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Dear Society Program Chair:
THANK-YOU for considering me as a speaker for your genealogy society or your next fund raising event.  I hope we'll be able to set a suitable date and time. I'm looking forward to meeting you and the members of your community. How about getting together to discuss things like:

Topics most appropriate for beginning to intermediate researchers include but are not limited to:

• 7 HABITS of Highly Effective Genealogists
• A TALE OF TWO CITIES: Immigration & Naturalization
• Accessing Lineage Society Apps
• BLOGS: An alternative for family & society newsletters
• Composing effective queries
• Determining what to search next
• FamilySearch Indexing
• Finally Get Organized
• FROM HERE TO ETERNITY: Internet research for patient genealogists
• GenSmarts: Artificial Intelligence for family historians
• Getting from a Book or CD to the Original Document
• JOY OF GENEALOGY: Documentation & Evaluation
• LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: Land Records for Genealogists
• Major Migration Patterns of Germans to America
• Medical Practices of the US Revolutionary and Civil Wars
• MOB DICK: Our Ancestors on the High Seas
• MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON: Research strategies in the National Capital Area
• PODCASTS: Learn while Jogging
• PODCASTS: Creating & listening
• Preparing for a trip to Salt Lake
• ROMEO & JULIET: Marriage Practices & Records
• The Clothesline Approach to document analysis
• THE TIME MACHINE: Offbeat Resources for Family Historians
• THE WINTER OF OUR DISCONTENT: 3 Months to Better Organization
• Tracing American Revolutionary War Ancestors
• Union Civil War Pension Files
• WAR & PEACE: US Military Records
• WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS: Finding Female Ancestors

We could devise a custom list of topics that might better suit the needs of your membership.
Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt     :)
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