When: June 17, 2020 at 7:00pm
Where: This will be a webinar-style meeting, not an in-person meeting.
Speaker: Jean Wilcox Hibben
Topic: Pandemics & Epidemics: Issues of Politics, Economics, and Religion
This webinar requires registration. Please find the Zoom registration information in an email from GSNOCC to members.
Endemics, Epidemics, and Pandemics all affected our ancestors, either directly or indirectly. Lifestyles were altered by major illness and the fear of it. Learn how far-reaching the health concerns of our predecessors stretched, how they touched your own lives, and how they affect your research. Funeral and cemetery records, as well as the ways of handling the dead, will be discussed.
Where: This will be a webinar-style meeting, not an in-person meeting.
Speaker: Jean Wilcox Hibben
Topic: Pandemics & Epidemics: Issues of Politics, Economics, and Religion
This webinar requires registration. Please find the Zoom registration information in an email from GSNOCC to members.
Endemics, Epidemics, and Pandemics all affected our ancestors, either directly or indirectly. Lifestyles were altered by major illness and the fear of it. Learn how far-reaching the health concerns of our predecessors stretched, how they touched your own lives, and how they affect your research. Funeral and cemetery records, as well as the ways of handling the dead, will be discussed.
Jean Wilcox Hibben; PhD, MA, former Southern California college speech professor (MA-Speech Communication; PhD-Folklore) is a national speaker and author. She is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and the National Genealogical Society (NGS). She is the former director and current staff trainer for the Corona, CA Family History Center, has worked on background research for two genealogy television programs, and hosts podcasts, with a couple of other genealogists, under the moniker Genealogy Journeys®. With over 40 years of family research experience, she is a former board member of the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) and current President of its Southern California Chapter, Officer in the Corona Genealogical Society as well as its webmaster, and has participated on a number of other society boards.
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