Thursday, February 16, 2012
Lee County Genealogical Society Monthly Meeting

Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
4141 DeLeon Street
Fort Myers, FL
 
Dick Eastman
 
Dick Eastman
 
will present
The Organized Genealogist
 
Various methods of organizing online searches, recording results,
and preserving the information for the long term.
 
Doors open at 12:30 P.M.

2012 Spring Seminar
The U.S. Federal Census
presented by
George G. Morgan
 
George G. Morgan, President AHA Seminars presents The U.S. Federal Census

Saturday, March 24
9:15 am to 2:30 pm
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
4141 DeLeon Street, Fort Myers, FL

Pre-registration REQUIRED

With the upcoming April release of the 1940 U. S. Federal Census,
the Lee County Genealogical Society invites you to hear George G. Morgan discuss the importance and value of this historical record. George is an internationally recognized genealogy expert, author and co-producer of The Genealogy GuysSM Podcast on the internet.

Lectures will include:

All about the Census: Becoming an Expert

U.S. Agricultural Census Schedules: 
Placing Your Farming Ancestor in Context

The 1940 U.S. Federal Census: How to Find Your Family



Registration Fee:  $20.00
 
Pre-registration by March 17, 2012
includes boxed lunch and beverage.
 
 
SEMINAR SPECIAL: 
 
How To Do Everything Genealogy, 3rd edition by George G. Morgan  
Purchase George Morgan's new updated book, "How To Do Everything Genealogy, 3rd edition" at the seminar.  Books are $26.50 and includes tax.  George will autograph your copy.  Cash and/or checks accepted.
 
United States Census Schedules Population and Non-Population 1790-1940 compiled by Ruth C. Emmel, Lee County Genealogical Society, Inc.  
"United States Census Schedules Population and Non-Population 1790-1940". This book is a collection of census forms, both population and non-population, beginning with 1790.  Books are $10.00 and includes tax.
 
 
 
 
 

Facts and Tips
Bounty Land is public land given by the government to induce young men to join the military. Applicable for soldiers prior to the Civil War.

Decedent refers to the deceased person.

An acre is a square measure of land containing 10 square chains, 160 square rods, or 43,560 square feet.
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