Class: Using Ancestry’s Website

Class will be on June 10 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm in the Erion Meeting Room at the Loveland Library

This class is free, but you must REGISTER below to receive the handout.

Class Description:
Larimer County Genealogical Society is pleased to present this FREE in-person class on “Using Ancestry’s Website.” The class will comprise of using the world’s largest online database with over 18 billion records in 32,750 databases, creating or accessing 80 million family trees, and over 300 million photos. The instructor will review the Library edition versus the multiple home editions.

In addition, the instructor will review the family trees, and extensive learning library with lots of genealogy articles and videos to supplement your research. Plus optional videos in their Academy paid section.

Ancestry also has a collaborative section on message boards that date back to 1991. Many genealogists use the message board to communicate with cousins on finding their ancestors.

The instructor will not review the DNA section as our society had a class on “Using Ancestry’s DNA Database” last May. We will repeat that class next year.

The large screen will show the different live views of Ancestry’s website.

Presenter Bio: Nichelle Barra

Nichelle Barra Professional Genealogist

Nichelle began her genealogy research in the late 1990s/early 2000s. She holds a secondary education degree in English and history and stopped teaching in 2013 to start her own genealogy business: Copper Leaf Genealogy. In order to prepare for her business, she completed several courses including the National Genealogical Society Home Study Course, the Boston University Certificate in Genealogical Research, the ProGen Study Group 25, as well as multiple institutes and conferences. Her business ran until 2018 when she began to work for Ancestry ProGenealogists, where she currently works as a research manager in unknown parentage. She is a general U.S. researcher, and specializes in Midwestern research, New England research, land records, house histories, and DNA.

Everyone that is interested in genealogy or family history is welcome!

Questions? Contact: Education Co-Chair Bob Larson at [email protected]

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Please register below for this class to receive the handout

Handouts will be sent to our attendees the night before the class!

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