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Adrienne LEDUC Author, Lecturer, Historian, Founder of the LEDUC Family Association

Advancing Genealogist

Resources for Lake County, Illinois; Illinois; historic law; post-adoption; continuing education; and forensic genealogy. Debbie Mieszala is a professional genealogist and popular lecturer for genealogical seminars and institutes.

Alan Mann

Amy Johnson Crow, CG

Genealogical research in Ohio and Ohioans in the Civil War.

Andy Pomeroy and Tom Underhill's Speaking Schedule

Appleton Studios - Speaker Presentations

Topics: heraldry (coats of arms, family crests).

Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) - Genealogists - Lecturer/Presenter

The Association of Professional Genealogists, established in 1979, is an international organization that supports professionals in genealogy-related businesses. APG encourages genealogical excellence, ethical practice, mentoring and education. The organization also supports the preservation and accessibility of records useful to the fields of genealogy and history. Members of APG agree to abide by a code of ethics in their profession.

Audiotapes.com

Tapes of classes and presentations at several genealogy conferences and seminars.

Canada's Anglo-Celtic Connections

John D. Reid, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

Chris Haley Online

Chris Haley is a multifaceted personality, archivist of African American history and nationally engaged speaker on genealogy and his own family lineage. An actor, singer, and writer in his own right, he is proud to carry on the proud legacy of his uncle Alex Haley and his descendant, Kunta Kinte.

Christine Rose Genealogy

Professional genealogist; consultant, lecturer, author.

Claire PRECHTEL-KLUSKENS Bibliography

List of publications by Claire Prechtel-Kluskens, NARA archivist and genealogical author.

Colorado Council of Genealogical Societies - Speakers Bureau Directory

Dave Obee - Family History - Local History

Dave Obee has written a dozen books and has given more than 600 presentations at genealogy and history conferences since 1997. He offers four dozen presentation topics, ranging from general genealogical information, to Canadian research, to technology and more. Located in British Columbia, Canada.

Diane Florence Gravel, Certified Genealogist

Professional research services in Concord, New Hampshire and all of New England. Also available for speaking at conferences and seminars.

Donna Moughty's Genealogy Resources

A dynamic speaker on Irish Research, methodology, Internet and Technology and Macintosh computers. Specialty in 19th Century Irish. Other: 19th and 20th Century U.S. Research, Colonial New England, Computers, Internet Research and missing heirs. Located in Florida.

Eileen M. O'Duill, CG, CGL

Entangled Lives: Facing our Slaveholding Past

Genealogical speakers providing a multi-media presentation. While researching their genealogies in Randolph County, Missouri, Pam Smith discovered that her enslaved great great grandfather was actually owned by a member of Ann Neel

Family History Academy - Workshop: Essential Speaker Skills

Successful speakers not only craft excellent presentations and deliver them with confidence and enthusiasm but also keep track of every last detail of every speaking gig, market themselves and manage finances. This six-module workshop takes you through the essential skills that all speakers should have regardless of their level of experience. Discover ways to make your presentations a standout success.

Family Tree Knots

Ken McKinlay, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.