Presenter: Gail Blankenau It has been estimated that in 1800, about 62% of German workers were engaged in agriculture. But in the Germanic states, there were different social scales and terms for farmers with farms of various sizes and pursuits. We will explore the social hierarchies to which your farm ancestors belonged and discuss terminology...

Presenter: Michael Cassara There has never been a better time to pursue your Italian ancestry! With more and more records available online, this presentation provides an overview for the beginning researcher, while incorporating some lesser-known resources that will be of will be of interest to even the most advanced researchers.

Get help with researching your ancestors. Come discuss strategies and learn how others have succeeded. Open to all. To register, go to: https://pmlib.libnet.info/event/6584182

Presenter: Alex Calzareth Create maps with your own data on Google Maps. This presentation will teach you how to create a custom map, import location data associated with family history events or source records and then customize the appearance of that data on the map. Custom maps can be used in many ways, including visually...

Presenter: Lynn Palmero Here’s the problem. Your family doesn’t want your research. First, it appears at least on the surface, they’re not interested in your family history. They want stories to come to them in an easily shareable manner. But a book with a collection of family stories they can put on their coffee table...

Presenter: Tori McKeen In person at Bethpage Public Library. Doors open at 10 a.m. and the presentation will begin at 11 a.m. Zoom presentation will begin at 11 a.m.

Presenter: Daniel Horowitz Check out the latest MyHeritage innovations to expand your research! Explore advanced MyHeritage features that will enhance your family tree and make the most of your DNA results. Learn more about Pedigree View, PedigreeMap™, the Consistency Checker, the Theory of Family Relativity™, AutoClusters, and much more. To register, go to: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcufuCtqj4oGNVJRFLjy-IUhNPE43N0raf0

Presenter: Sarah Cochran The loss of the 1890 Federal census is a source of great frustration for American Genealogists, but all hope is not lost! Learn strategies and gather tips for success in locating your family in other records between the 1880 and 1900 Federal censuses. To attend via Zoom, go to the events calendar...

Presenter: Jeanette Sheliga New York State conducted 10 state censuses between 1825-1925. If you have New York State genealogy research to do, this is a record collection that you’ll want to familiarize yourself with! For Zoom login send email to Familyhistory@connetquotlibrary.org