About the Program
Census records from 1790-1840 appear to contain limited information but learning how to analyze them and chart the “tick-marks” will help construct families and prove relationships for that time period.
About the Speaker
Lisa Schumacher began working on her family history 30 years ago with an interest in computer programs for genealogical research. She is a professional genealogist and lecturer, Past-President of South Bay Cities Genealogical Society and member of APG, DAR and Mayflower Society. She was a volunteer, instructor and staff supervisor at the LA Family History Center.
Census records from 1790-1840 appear to contain limited information but learning how to analyze them and chart the “tick-marks” will help construct families and prove relationships for that time period.
About the Speaker
Lisa Schumacher began working on her family history 30 years ago with an interest in computer programs for genealogical research. She is a professional genealogist and lecturer, Past-President of South Bay Cities Genealogical Society and member of APG, DAR and Mayflower Society. She was a volunteer, instructor and staff supervisor at the LA Family History Center.
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