Welcome!
The Virtual Genealogical Association is a global
organization serving family history enthusiasts of all levels.
VGA BDay Presentation: “Introduction to WikiTree’s US Black Heritage Project” by Connie Davis
Thank you so much to Connie Davis for sharing this presentation with VGA to help celebrate VGA’s 4th birthday. Kind people like her helped to make the birthday party possible! Please visit Connie’s website at: https://conniedavis.ca/home/
VGA Speaker: Lisa Lisson
Enjoy this interview with Lisa Lisson: To learn more about Lisa’s upcoming VGA program, click here: https://virtualgenealogy.org/2022/09/12/discover-your-familys-medical-history-through-genealogy-research-by-lisa-lisson/ Find Lisa at: Website: https://lisalisson.com/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/LisaLissonAYMC Twitter: https://twitter.com/Areyoumycousin LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisalisson
Discover Your Family’s Medical History Through Genealogy Research by Lisa Lisson
Webinar: Discover Your Family’s Medical History Through Genealogy ResearchSpeaker: Lisa LissonWhen: Tuesday, September 20, 2022 at 8:00pm Eastern Program Description:Have you considered your ancestors’ medical histories? Genealogy records provide lots of information on an ancestor’s health if you know where to look. Explore an ancestor’s medical history to more fully tell their story,…
Streamlining Sources & Citations by Nancy E. Loe
Webinar: Streamlining Sources & CitationsSpeaker: Nancy E. LoeWhen: Saturday, September 10, 2022 at 11:00am Eastern Program Description:This webinar helps you create simple and effective sources and citations for your family history research, combining the best practices of historians and genealogists. Learn how to link your citations to both paper and digital records, and…
VGA BDay Presentation: “Moonshine and Stills: Finding Archived Records for your Moonshiner Ancestors” by Melissa Barker
Thank you so much to Melissa Barker for sharing this presentation with VGA to help celebrate VGA’s 4th birthday. Kind people like her helped to make the birthday party possible! Please visit Melissa’s blog: http://agenealogistinthearchives.blogspot.com/
