In an effort to go green, CGS no longer has flyers and other handouts at the general meetings (with the possible exception of handouts brought by guest speakers). Instead, we are providing information for research help available here so you can print them out or copy them to your computer for reference. If you have something that would be helpful to our members, please send it, or a link to it, to Jean Hibben, webmaster, and mark “CGS hints/helps” in the subject line; I’ll make it available here as long as there are no copyright restrictions.

OUR OWN CORONA PUBLIC LIBRARY PROVIDES US WITH LOTS OF GENEALOGY HELP ON THE SHELVES AND COMPUTERS AT 650 S. MAIN ST. CLICK HERE

HANDOUTS OF HELPS & HINTS

Hints and Help from DearMYRTLE – 4Jan2021

Hibben Handout on Ethical Dilemmas for 21st Century Genealogists – reference list

“Rawlins’ Resources” – genealogy website links from Lyle RawlinsVital records informationUS Census headings, 1790-1940

Non-population agricultural schedules, 1850-1880

Cousin Relationships handout from Jean Hibben

Organizing Genealogy handout from Len Enlow

Preserving Family Treasures_handout from Jennifer Marlatt

Larry Naukam’s NY and Ancestry Links

Hibben’s Interviewing Handout

Mary Anne Vincent’s Websites for Civil War POWs

Notes for Native American Research-Hibben

Handout for Genealogy Learning Opportunities-von Aspern-Parker

City Directories: More than Address Books – Hibben

Handout on Naturalization Records Research – Enlow

Larry Naukam’s Handout on Using Maps for Research

Hibben’s Audacity handout, copyright 2015

Baird-Autosomal DNA program-2017

Links from Lisa Howison and her talk on the DAR and Lineage Societies

Hibben – Handout on Diseases and state-by-state epidemic timeline

Ron Arons handout for on finding living people using the Internet

Hibben – CDC International Death Code table with revision years

Hibben-CountyWebsitesHandout

Listing of resources from Sheila Benedict – Album Items 2018

Hibben’s Historical Societies Handout, 2018

Handout – Saving Genealogy Treasures-Enlow

Dottie’s handout for websites to locate graves

Peggy Lauritzen’s handout on “Apprentices, Indentured Servants, & Redemptioners,” given at the June 2019 meeting

Randall – Beyond The Passenger List Handout

 PLACES FOR HELP – INSTRUCTION & RESEARCH

 

 

Suggested by Charlene Stagle, Hampton Public Library, Hampton, New Hampshire – Researching a House History on the Home Advisor Website

March 2018 speaker, Randi Bowles Meentzen – blog with links she talked about at the meeting (check back often for updates):

The Glamorous Genealogist

Honest Product Reviews link for DNA test results overview: 5 Best DNA Tests

CLASSES/EVENTS IN SO. CAL. & ON-LINE

Orange Regional Family History Library Class Schedule

FamilySearch.org Learning Resources: articles, video lectures, and discussion forums