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Using Family Tree Maker Software: Session 2: Getting Technical
Wednesday, January 21
Using Family Tree Maker Software: Session 2: Getting Technical  (Genealogy Workshop)
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
 
Using Family Tree Maker Software:
An HGF Hands-On Workshop
with 
Monica Andersen, Doug Greenhill, and David Williams
 
Session 2 - Getting Technical
Sync with Online Sites
Generate Charts and Report
Add Sources
 
Susan Garwood Room 
(Media room on the first floor of the library)
Family History Research Center
Clayton Library Campus
5300 Caroline St.
Houston, TX 77004

Bring a laptop with Family Tree Maker software installed if available
 
Registration: Please contact programs@hgftx.org to register for this workshop.


Using Family Tree Maker Software: Session 3: Fine Tuning
Wednesday, February 4
Using Family Tree Maker Software: Session 3: Fine Tuning  (Genealogy Workshop)
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Using Family Tree Maker Software:
An HGF Hands-On Workshop
with 
Monica Andersen, Doug Greenhill, and David Williams
 
Session 3 - Fine Tuning
Customize and Print
Merge People and Trees
Add Media
 
Susan Garwood Room 
(Media room on the first floor of the library)
Family History Research Center
Clayton Library Campus
5300 Caroline St.
Houston, TX 77004

Bring a laptop with Family Tree Maker software installed if available
 
Registration: Please contact programs@hgftx.org to register for this workshop.


Genealogy in the Courthouse with Frank Lytle
Saturday, February 7
Genealogy in the Courthouse with Frank Lytle  (HGF Monthly Meeting)
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
(Munchies and mingling start at 9:00 AM)
Online
and
Carriage House
Clayton Library Campus
5300 Caroline St.
Houston, TX 77004
 
Courthouses hold some of the most valuable records of your family's history, frequently including information not available from the online sources.  Examples include birth, marriage, and death records with occupations and places of origin, property and deed records showing land transferred between relatives, probabate records, and naturalization and immigration documents.  Frank will draw on his extensive experience with court house research to explain how to successfully discover and research these records.
 
Registration:  Whether you're planning to attend online or in person at Clayton Library, please register for the meeting at HGF February Meeting. Registration is free for everyone.  Franks's handouts will be available to current HGF members.  If you're not a current member, you'll need to renew or join to access the handouts.