Genealogy HowTo - LESSON 1 Solving Genealogy Problems Using Traditional, Internet and Computer    Sources/Methods
By Karen Clifford, AG, FUGA
The Olympics just ended in Salt Lake City, where we witnessed teamwork in motion -- a wonderful thing to watch. Teamwork in research can also be successful if family members (even internet families you meet on the web) can divide up the work according to their unique abilities, talents, tools, and experiences. Watch what happens when our "genealogy" family gets together.

Ask Us - What Do You Mean February 1752 Never Existed?
   The fact is that January 1, 1752 through March 24, 1752 never existed in the calendar of Great Britian and its possessions, including the American colonies. And even more bizarre the dates September 3, 1752 through Sept 13, 1752 didn't exist either.

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Can a First Cousin once removed be restored?

Upcoming Events - Click Here for more Upcoming Genealogical Events across the US and Europe-
  

• 15-18 May 2002, Milwaukee, WI: National Genealogical Society Conference, co-hosted by the Wisconsin State Genealogical Society. For more information contact 2002 NGS Conference, 4527 Seventeenth Street, North, Arlington, VA 22207-2363; call (703)525-0050; or visit www.ngsgenealogy.org/conf.htm.
• 18 May 2002, Monroe, MI: A meeting/program of the Frenchtown Chapter of the French Canadian Heritage Society of Michigan. Pat Mill will speak on "New England Captives." For more information email frenchtownmonroemi@yahoo.com or visit www.rootsweb.com/~mifchs.
• 20 May 2002, Kidlington, Oxford, England: The monthly meeting/program of the Oxfordshire Family History Society. Featured speaker will be Fred Feather, who will speaking on "Murders and Executions in Victorian England." For more information visit www.ofhs.org.uk/meetings.html.
• 24-26 May 2002, Alliston, Ontario, Canada: The Annual Seminar of the Ontario Genealogical Society. Guest speakers will include: Colin Chapman, Brian Cilchrist, Steve Myers, Ryan Taylor, and Paul Smart. Topics will include: computer software comparisons, copyright, Ontario and British research. For more information visit www.ogs.on.ca.