Mark your calendars for two great events in Utah and California. This weekend, February 22-23 we will be at the St. George Family History Expo in St. George Utah. The following weekend, Geoff Rasmussen (that's me!) will present an all-day genealogy technology seminar in Hemet, California. Here's the details….
February 22-23 in St. George, Utah
Visit with the Legacy developers in booths 114 and 213 (vendor hall is free and open to the public!). Bring your suggestions and comments, and take advantage of seminar-special pricing on Legacy Family Tree products. Additionally, Legacy's Geoff Rasmussen will teach the following classes in-person:
- Organizing, Researching, Mapping, Sourcing, and Sharing with Legacy Family Tree
- Use Legacy Family Tree to Create Shareable CDs, Books, Charts and More
- Legacy Family Tree for Your Mobile Device Plus Other Tips & Tricks
- Cemeteries Go Digital
- Mapping Your Ancestors Electronically
- Digital Images for Genealogists and Technologists
Visit www.fhexpos.com for registration and more information.
March 2 in Hemet, California
Join me and the Hemet-San Jacinto Genealogical Society for an all-day genealogy technology seminar. Registrations postmarked by February 23 (this Saturday) will receive the discounted price.
- 34 pages of handout materials in glorious color!
- You'll learn how to view your genealogy files on a USB drive
- You'll learn how to measure the distance between two towns or cities and do a proximity search for all the churches and courthouses within an area you determine
- You'll learn how to get 1 gigabyte of free space on the Internet to store your photos and up to 20 gigabytes for only $5 per year
- You'll learn how to store all your photos, obits, vital record images, maps and much more on your computer so that you can find them in seconds
- and much more…
- Lots of door prizes
- Both Legacy's Geoff Rasmussen and Legacy's founder, Dave Berdan, will be there
Here's the flyer and registration info.
We hope to see you at one of these events. If not, we'll see you online.
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