The recording of today's webinar, "Where Does It Say That? Learning to Love Indirect Evidence" by Chris Staats is now available in the Webinar Library for free for a limited time. Check out these comments:
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Best seminar I have seen. I gained much from watching a professional genealogist work through a series of non-trivial
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This pulled together so much of the info gleaned from various seminars on
sources and analysis. It really got my mind working. I thought it would be sort of an overview to strengthen my research skills, but it went way beyond that. I will be going back to my research with an enriched sense of how to approach it. - This is hands down the best presentation I have heard from Legacy.
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