meyerink

Kory

MLS, AG, FUGA

Best of RootsTech: Effective Database Search Tactics

T241

Evans

Stefani

Red Herrings and a Stroke of the Dead Palsy: Analyzing and Correlating Evidence

T242

Inferential Genealogy

T243

Magic in Manuscripts and Business Records

T245

Ohio's Common Pleas Court

T246

German Marriage Laws and Customs

T247

Louise

MIS

Collections of the Kentucky Historical Society

T248

Ancestors in the Attic: Finding and Sharing Family Photographs

T249

Google Earth for Genealogists: The Sequel

T250

Insider

Ancestry

Blog Your Way to Genealogical Success

T251

Bettag

Claire

Assumptions: A Genealogical Slippery Slope

T252

Alpert

Janet

How Did Your Grandmother Meet Your Grandfather?

T253

Little

Barbara

CG, FNGS, FVGS

Helen F.M. Leary Distinguished Lecture Locating and Understanding the Law: An Essential Part of Good Research

T254

Milner

Paul

War of 1812: Tracing the British Soldier

T255

Cincinnati: Queen City of the West

T256

Constrasting German Migrations: 18th vs. 19th Century

T257

Using Kentucky Equity and Criminal Court Cases to Complete Your Research

T258

Using Photographs to Reconstruct a Central European Ancestor's Military Career

T260

Mitchell

Anne

Searching Successfully to Reveal Your Ancestors

FRIDAY MAY 11, 2012

F301

Okay, I 'Got the Neighbors': Now What Do I Do with Them?!

F303

You’re Not in Kansas Any More: Essential Resources for Urban-Area Research

F304

Reik

Connie

MSL

The War of 1812 in Federal and Ohio State Publications and Documents

F305

Confirming Family Stories Using Special Collections

F306

St. Louis: Then and Now

F307

Indiana History and Resources

F308

McGhie

Angela

Read All About Your Ancestors by Locating Historic Newspapers

F309

Internet Privacy and Security for Genealogists

F310

Using FamilySearch to Solve African American Genealogical Problems

F311

Lineage Society Papers: Guidelines for a Successful Application

F312

Powell

Elissa

They Went West on the O-HI-O: Using the GPS to Follow a Family's Trail

F313

Chancery Records: The Secrets They Hold, the Families They Reveal

F314

Known Dead of the War of 1812

F315

Sweany

Pursuing your Genealogical Research in the Library of Congress without traveling to Washington, D.C.

F316

Freilich

Kay

Tracking Pennsylvania Ancestors: Keys to Successful Research

F317

Henderson

Harold

Orphans No More: Records of the Indianapolis Orphan Asylum 1851–1941

F318

Combing the Census for Essential Clues

F321

Documentation: The What, Why, and Where

F322

Hibben

Jean

CG, PhD

Shaking the Myth: Proving/Disproving Family Legends

F323

Leclerc

Michael

Advanced Probate Research

F324

Buffat

Stephen

In Search of your Civil War Ancestry

F326

Rzepczynski

Kris

MLS

Michigan Roots: Genealogy Research in the Wolverine State

F327

Hahn

Navigating the Maze: Finding Indiana Records Online

F328

Blaylock

Jeff

Midwest Records You May Have Missed

F329

Woods

Ryan

Cloud Storage and Backup

F330

Crandell

Jill

Census Search Strategies: Effective Use of Computer Search Forms

F341

German Language Skills for the Genealogist

F342

Hunting For Henry: A Case Study Using Collaterals

F343

Ohio Cousins May Have Migrated: Did Family Records Go Along?

F344

What Do I Get When I Get Home, Sir? Military Pension Records Before WWI

F345

Mieszala

Debbie

Taking the Awe out of the Law Library

F346

Daniels

Cheri

Genealogy Jackpot: The E.E. Barton Papers of Northern Kentucky

F347

New Lights, Campbellites, and the Disciples of Christ

F348

Topographic and Other Maps for Genealogists

F349

Alvy

PhD, FASG

Advanced Word: Automatic Numbering for Genealogies

F350

Pereira

Making the DNA Connection

F351

Let Your Fingers Do the (Web) Walking

F352

Saxbe

William

Jr., CG, FASG

How to Be a Bad Genealogist

F353

Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion: Catholic Church Records

F354

Union Provost Marshal Records

F355

Priest

The Ohio Genealogical Society: Your Best Ohio Genealogical Resource

F356

Crawford-Oppenheimer

Christine

Lost in Pennsylvania? Try the Published Pennsylvania Archives

F358

Common Sense for Genealogists

F359

Marlis

Convert Your Family History Book to an e-Book

F360

Van Skaik

When Do I Link in, Tweet, Facebook, or Flick? Social Media for the Professional Genealogist

SATURDAY MAY 12, 2012

S401

White

Willis

PhD, CG

Using Techniques of Creative Non-fiction to Enhance Our Genealogic Narratives

S402

Weisberger

Pamela

When Leopold Met Lena: Marriage, Divorce, and Deception at the Turn of the Century

S403

Railroad Men and the Records They Left Behind

S404

Melendez

How to Get Kids Involved in Genealogy

S405

Lambert

David

Westward Migration from New England

S407

Hait

African American Genealogy: Tearing Down the Brickwalls

S411

Research Reports for Ourselves: More than a Research Log

S412

Indirect Evidence: What To Do When Perry Mason Isn't on Your Side

S413

Maps! White Oaks, Gradients, Google, and more....

S415

Trails West to the Ohio and Beyond

S417

Key Skills from Four African American Research Books

S419

Taking Your Genealogy With You: Mobile Apps

S420

Friedman

Elise

Genetic Genealogy Demystified: Understanding Your mtDNA Results at Family Tree DNA

S421

Should You Believe Your Eyes? Sizing Up Sources and Information

S422

Information Overload? Effective Project Planning, Research, Data Management & Analysis

S423

Finding Your Ancestors in Local Histories

S424

Employing the Masses: What the WPA Did for Genealogists

S425

Ohio or Bust: Migration to the Buckeye State

S427

Murphy

Shelley

“ Going North”, Stoppin’ in Ohio: Following the Davis and Marsh Families

S429

Fechter

Anna

Using the Ancestry Community to Enhance Your Research

S430

Tested Your DNA? Now What Do You Do With the Results?

S441

Whitton

Paleography: Interpreting Early American Handwriting

S442

Solutions for Missing or Scarce Records

S443

Potter

Constance

The 1940 Census

S444

Online State Resources for Genealogy: Beyond AncestryTM and FamilySearchTM

S445

The Mighty Ohio: Migration West From Pennsylvania

S446

Buried Treasures: What’s in the English Parish Chest

S447

Early Settlements of Free People of Color

S448

Baer

The Nuts and Bolts of Publishing Your Family History

Popma

Rachel

S449

Ouimette

Using Excel to Compare Name Lists of Family Associates and Neighbors

S451

Top Ten Tips to Concluding Effective Research

S452

Newspaper Research–More than Obituaries

S453

Success Story: Finding a European Village of Origin

S454

The Two Sides of Interviewing

S455

Fogarty

Billie

Journey from Kentucky to Missouri Along the Ohio River

S456

Brophy

Paddy on the Net: Irish Genealogy Databases

S457

Brinegar

Researching Nineteenth Century African American Women

S458

Writing Family History Your Relatives Will Read

S459

Middleton

Mark

Personal Digital Archiving: An Overview

S460

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