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Our Next Webinar:
Thursday, June 1st, 5:00pm MT – James Tanner – Finding Success with a Genealogical Research Strategy
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Webinar Upcoming Schedule (All Webinars start at 5pm MT)
| June 1st | James Tanner | Finding Success with a Genealogical Research Strategy |
| June 8th | Byron Holdiman | The Library of Congress: A Treasure for Genealogy |
| June 15th | Maureen Brady | Optimizing Your Searches on the Internet – It’s More Than Ancestry and FamilySearch® |
| June 22nd | Bonnie Bossert | Investigative Genetic Genealogy |
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Recent Webinars
We record each webinar so that you can view it any time. See the full list of available webinar recordings.
Kathryn Grant – May 11th, 2023
Maureen Brady – April 27th, 2023
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Important Links
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BYU Library Catalog
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FamilySearch Microfilms & Fiche at BYU
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Scanning Equipment
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FamilySearch*
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Ancestry.com
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MyHeritage
Library Edition
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Find My Past
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Saints by Sea
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The Family History Guide
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County Histories
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Fold3
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Sanborn Maps
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HistoryGeo
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Gateway to North America
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*FamilySearch is accessible anywhere on the Internet, but many of the images (ca. 25-30%) require viewing at a FamilySearch family history center. BYU Library is also designated as a family history center allowing access to these images.