All FMRL programs you must register in advance whether you are attending in person or virtually. Contact Bryan Mulcahy at 239-533-4626 or email him at bmulcahy@leegov.com.
Join us along with Debra Dudek as she presents her program "Mixers and Shakers - Tracing Your Bartending, Saloon, and Tavern keeping Ancestors before Prohibition." Taverns and saloons have been […]
Join us as we discuss A Narrative of a Revolutionary Soldier by Joseph Plumb Martin. This event is virtual only. Book Overview Published anonymously in 1830 (and later republished […]
Join us at our 50th anniversary Watch Party - U.S. and Canada Newspaper Resources and Strategies. While online newspaper resources are plentiful for United States and Canada research, finding the […]
THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN CANCELLED OR POSTPONED. PLEASE REACH OUT TO BRYAN FOR MORE DETAILS Contact Bryan Mulcahy at 239-533-4626 or email him at bmulcahy@leegov.com.
Join us along with Debra Dudek as she presents her program "Mixers and Shakers - Tracing Your Bootlegging, Shimmy-Shaking, and Repeal-Seeking Ancestors During and After Prohibition." Temperance advocates celebrated victory […]
Join us along with Maureen Brady when she presents her program on What's New at FamilySearch. FamilySearch’s resources are much more than searching records. This presentation will review the little […]
The Worst Hard Time: The Untold Story of Those Who Survived the Great American Dust Bowl by Timothy Egan. What happens to a family when the land itself turns against them? […]
When researching family history, making use of court records will eventually become a necessity. Since most genealogical research is organized along county boundaries, researchers must educate themselves in knowing what […]
Join us along with Drew Smith as he presents his program "Your Ancestor's FAN Club: Using Cluster Research to Get Past Brick Walls." Our ancestors were each surrounded by family, associates, […]
Self-publish your genealogy work with modern technology and print-on-demand methods. Learn the difference between digital and print formats, navigate vendors and providers, and discover how to reach a wider audience […]
This program explores the major waves of German immigration to the United States from the 17th through early 20th centuries. Participants will learn about key migration periods, including early colonial […]