I’m not sure how this escaped my notice, but I was glad to learn today that it’s not too late to sign up for The Florida State Genealogical Society’s 2017 Fall Virtual Conference, this Friday and Saturday, November 17 and 18, from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm (eastern time) each day.
FSGS has lined up eight hours of lectures, from notable genealogy presenters, including Michael Lacopo and Diahan Southard, who have been participants in my How They Do It series. Topics include DNA, tax records, funeral homes, and newspaper research. You can see the full lineup on the conference registration page. If you’re not able to watch the whole webinar live, recordings will be available to registrants for three weeks after the conference.
Conference registration is $54.95 for FSGS members and $59.95 for non-members. I just signed up–the topics interest me and I actually like that there’s a three-week deadline on the recordings. That should ensure I actually watch them. I do hope to catch some of the presentations live, however.
Are you planning to attend? Which talk(s) excites you most?
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