| Item |
Code |
Saturday, June 15, 2019 |
Speaker |
| 32101 |
SA -111 |
Plenary Session |
Bill Cole, MA, Master of Ceremonies |
| 32102 |
SA -121 |
Residential Registration in Germany |
Roger P. Minert, PhD, AG |
| 32103 |
SA -123 |
Höfefolgen (Farm Lists): A Source and a Case Study |
Ben Hollister |
| 32104 |
SA -124 |
Genealogy Around the World - Following People with German Roots |
Dirk Weissleder |
| 32105 |
SA -126 |
From Church Archives to KGB Archives |
Carolyn Schott |
| 32106 |
SA -131 |
How Advertising Brought our German-Speaking Ancestors to the Midwest |
Annette Burke Lyttle |
| 32107 |
SA -132 |
Help! German Ancestry But I Don’t Speak German! |
Kim Ashford |
| 32108 |
SA -134 |
History & Records of the German Aid Societies (NY, PA, MD, SC) |
Debra A. Hoffman |
| 32109 |
SA -136 |
I Fight Mit Sigel: Germans in America’s Civil War |
Michael L. Strauss, AG |
| 32110 |
SA -141 |
Keynote - Forget What You’ve Heard! The Real “Gold Rush” - A Woman’s View |
Ingeborg Carpenter |
| 32111 |
SA -151 |
Life on the Farm: Understanding Your German Peasant Ancestors |
Baerbel K Johnson, AG |
| 32112 |
SA -152 |
Organize Like an Archivist |
Nancy E. Loe, MA MLS |
| 32113 |
SA -154 |
Demystifying DNA |
Nathan Machula |
| 32114 |
SA -156 |
Darmstadt to Gold Fields: One German’s Epic Success in America |
Dr. Gerald Pershbacher (LLD) |
| 32115 |
SA -161 |
Meyers Gazetteer Now Online, Indexed and Fully Searchable! |
Fritz Juengling, PhD, AG |
| 32116 |
SA -162 |
Fact and Fiction in the German American Migration Experience |
Wolfgang Grams |
| 32117 |
SA -165 |
Evangelisch oder Evangelikal—German Baptists on Three Continents |
Ben Hollister |
| 32118 |
SA -166 |
Coming to Your Census: Using State Census Records |
Daniel Earl, MS |
| Item |
Code |
Sunday, June 16, 2019 |
Speaker |
| 32119 |
SA -213 |
The Fisherman Who Wanted to Marry the Executioner’s Daughter: German Marriage Sources |
Warren Bittner, CG |
| 32120 |
SU -214 |
Finding Germans in the Habsburg Empire: Austro-Hungarian Geography |
Fritz Juengling, PhD, AG |
| 32121 |
SU -215 |
Tracing German Immigrants Using City Directories |
Daniel Earl, MS |
| 32122 |
SU -216 |
Digging Deeper: Foreign Language Sites and Social Media |
Kim Ashford |
| 32123 |
SU -221 |
Emigration from Hamburg and Bremen in the 19th Century -Causes, Conditions, and Certificates |
Andrea Bentschneider |
| 32124 |
SU -223 |
Starting your German One-Name Study |
Ben Hollister |
| 32125 |
SU -224 |
Family History Research in the Territories of Modern Austria Since 1500 |
Roger P. Minert, PhD, AG
& Charlotte N. Champenois |
| 32126 |
SU -225 |
Make Sense Out of the US Federal Census: Fact or Fiction? |
Bill Cole, MA |
| 32127 |
SU -231 |
Leaving a Paper Trail: German Sources Besides Church Books and Civil Records |
Andrea Bentschneider |
| 32128 |
SU -232 |
Hurra wir fahren nach Amerika I; Travel Patterns During the Age of Sail |
Wolfgang Grams |
| 32129 |
SU -233 |
Case Study: Using atDNA to Find a German Hometown |
Ute Brandenburg |
| 32130 |
SU -234 |
Sister Ports: Philadelphia & Baltimore |
Debra A. Hoffman |
| 32131 |
SU -235 |
Tips and Tricks of Deciphering Old German Handwriting |
Katherine Schober |
| 32132 |
SU -236 |
Tools to Track German Jewish Refugees: The Lehman Family Story 1933–1945 |
Karen Franklin |
| 32133 |
SU -251 |
Researching Former German Provinces in the East |
Nathan Machula |
| 32134 |
SU -252 |
Timelines: A Path to Your Next Research Steps |
Annette Burke Lyttle |
| 32135 |
SU -254 |
German Dialects and What They Mean for the Researcher |
Fritz Juengling, PhD, AG |
| 32136 |
SU -255 |
Deciphering German Handwriting: The Intermediate to Advanced Student |
Katherine Schober |
| 32137 |
SU -256 |
Records & Resources for Schleswig-Holstein in Germany & Denmark |
Mike Mansfield, MSLIS |
| 32138 |
SU -261 |
The Secrets Behind Using FamilySearch: Finding German-Language Records |
Michael Provard |
| 32139 |
SU -262 |
Hurra wir fahren nach Ameika II; Travel Patterns During the Age of Steam |
Wolfgang Grams |
| 32140 |
SU -264 |
Connections 2 German Grammar |
Ken Weaver, BS, MA |
| 32141 |
SU -266 |
Voyages of the Donauschwaben |
Carolyn Schott |
| Item |
Code |
Monday, June 17, 2019 |
Speaker |
| 32142 |
M-312 |
Prisioners, Thieves, & Scoundrels; Your Black Sheep Ancestors |
Michael L. Strauss, AG |
| 32143 |
M-313 |
Complex Thinking: Solving Research Problems Outside the Parish Records |
Daniel R. Jones |
| 32144 |
M-314 |
German Phonetics and Spelling |
Fritz Juengling, PhD., AG |
| 32145 |
M-315 |
Beyond Ethnicity Estimates: Using Mitochondrial and Y-DNA for Genealogy |
Janine Cloud |
| 32146 |
M-322 |
Discovering your Family History with MyHeritage’s Unique Technologies |
Mike Mansfield, MSLIS |
| 32147 |
M-323 |
No Camera Icon on FamilySearch! What Now? |
Baerbel K Johnson, AG |
| 32148 |
M-326 |
German Immigration in Brazil - Historical and Cultural Aspects |
André Hammann |
| 32149 |
M-331 |
Finding Living Relatives of your Emigrant Ancestors from Germany Today |
Andrea Bentschneider |
| 32150 |
M-332 |
Expect the Unexpected: Exploring Digitized Book Sites for Germanic Genealogy |
Diane Schmidt |
| 32151 |
M-334 |
Breathe More Life into Your Genealogy: Storytelling Tips and Writing Techniques |
Bill Cole, MA |
| 32152 |
M-335 |
Emigration to 18th-Century America as a Career Move for Young Men |
Marianne S. Wokeck |
| 32153 |
M-341 |
Keynote - Marriage and Courtship in Germany from 1500 to 1871 |
Roger P. Minert, PhD, AG |
| 32154 |
M-351 |
They Rarely Came Alone |
Ute Brandenburg |
| 32155 |
M-352 |
Researching Baden-Württemberg |
Nathan Machula |
| 32156 |
M-353 |
Understanding and Researching Illegitimacy: The Bittner Bastards of Bavaria |
Warren Bittner, CG |
| 32157 |
M-355 |
Sources and Structures for Successful Genealogical Research in Germany |
Dirk Weissleder |
| 32158 |
M-356 |
The Stedman Story - Intrigue, Adoption and DNA: Unraveling a German-Jewish Family Mystery |
Karen Franklin |
