SNGF: Favorite Legacy Family Tree Webinars From Past 3 Months

Randy Seaver's Saturday Night Genealogy Fun challenge tonight is to answer the question:  What were your favorite Legacy Family Tree webinars over the last 3 months? I have a paid subscription to Legacy Family Tree Webinars.  The majority of the webinars I watch are through that subscription. 

Mine in no particular order are:

• DNA: Proof, Citation & Privacy by Elizabeth Shown Mills (27 Dec 2024)  An ESM webinar.  What's not to love...
• Lost and Found: Locating Ancestral Origins with FAN Club and DNA by Mary Kircher Roddy (18 Dec 2024)  Cluster research. Gets them every time.
• The Everleigh Sisters: A Case Study in Conflict Resolution by Karen Stanbary (22 Jan 2025)--I loved this one because I have a few persons I'm researching who love to lie about themselves.
• Applying Research Standards to the Census by Diane MacLean Boumenot (19 Feb 2025)  Always good to have a solid research plan and guidelines to keep you from constructing your own brick wall--signed..the voice of experience.

I also attended the TN Genealogical Society's Virtual Spring Seminar today where I heard excellent presentations by Annette Burke Lyttle and Gena Philibert Ortega on the theme of "The Occupations of Our Ancestors." There were also door prizes and Q and A after each of the 4 presentations.  I was happy that despite the storms, my internet and electricity held the connection. 

What's Next on My "To-Do" List?

In Answer to Randy Seaver's "Saturday Night Genealogy Fun" challenge 

My next item is actually sort of in progress but is slow going right now. I hope to finish an article I'm writing about my Cook/King Great Grandparents and their descendants before the end of the year. These are my Paternal Grandfather's parents.  I wrote an article about my Paternal Grandmother's parents earlier this year.  While my paternal grandmother's family was much larger and is kind of complicated, the Cook/King project covers a smaller family but is way more complicated due to some key missing records, and a TB outbreak.  If any of my Cook/King cousins are reading this and have any information or pictures you want to send me, please contact me.  The best way is thru Facebook and then I can give you further contact info.   Every puzzle piece helps to present a clearer picture of our folks lives.

Once that tasks is complete, the next project will be better organizing my family pictures--both digital and prints.  I also need to write about both sets of my maternal great grandparents.