Join us at our February meeting and program on Wednesday, February 21, 2018, 7pm at Yorba Linda Community Center
About the Program
Finding Vital Records Online Beyond Ancestry and FamilySearch
While many genealogists stop their search for online vital records after reviewing the commercial site Ancestry.com and the Mormon's FamilySearch.org website, there are a multitude of other internet locations where one might find birth, marriage, and death information. This presentation reviews and illustrates the breadth of other record sources available, including online genealogical sites; local, county, and state public agency websites; public, university and college library websites; newspaper websites; and historical and genealogical society websites.
About the Speaker
Ted Gostin has been conducting genealogical research since 1980 and has been a full-time professional genealogist since 1994. He has twice been President of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles and has taught genealogy at several adult school and university extension programs. He lectures widely on Jewish genealogy, Southern California resources, and naturalization and immigration records. He is the author of Southern California Vital Statistics: Volume 1, Los Angeles County 1850-1859.
About the Program
Finding Vital Records Online Beyond Ancestry and FamilySearch
While many genealogists stop their search for online vital records after reviewing the commercial site Ancestry.com and the Mormon's FamilySearch.org website, there are a multitude of other internet locations where one might find birth, marriage, and death information. This presentation reviews and illustrates the breadth of other record sources available, including online genealogical sites; local, county, and state public agency websites; public, university and college library websites; newspaper websites; and historical and genealogical society websites.
About the Speaker
Ted Gostin has been conducting genealogical research since 1980 and has been a full-time professional genealogist since 1994. He has twice been President of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles and has taught genealogy at several adult school and university extension programs. He lectures widely on Jewish genealogy, Southern California resources, and naturalization and immigration records. He is the author of Southern California Vital Statistics: Volume 1, Los Angeles County 1850-1859.
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