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Tuesday, February 7, 2017

SLIG 2017: A Photo Recap; Day 2

Tuesday, 24 January 2017

 Well, we're off and running full speed at the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG). Day two started with another early SLIG Committee meeting at 6:00 AM followed by a quick bite and then off to class. Later that night, I went via the SLIG bus to the Family History Library to check out the books on the third floor, which yielded some good information on my Hawthorne family from Georgia and North Carolina. Before leaving I went downstairs for a private tour of the newly completed Discovery Center on the first floor. Technology melded with genealogy is a good match!


My class schedule for Tuesday:

1. How Government Worked: The Virginia Court System Prior to 1850 and Its Records - Little
2. Legislature and the Law: Virginia's Published Government Records - Little
3. Lands from the Crown: Records of the Colonial Land Office - Dunn
4. Records of the Northern Neck Proprietary - Dunn


Now for the pictures...





Break time in SLIG Central.

Katherine Willson's sparkly slippers.

Shelley Lewis and Nancy Redheffer adjusting quite nicely.

Friend Diana Ritchie from Indiana.

The view outside.

The SLIGMobile.

A book by Paul K. Graham on the right (who sat behind me in class).


I actually smile bigger in the book dept. than the microfilm dept.



Paula Stuart-Warren giving a private tutor to Mary Kozy.

Just finished Discovery Center.




My ancestor's migrations.

Texas area.


My maternal 2x great-grandparents with their children.

My maternal grandmother.







Back to the Hilton, James!


Monday, February 6, 2017

SLIG 2017: A Photo Recap; Day 1

Monday, 23 January 2017

 The institute begins today! It started off with an early 6:00 AM SLIG Committee meeting. Then, it was a quick bite and off to classes. Later that night at the Plenary, CeCe Moore gave an extraordinary glimpse into the PBS show "Finding Your Roots", showing a never before taped segment with LL Cool J and herself. The audience was brought to tears.

My official class title:

Course 4

"Virginia From The Colonial Period To The Civil War: Her Records, Her People, Her Laws"

Barbara Vines Little, CG, FNGS, FVGS
Coordinator

Victor S. Dunn, MS, CG

 My class schedule for this day:

01. Virginia's Vital Records - Dunn
02. Getting the Most Out of Court Records: Order and Minute Books and Loose Papers - Dunn
03. Virginia Geography: Its Effect on Settlement and Migration - Little
04. The Colonial Militia Through the Civil War - Little


Now for the pictures...


My morning view

Ready to hit the class

My desk

Virginia class

Jane Van Tour and Jane Haldeman - Nice hats!

Virginia class

Nice digital signs throughout the institute.

Virginia class

My compadre for the week, Mary Katheryn Kozy.

Good friend, Jennifer Zinck!

SLIG Central

Swag at SLIG Central

Books galore!

Yes, Amy, those are all Virginia books.

The awe-inspiring Barbara Vines Little.

DNA books!

New book from my friend, Blaine Bettinger!


Getting ready for the Plenary Session.

SLIG Director, Peg Ivanyo.

Wow! What an accomplishment!

My view from stage.

(Almost) all the instructors.

I GeneaSpy my friends, Colleen Greene and Mia Bennett.

CeCe Moore's emotional presentation.

Watching the never before seen video.

LL Cool J on Finding Your Roots.

Back to the rooms after a successful first day!