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January Virtual Meeting
Australian Records courses with Kerry Farmer BA, BSc
Tuesday, January 19th at 6 PM EST
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MEETING LOCATION:
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These sessions are FREE and you do not have to be a current or past student to attend. NO USER NAME or PASSWORD REQUIRED. Please type in your first name and surname initial, along with your geographic location; then click “Enter as a Guest”
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October Virtual Meeting
Australian Records courses with Kerry Farmer
Monday, October 19th – 7 PM Eastern; 6 PM Central; 5 PM Mountain; 4 PM Pacific; Tuesday, October 20th– Midnight in London, England; 10 AM in Sydney, Australia
MEETING LOCATION: https://genealogicalstudies.adobeconnect.com/australian/
These sessions are FREE and you do not have to be a current or past student to attend. NO USER NAME or PASSWORD REQUIRED. Please type in your first name and surname initial, along with your geographic location; then click “Enter as a Guest”
Hi Brian
Yes, these groups are a great way to connect. It makes a big difference to connect with fellow researchers.
I will post again on Facebook and see if I can generate some interest. :)
Hi Cheryl
i have been fortunate enough to link up with a couple of students from Australia and this has been great as we can pick each other's brains on an issue but importantly have found new friends.
when I look at the group site I am disappointed that more students don't join and post comments as I know that my contact with other Aussie students has been great. I also know that we are ready to help students from other countries who are doing Australian courses and maybe find us a little strange. Like my dog Lily Marlene we may bark but don't bite.
i guess my question is how can I connect with any student doing Australian courses offering to assist or simply to talk?
Willing to to discuss further.
cheers
brian
Australian Virtual Meeting
Australian Records courses with Kerry Farmer
Friday, July 17th – 6 PM Eastern; 5 PM Central; 4 PM Mountain; 3 PM Pacific; 11 PM in London, England; Saturday, July 18th – 8 AM in Sydney, Australia
MEETING LOCATION: https://genealogicalstudies.adobeconnect.com/australian/
These sessions are FREE and you do not have to be a current or past student to attend.
Attendees: NO USER NAME or PASSWORD REQUIRED. Please type in your first and last name, along with your geographic location; then click “Enter as a Guest”
Just joined the group. Am looking for Chambers that migrated from Belfast to South Australia in the 1880's and early 1900's.
Hi,
I am doing the Social media tools course. My ancestors migrated from England and Ireland to Australia from 1840s to 1910s.
The surnames I am researching are Le Breton, Britten, Baker, Simpson, Mulligan, Marzol, French and Hare
Hello, I have just joined the group. I have ancestors with the following surnames who migrated from Ireland to South Australia in the 1840s and 1850s: Hayes, O'Toole, Dempsey, Howard, Kennedy, Kelly, Naughton, Holland
Hello all Aussie connections. I have joined the group as I am in Australia with numerous ancestors whom migrated here including some of the following-
Meredith, Mills, Sheehy, Kelly, Howden, Reynolds, Torrance, Chesterfield and Pickup.
Any connections would be accepted.
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