Great news for genealogists everywhere!
The GRIP (Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh) program, through the generosity of various
sponsors, is hosting four free online evening lectures June 19-22. There's one
by Judy Russell, one by Michael Lacopo, and one on DNA with Paul Woodbury (and
one other...). You have to register separately for each session through the
links at the above webpage and must attend the event at the scheduled time - no recordings will be made.
The June series will air at 7pm Eastern June 19-22 online via Zoom.
Brief Overview
Monday, June 19 - Presenter Judy G. Russell, JD, CG - “From 1619 to Juneteenth – Slavery and the Law Before the Civil War”
Tuesday, June 20 - Presenter Deborah Abbott, Ph.D. - “Genealogy Strategies: Memorable Moments in the Life of Bob Hope, An American Icon”
Wednesday, June 21 - Presenter Paul Woodbury - “Right Place, Right Time, Right Person: Intersections of DNA and Document Evidence”
Thursday, June 22 - Presenter Michael D. Lacopo, DVM - “Telling Their Story: Adding Character to Your Genealogical Narrative”
Click through to the GRIP announcement for full descriptions and registration details.
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