Courses are available online
Posted on July 6th, 2009 in Degree News, Online Option
Anyone interested in taking classes in genealogy on the Internet can find many, and some programs on the ground.
The National Genealogical Society offers training opportunities in your website online courses at home www.ngsgenealogy.org. Rates for most are $ 35 for members, $ 50 for non-members.
Another program is offered online by the National Institute of Genealogical Studies in Ontario. See their website at www.genealogical studies.com to know what is available, or call 1-800-580-0165.
Two opportunities to leave Boston. The New England Historic Genealogical Society, founded in 1845, offers educational programs and guided tours. This year has offered study tours in England, Scotland, Newfoundland, New England and Salt Lake City.
A series of educational conferences offered at the headquarters of Boston. Check website www.newenglandancestors.org for more information on how to participate, their publications and the vast resources of the library and special collections. It also accepts suggestions for future trips.
A certificate of genealogical research are offered by Boston University with a major program of study on problem solving, evaluating evidence, and geographic and ethnic specialties. A number of teachers nationally known genealogy of the faculty. Summer time is up, another comes in the fall, but his time would be better for local people. For more information, see professional.bu.edu / CPE / Genealogy.asp or call 866-633-9370.
The search for documents in bulk
One of the greatest resources for research in North Carolina is the North Carolina Archives in Raleigh, which led to a willingness to lose in the state files and court documents in the county. Easy access to files, but not in the counties, except on microfilm. These documents are a mine of information.
At the Georgia Archives, documents in bulk can be found in some counties.


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