Announcing the 2nd Annual 24-Hour Genealogy Webinar Marathon – April 8-9, 2021 – Registration now open (and free)

Geoff Rasmussen

11 Mar 2021

We're excited to announce The 2nd Annual 24-Hour Genealogy Webinar Marathon hosted by FamilyTreeWebinars.com and MyHeritage. The marathon will begin on Thursday, April 8 at 5pm eastern U.S. time (Friday, April 9 at 7am Sydney time) and end on Friday, April 9 at 7pm eastern U.S. time (Saturday, April 10 at 9am Sydney time).

Visit www.FamilyTreeWebinars.com/24 to register (free!)

You will learn how to trace your ancestors from the world's top genealogists and educators. From creating your own YouTube channel to DNA, from Cherokee ancestry to Canada and England, there's something for everyone… in every time zone. And thanks to FamilyTreeWebinars.com and MyHeritage, the entire event is free! Pop in for a session or two, or stick around for the full 24 hours — it's completely up to you. (We couldn't resist – there are actually 26 hours of classes!) There will even be time for Q&A and door prizes.

How to Listen In

Register at www.FamilyTreeWebinars.com/24. Live attendance for each session is limited to the first 1,000 attendees. If you can't join us in real time, we've got you covered: all recordings will be available afterwards absolutely free for a week. Beyond that, you can watch them anytime with a webinar membership to FamilyTreeWebinars.com.

The Lectures

Viewers will enjoy a wide variety of lectures of genealogy and DNA. Each class will be 45 minutes long including time for questions at the end. The full schedule is shown below.

Title	Speaker	Sydney	London / GMT	Eastern U.S.
Four Factors Influencing Your DNA Ethnicity Results	Diahan Southard	Fri Apr 9, 7am	Thu Apr 8, 9pm	Thu Apr 8, 5pm
Putting Down Roots For Future Generations	Tammy Priolo	8am	10pm	6pm
Learning More about American Female Ancestors Prior to 1850	Gena Philibert-Ortega	9am	11pm	7pm
Create Your Own YouTube Channel to Store and Share Family Videos	Lianne Kruger	10am	Fri Apr 9, 12am	8pm
Genealogy Gifts and Games	Janice Nickerson	11pm	1am	9pm
Osiyo to Cherokee Ancestry	Nicka Smith	12pm	2am	10pm
Record As You Go, Cite As You Go, & File As You Go	Cyndi Ingle	1pm	3am	11pm
Write As You Go! An Methodology for Efficient Report Writing	Jill Morelli, CG	2pm	4am	Fri Apr 9, 12am
Surname Slip-Ups: Baffling Beginnings	Carol Baxter	3pm	5am	1am
Begotten by Fornication: Illegitimacy records in England and Wales	Helen V. Smith	4pm	6am	2am
Finding Jewish Records in the MyHeritage Search Engine	Daniel Horowitz	5pm	7am	3am
Using MyHeritage Tools to Improve Your Family Tree Data	MyHeritage	6pm	8am	4am
Leaving a paper trail – Other German sources besides church books and civil records	Andrea Bentschneider	7pm	9am	5am
Tears of Joy: Families Reunited Through Genetic Genealogy and MyHeritage DNA	Daniel Horowitz	8pm	10am	6am
Townlands, Parishes and Baronies – understanding land administrative divisions in Ireland	Natalie Bodle	9pm	11am	7am
Researching Your Ancestors in the City of Philadelphia	Michael L. Strauss, AG	10pm	12pm	8am
African American Migration North to Canada	Angela Walton-Raji	11pm	1pm	9am
How to Find Birth, Marriage and Death Registrations in Canada	Kathryn Lake Hogan	Sat Apr 10, 12am	2pm	10am
Street Names and Numbers: Grid Changes, Renaming, and More	Thomas MacEntee	1am	3pm	11am
Expanding The Details From Published Local Histories	J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA	2am	4pm	12pm
Mother Nature's Impact on Family Migration & Relocation	Wayne Shepheard	3am	5pm	1pm
Matrimonio a la española: Spanish marital customs & marriage records	Daniel Smith-Ramos	4am	6pm	2pm
Collaboration and Correspondence for DNA	Paul Woodbury	5am	7pm	3pm
Tracing Your Pre-WWI British Soldier	Paul Milner	6am	8pm	4pm
Organization: The Key to Successful Research	Teri E. Flack	7am	9pm	5pm
Superb Seven: Fabulous Avenues for Finding Family in Manuscript Collections	Paula Stuart-Warren, CG, FMGS	8am	10pm	6pm