FEEFHS
Conference offers Full German Research Track
For
the first year FEEFHS is offering a full track focused on German genealogical
research throughout the conference program.
Starting with the basics of German family history research — language and handwriting, records,
maps, and tools — and
progressing to more advanced topics and specialty records such as guilds and
family record books, individuals will be able to attend classes specific to
German family history research throughout the 3-day conference. These classes will be taught by locally and
nationally recognized instructors, Milan Pohontsch, Baerbel Johnson, and two
instructors new to FEEFHS, FHL consultants Fritz Juengling and Kelsee Jackson.
The
conference will be held August 12-15, 2015 at the Salt Lake Plaza Hotel in Salt
Lake City, Utah, with pre-conference workshops beginning on August 11th. The program also offers instruction related
to Hungarian Empire, Polish, German, Russian, Germans from Russia, and Jewish
genealogical research, with expanded offerings in several areas for more
advanced researchers. The research
essentials track offers general topics for those just getting started with East
European family history research.
Interested parties may obtain complete information at feefhsworkshop.org.
The
Foundation for Eastern European Family History Studies (FEEFHS) was founded in
1992 to provide access to genealogical resources and educational programs
relating to Eastern European family history research. Additional information
may be found at feefhs.org.
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