CAGGNI Meetings

Upcoming events

• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    25 May 2013
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

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• 2nd Annual Picnic!

  • When
    02 Jun 2013
  •  
    11:30 AM - 4:30 PM
  • Location
    Kimball Hill Park, Rolling Meadows

  2nd Annual Picnic!

  Yes, BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY out for CAGGNI's 2nd Annual Picnic Social on Sunday, June 2.  This event is POTLUCK STYLE, all attendees are asked to bring an appetizer, salad, veggie or dessert to share.  The burgers, weenies and soda are courtesy of CAGGNI! 

  We will be playing the mixer game "Who's Your Ancestor?".  Bring the kids, your memory of one ancestor, and any sporting gear.  

  Attendees are asked to send an email to president@caggni.org with the number in their party and the type of dish they will be bringing so we can assure a balance of food and the right amount of meat.  No response is needed if you cannot attend.

  Join us at:

  Kimball Hill Park, 3301 Campbell St, Rolling Meadows, IL.  Parking tip:  save a few steps by parking behind the west end of the Rolling Meadows Shopping Center on Kirchoff Road to be closest the the picnic pavilion.
  

  The fun starts at 11:30 am and goes to 4:30 pm.
  

  
  

  This is a non-alchohol event.
  

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• Reunion - Special Interest Group

  • When
    08 Jun 2013
  •  
    1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Reunion Special Interest Group

  Calling all Apple users!  Reunion is a genealogy software designed specifically for Macintosh and also available as an app for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.  Learn the tips and tricks that will have you utilizing this highly regarded program to its fullest.

  Facilitator:  Marscha Chenoweth

  For here for more information regarding Reunion

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• Membership Program - Military Genealogy

  • When
    15 Jun 2013
  •  
    10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Public Library, Adult Classroom

  Military Genealogy
  by
  Tina Beaird
  

  
  This program will trace military records from the American Revolution to World War II with an emphasis on documents available at local, state, and national archives.
  

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• AQ / PAF - Special Interest Group

  • When
    15 Jun 2013
  •  
    12:45 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Conference Room, Schaumburg Township District Library

  Ancestral Quest and Personal Ancestral File users!
  

  
  

  Ancestral Quest Special Interest Group

  Immediately following the Member Meeting
  

  
  Ancestral Quest family tree software has been around for years, and is currently the most advanced program for syncing files with the free FamilySearch.org Web site.  It also links automatically with Ancestry.com Web site.

  
  

  AQ's powerful source citation capability, plus its built in Research Manager and To-Do tools are a definite plus.

  
  

  While AQ's unique Web collaboration makes it easy for multiple researchers to view and update a single master file via the Internet, Ancestral Quest is a well-rounded program for all genealogists, but an especially good choice for PAF users looking for an enriched feature set.
  
  Personal Ancestral File (PAF) a free genealogy and family history program (developed from Ancestral Quest code) allows you to quickly and easily collect, organize and share your family history and genealogy information.
  

  
  

  These SIG meetings are highly interactive, yet well structured.  Well developed Handouts are a regular benefit.  Bring your questions!  You'll get answers!
  
  See you there!

  Facilitator:  Everett Butler

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• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    22 Jun 2013
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

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• My Little Breakthrough

  • When
    13 Jul 2013
  •  
    10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Public Library - Rasmusson South Room

  My Little Breakthrough
  

  
  

  Come join Caggni members as we share the stories of our family history discoveries of how we made a dent in the big "brick wall".  Whether it's a new website, a new way to search, someone who found you, or a new tool that made the difference, we want to hear your story and learn from you.  Come prepared to share your breakthrough with the group or just sit back and enjoy. 

   

  Facilitator:  Jackie Swiss
  

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• Membershp Program - 18th & 19th Century English Parish Records

  • When
    20 Jul 2013
  •  
    10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Public Library, Adult Classroom

  18^th and 19^th Century English Parish Records

                         by Sandra Trapp
  

  Parish chests have been used since medieval times.  Baptism, marriages, and burials weren’t the only records that the parish chest held.   Learn of resources that may provide information about your ancestors even if they weren’t the gentry.

    

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• The Family Tree Maker - Special Interest Group

  • When
    20 Jul 2013
  •  
    12:45 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Welcome to the CAGGNI FTM SIG!
  
  Family Tree Maker (FTM) software product is the top selling software product for building, customizing, searching and sharing family history.  This interest group was formed to provide a forum in the Chicagoland area for FTM users to share their knowledge and build their expertise with the product.
  

  Meetings are held after the regular program meeting, unless otherwise indicated.  Check at the library for meeting room location.
  
  Meetings are Q & A style, open forum. Bring your questions!

  See you there!

  Facilitator:  Alan Wilson
  

  
  
  

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• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    27 Jul 2013
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

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• 2nd Saturday Workshop Series: Preparing for CAGGNI Roadtrip to Newberry Library

  • When
    10 Aug 2013
  •  
    10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Preparing for CAGGNI Roadtrip to Newberry Library

  The CAGGNI Road Trip is going to the Newberry Library on Friday, October 11.  In preparation for our day at Newberry, this workshop will cover how to prepare for the trip, what you can find on Newberry’s website and unique resources to be sure to check out before going.  In addition, the nuts and bolts of getting there, parking, getting a user card, etc. will be covered.  Even if you won’t be joining us on October 11, come to the workshop and learn about the resources in Newberry’s collection that might help you break down one of your brick walls.  

  
  

  Facilitators:  Grace Horner and Elaine Beaudoin.

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• The Master Genealogist - Special Interest Group

  • When
    10 Aug 2013
  •  
    10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Chicago Area TMG User Group - All level of users are welcome to join!

  The Master Genealogist (TMG) software product is a very flexible and powerful package; many different techniques are possible when using this software.   This interest group was formed to provide a forum in the Chicagoland area for TMG users to build their knowledge and share their experience with the product.
  
  If you have a laptop, please bring it with you.  Learning software is considerably enhanced in a hands-on environment. 
  
  If you don't own TMG, but would like to try it out, you can access a fully-functional trial version at  http://www.whollygenes.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?screen=TMG

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• Reunion - Special Interest Group

  • When
    10 Aug 2013
  •  
    1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Reunion Special Interest Group

  Calling all Apple users!  Reunion is a genealogy software designed specifically for Macintosh and also available as an app for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.  Learn the tips and tricks that will have you utilizing this highly regarded program to its fullest.

  Facilitator:  Marscha Chenoweth

  For here for more information regarding Reunion

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• Membershp Program - Getting Started in (on-line) Genealogy

  • When
    17 Aug 2013
  •  
    10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Arlington Heights Memorial Library

  Getting Started in (on-line) Genealogy

                         At Arlington Heights Memorial Library

  by CAGGNI panelists  Skip Bieber, Larry Olson, Nancy Reese and Jacquie Schattner

  A panel of CAGGNI's own members will outline the essentials you need to get started in your family history research.  We will cover the basic principles, software for entering your tree, the essential repositories for genealogy data, the on-line community and even some pitfalls you'll want to know about. 

  Whether you are just beginning your search or looking for a few new tips, don't miss this engaging and informative meeting.

  This meeting will be held in the Hendrickson Room on the 2nd floor at Arlington Heights Memorial Library, 500 N. Dunton Avenue in Arlingnton Heights, Illinois. Map  

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• CAGGNI Board of Directors Meeting

  • When
    17 Aug 2013
  •  
    1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Board Meeting

  All members of the Board of Directors are requested to be present for this meeting. 
  
  This is an open meeting and regular members of CAGGNI are welcome to attend.
  

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• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    24 Aug 2013
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

  Show details
• AQ / PAF - Special Interest Group

  • When
    21 Sep 2013
  •  
    12:45 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Conference Room, Schaumburg Township District Library

  Ancestral Quest and Personal Ancestral File users!
  

  
  

  Ancestral Quest Special Interest Group

  Immediately following the Member Meeting
  

  
  Ancestral Quest family tree software has been around for years, and is currently the most advanced program for syncing files with the free FamilySearch.org Web site.  It also links automatically with Ancestry.com Web site.

  
  

  AQ's powerful source citation capability, plus its built in Research Manager and To-Do tools are a definite plus.

  
  

  While AQ's unique Web collaboration makes it easy for multiple researchers to view and update a single master file via the Internet, Ancestral Quest is a well-rounded program for all genealogists, but an especially good choice for PAF users looking for an enriched feature set.
  
  Personal Ancestral File (PAF) a free genealogy and family history program (developed from Ancestral Quest code) allows you to quickly and easily collect, organize and share your family history and genealogy information.
  

  
  

  These SIG meetings are highly interactive, yet well structured.  Well developed Handouts are a regular benefit.  Bring your questions!  You'll get answers!
  
  See you there!

  Facilitator:  Everett Butler

  Show details
• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    28 Sep 2013
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

  Show details
• Reunion - Special Interest Group

  • When
    12 Oct 2013
  •  
    1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Reunion Special Interest Group

  Calling all Apple users!  Reunion is a genealogy software designed specifically for Macintosh and also available as an app for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.  Learn the tips and tricks that will have you utilizing this highly regarded program to its fullest.

  Facilitator:  Marscha Chenoweth

  For here for more information regarding Reunion

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• The Family Tree Maker - Special Interest Group

  • When
    19 Oct 2013
  •  
    12:45 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Welcome to the CAGGNI FTM SIG!
  
  Family Tree Maker (FTM) software product is the top selling software product for building, customizing, searching and sharing family history.  This interest group was formed to provide a forum in the Chicagoland area for FTM users to share their knowledge and build their expertise with the product.
  

  Meetings are held after the regular program meeting, unless otherwise indicated.  Check at the library for meeting room location.
  
  Meetings are Q & A style, open forum. Bring your questions!

  See you there!

  Facilitator:  Alan Wilson
  

  
  
  

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• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    26 Oct 2013
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

  Show details
• The Master Genealogist - Special Interest Group

  • When
    09 Nov 2013
  •  
    10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Chicago Area TMG User Group - All level of users are welcome to join!

  The Master Genealogist (TMG) software product is a very flexible and powerful package; many different techniques are possible when using this software.   This interest group was formed to provide a forum in the Chicagoland area for TMG users to build their knowledge and share their experience with the product.
  
  If you have a laptop, please bring it with you.  Learning software is considerably enhanced in a hands-on environment. 
  
  If you don't own TMG, but would like to try it out, you can access a fully-functional trial version at  http://www.whollygenes.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?screen=TMG

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• Membership Program: Famous First Ladies | Annual Business Meeting | Family Favorites Potluck Social

  • When
    16 Nov 2013
  •  
    10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Program:  Famous First Ladies | Annual Business Meeting | Family Favorites Potluck Social

  Please bring a small dish or treats to share
  

  Program:  Famous First Ladies

  Join us for a delightful morning with professional actress Jenny Riddle as she dramatizes, in character, the personal lives of three remarkable First Ladies:  Mary Todd Lincoln, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Jackie Kennedy.

  For over ten years, Jenny Riddle has been bringing books to life in her one-woman shows based on current books.  Ms. Riddle receive her M.A in English from DePaul University and her B.A. in English from the University of Illinois, Urbana.

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  CAGGNI’s annual business meeting and annual “family traditions” potluck will immediately precede the Famous First Ladies presentation.  Please bring a dish to share of a family favorite.  Finger foods, egg dishes and holiday treats are great, and don't forget the sevring utensils!
  
  Don't forget your dues!  Renewals will be accepted at the meeting

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• CAGGNI Board of Directors Meeting

  • When
    16 Nov 2013
  •  
    1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
  • Location
    Schaumburg Township District Library

  Board Meeting

  All members of the Board of Directors are requested to be present for this meeting. 
  
  This is an open meeting and regular members of CAGGNI are welcome to attend.
  

  Show details
• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    23 Nov 2013
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

  Show details
• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    28 Dec 2013
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

  Show details
• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    25 Jan 2014
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

  Show details
• CAGGNI Newsletter Deadline

  • When
    22 Feb 2014
  •  
  • Location
    email to newsletter@caggni.org
  • Registered
    Nobody

  We would love to have you write an article for our newsletter!
  
  

  Members are invited and encouraged to submit material to the Newsletter, newsletter@caggni.org. You can write up whatever you think would be of interest to the group in 500-1,000 words (roughly) for the average-sized composition. Or send us smaller items, sites, or tips. We would especially welcome:

   

  ·        Preparation for library or archive research trips.

  ·         Research methodology and techniques.

  ·         How to request documents from the National Archives or other repositories.

  ·         Updates on commercial genealogical data sites.

  ·         Tips from the SIGs: The Master Genealogist, Family Tree Maker, Reunion, and AQ/PAF.

  ·         What's ahead in computer technology?

  ·         Genealogy apps and practices for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, etc.

  ·         Suggestions of blog sites for "From the Blogosphere.”

  ·         Submit a favorite ancestral or cemetery photograph
  ·         How I Use my Flip Pal

  ·         Many things you can buy through iGive and benefit CAGGNI

   (Note: CAGGNI does not claim copyright for photographs submitted by members; copyright belongs to the photographer.)
  
  Send them to newsletter@caggni.org.
  

  Show details