1 October	Mike Brophy	In Search of Your Irish Ancestors
12 November	Maurice Gleeson	DNA Testing for Genealogy
10 December	Fintan Mullan	Researching Your Scots-Irish Ancestors
14 January	Nick Barratt	The Genealogy Gems in the National Archives
4 February	Christine Woodcock	They Came From Scotland: Finding Your Scots Immigrant Ancestor
4 March	Kathryn Lake Hogan	Finding Your American Ancestors Using Canadian Records
8 April	Darris Williams	Researching Your Welsh Ancestors

What will you learn when you attend one of these webinars?

1 October 2016: In Search of Your Irish Ancestors

The webinar begins with the central event in the history of Irish genealogy — the destruction of the Public Records Office in Dublin on 30 June 1922. As a result, the unique challenges and realistic expectations for Irish ancestral research will be discussed. Vital records, immigration documentation, and unique resources will be presented.

12 November 2016: DNA Testing for Genealogy

In this webinar Dr. Gleeson discusses the different tests available for genealogy and will help us to understand what information we can hope to get from each one. Dr. Gleeson will also discuss some of the different projects available through FamilyTreeDNA.

10 December 2016: Researching Your Scots-Irish Ancestors

This webinar will assist you in researching your Irish and Scots-Irish ancestors with roots in the province of Ulster and help you discover how to find various records, historical documents, and links to your family history.

14 January 2017: The Genealogy Gems in the National Archives

The National Archives in London is a genealogist’s treasure trove. Nick Barratt will share with us the gems that can be found among the collections of the National Archives

4 February 2017: They Came From Scotland: Finding Your Scots Immigrant Ancestor

In this webinar, Christine Woodcock will look at the historical events that led to Scots leaving their homeland for the new world. She will share online and offline resources to assist you with researching your Scottish immigrant ancestor

4 March 2017: Finding Your American Ancestors Using Canadian Records

Although your ancestor may have ultimately settled in the United States, it was not uncommon for them to have spent time in Canada, especially after the Revolutionary War. In this webinar, Canadian research specialist Kathryn Lake Hogan will show you how you might be successful finding your American ancestors using the Canadian records.

8 April 2017: Researching Your Welsh Ancestors

Researching Welsh ancestry can be a daunting task. With the right understanding of Welsh ancestry, this can be much easier. In this webinar Darris Williams will assist you in finding your Welsh ancestors. He will discuss what records are available online and what records are not.

All webinars will be presented live, commencing at 1:00 pm Eastern Time

Cost: ISBGFH Members – $10, Non-Members – $20

Register online: (click on title of webinar for which you want to register)

Note: Registration for each webinar will be closed one-two days before the webinar, so register early.

In Search of Your Irish Ancestors - 1 October - Michael Brophy

DNA Testing for Genealogy - 12 November - Maurice Gleeson

Researching Your Scots-Irish Ancestors - 10 December - Fintan Mullan

The Genealogy Gems in the National Archives - 14 January - Nick Barratts

They Came From Scotland: Finding Your Scots Immigrant Ancestor - 4 February - Christine Woodcock

Finding Your American Ancestors Using Canadian Records - 4 March - Kathryn Lake Hogan

Researching Your Welsh Ancestors - 8 April - Darris Williams