The day began with a meeting of the NextGen Genealogy Network at the Hilton hotel lobby. Today was the first full day of classes for me, totaling four 1-hour classes. I also attended the NYG&B sponsored luncheon with Elizabeth Shown Mills presenting her talk, “Lost Eyes, Whipping Posts, and Wife Swapping: Lessons from Yesteryear”. The day ended with a Florida State Genealogical Society event at the Hilton entitled, “Taste of Florida”, which coincided with Cinco de Mayo.
Schedule Day 2: Thursday, 5 May 2016
· “Evidence: Let’s Get All Sherlock” – Barbara Mathews, CG, FASG
· Exhibit Hall – Scoping out different vendors.
· “Colored Confederate Pension Applications: Original Sources for Genealogical and Ownership Information of Former Slaves” – Janis Forte
· “Ticks, Chiggers, and Snakes: Civil War Diaries, Letters, and Military Records in Southern Archives and Libraries” – Sara Scribner, CG
· “Separate but Unequal: Slave Laws and their Records” – Judy G. Russell, JD, CG, CGL
· FSGS Event – “Taste of Florida”
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NGGN Meet-up with Treasurer, Barry Klein |
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NGGN Meet-up (L-R) Mauri Pratt, Jessica Taylor, & Danni Altman-Newell |
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Barbara Mathews, CG, FASG |
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Barbara Mathews slide (permission granted) |
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New NGS book by Kelvin L. Myers |
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Kelvin L. Meyers signing his book to me |
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I spy Dick Eastman & Christine Woodcock |
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NYG&B Luncheon |
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President of NYG&B, D. Joshua Taylor |
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Dessert at NYG&B Luncheon |
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Elizabeth Shown Mills at the NYG&B Luncheon |
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Lisa Louise Cook giving a class |
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3rd. floor view |
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Finally met my friend, Jennifer Shoer, in person! |
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Two words: Permission granted! |
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Yes, I'm a hoarder |
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Fleet Week practices happening outside |
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View of "Taste of Florida" from 10th. floor |
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Happy Cinco de Mayo with Marcy! |
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Taste of Florida |
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