Join Ancestry.com in Boston for Family History Day 2010!
Are you getting the most out of your Ancestry.com subscription? Need ideas to help you grow and organize your family tree? If so, don’t miss
Family History Day 2010 — Boston
Saturday, February 20, 2010 – 8 am to 4 pm
Westin Copley Place, Boston, Massachusetts
Ancestry.com and the New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) are excited to sponsor a Family History Day in Boston. The day will include
- 6 fantastic classes to help you grow your tree
- Ancestry.com experts on hand to answer your questions
- Chances to meet one-on-one with genealogists from NEHGS
- Opportunities to have photos and documents scanned on high-speed scanners
- And much more!
The cost for attendance is only $30, which includes parking. Register today to attend Family History Day 2010 in Boston!
Family History Classes
Get pro tips and guidance from the experts at Ancestry.com and the New England Historic Genealogical Society in these incredible classes:
- Getting the Most out of Your Ancestry.com Subscription — Get an inside look at the historical records and tree-building tools on Ancestry.com.
- Tapping into the Ancestry.com Community – Find out how to access and communicate with the world’s largest online community of family historians
- Getting the Most from Family Tree Maker — Learn how Family Tree Maker can help you effectively organize, manage, and share your family history.
- Best Strategies for Searching Ancestry.com — Discover how to search the more than 4 billion records on Ancestry.com like a pro.
- Discover NEHGS: Your Family History Resource -- Uncover how the New England Historic Genealogical Society can further your research.
- Organize, Organize, Organize -- Avoid the “paper trap” with proven methods to track the progress of your research and plan the best next steps.
Sign up now for Family History Day 2010 in Boston.
One-on-One Consultations with an Expert Genealogist – Free
Hit a brick-wall in your research? Sit down with a professional genealogist who can help answer your research questions during free consultations offered throughout the day. Genealogists from NEHGS will be on-hand to help you outline resources for getting started, breaking through brick-walls, organizing, writing, and other tasks.
Digitize Your Family Records – Free
Ancestry.com is excited to provide Family History Day attendees the opportunity to have their family photos and historical documents scanned on our professional scanning equipment. It’s a unique opportunity to have your family history records digitized!
Register today to attend the Family History Day in Boston, sponsored by Ancestry.com and the New England Historic Genealogical Society. We hope to see you there!
I would love to come but it is not possible. Are you planning to tape the event so that we can see it on Ancestry.com? Our Ancestry.com User’s Group would love to see the classes.
From the Evergreen State which is famous for its trees.
Ancestry.com has local User Groups??
Who Knew!
Where can I get a list?
I also would like to know about local User Groups.. Is there a list? I live in Upstate NY and I am going to try to attend.
Dorothy (#2) didn’t say and I didn’t know, but the Evergreen State is Washington.
Ancestry User Groups would be a great idea. Think of all the jobs it would create if an Ancestry expert could be in other places besides Utah. It would help ease some of the burden on the support group, which by the way, is wonderful and absolutely necessary, for me.
So does any other place have an Ancestry User Group or not? Our local Genealogical Society has monthly meetings and we have a computer expert who has a class before the regular meeting.
We need more than just Webinars!
Lucky you, Jane, #5.
I don’t see Ancestry User Groups creating jobs at all.
I’m talking about Ancestry members in a given location forming their own group to meet and discuss. help, educate, each other and anyone else who attends their meetings.
Like TMG User Groups, Legacy User Groups, etc.
Is the Westin Copley giving special room rates to attendees?
Please tell us what we need to bring to hold our digitized records: thumb drive? CD?
Hello! I found so many interesting persons to whom I would try to find contact – I don´t know wether my efforts
would appreciated! I would like an opportunity (combined with my membership)
to write a firm and fixed information
to each person whom I want to contact!
Please forgive if anything is not correct
Good bye and so long Hans Arenold
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This sounds great, but when will you have one in Kentucky?
Regards,