• FMRL ~ Connections to German Grammar for the Genealogist – Ken Weaver

    Fort Myers Regional Library - Meeting Rm A & B - In Person 1651 Lee Street, Room A & B, Fort Myers, FL, United States
    Fort Myers Regional Library Programs

    Connections to German Grammar for the Genealogist – Ken Weaver.  An understanding of how the German language works will assist researchers to better understand the records and document they discover.  This session is designed to help the non-linguist with German language issues to improve their understanding of documents they discover. To attend, please register at:  […]

  • FMRL ~ (Virtual Only) Using PERSI for Genealogical Research with Allison DePrey Singleton

    Fort Myers Regional Library - Virtual Webinar
    Fort Myers Regional Library Programs

    Speaker:  Our presenter  is Allison DePrey Singleton - Genealogy Services Manager -  Allen County Library Genealogy Center.  Allison provides research consultations, serves on the Center’s programming team, and leads the Center’s family history webinars and educational initiatives.   Description:  PERSI serves as a comprehensive index of most genealogical and family-history oriented periodicals.  PERSI enables researchers to […]

  • FMRL ~ Chasing Your SNPS’s  (DNA Related) with Steve Colburn

    Fort Myers Regional Library - Meeting Rm A & B - In Person 1651 Lee Street, Room A & B, Fort Myers, FL, United States
    Fort Myers Regional Library Programs

    Saturday, December 6th – Steve Colburn – Chasing Your SNPS’s  (DNA Related) - South Building Meeting Rooms - 10-12 This seminar will discuss the importance of SNP's.  SNPs are Copying Errors.  To make new cells, an existing cell divides in two.  But first it copies its DNA so the new cells will each have a […]

  • FMRL ~ Reading & Understanding German Civil Registration Records with Ken Weaver

    Fort Myers Regional Library - Meeting Rm A & B - In Person 1651 Lee Street, Room A & B, Fort Myers, FL, United States
    Fort Myers Regional Library Programs

    Reading & Understanding German Civil Registration Records with Ken Weaver. German territories followed the French practice of government agencies keeping records of births, marriages and deaths.  This practice dates back to the 1790’s in some sections and expanded to all of Germany by 1876.  This session will look what the researcher needs to know about […]