Family History Expos ::

Barry J. Ewell

A resident of Riverton, Utah, he is a Senior Marketing Manager for IBM. With extensive experience in Internet and field research, digital and software resources, Barry is a prolific writer and researcher, mentor of genealogists, and founder of MyGenshare.com. Research interests include United States, United Kingdom, Scandinavia, Germany, and Russia.

Mesa, Arizona Family History Expo 2008

November 14, 2008

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10:00 AM		Palo Verde II	If Sherlock Holmes were a Genealogist
(Beginner - Experienced) Learn the secrets used by Sherlock Holmes and become a first rate genealogist - investigator, researcher, problem-solver, and mystery buster. We will explore the main steps used by Sherlock to solve mysteries which include: 1. Observation 2. Analysis 3. Search 4. Imagination.

11:30 AM		Palo Verde I	A Family History Consultant: From “What Do I Do Next? to “Spiritual Feasting”
(Beginner - Intermediate) Learn about personal preparation, sustaining an active ward program, effectively working with ward leadership and members, the types of goals to set and how to accomplish them, tips and tricks on working with members of all ages, and still have time to do your own genealogy.

November 15, 2008

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08:00 AM		Palo Verde III	Digital Photography for the Genealogist
(Beginner - Experienced) Turn the digital camera into one of your most valued genealogical research tools. Effectively acquire records and preserve documents. Cut your reproduction costs by a minimum of 50%, achieve 3 times more with your available time. Also learn how to preserve, catalog, and file images for easy access.

11:00 AM		Palo Verde III	How to Effectively Conduct Genealogy Research on the Internet
(Beginner - Experienced) Are you frustrated with searching the internet and not being able to find information about your family? During this presentation expect to learn how to conduct Google search that help you find more of your family from across the internet in obscure websites to frequently visited databases and collections that hold the knowledge and clues to finding your family.

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