Lianne Kruger

Lianne Kruger is a professional genealogist and speaker specializing in Canada, homesteading for U.S. and Canada, video recording family history, and using technology in all aspects of genealogy such as Google Maps, Google Drive and Evernote.

She is a member of the board for mitoYDNA.org. She is on the Ancestry.ca advisory board and is the webmaster, database and social media chair for Alberta Genealogical Society (AGS). She previously served six years as 1st VP of AGS and two years as President of Red Deer Branch. She earned the AGS President’s award in 2020. Lianne is a member of Associate of Professional Genealogists, AGS, Ontario Ancestors, and National Genealogical Society.

She earned a computer degree and has taught computer software courses since 1982. She recently earned a certificate and Associate degree in Family History from Brigham Young University Idaho.

Lianne is a frequent speaker at conferences and webinars including RootsTech, NGS, Legacy FamilyTree Webinars, FamilyRoots, THE Genealogy Show (UK), Vivid-Pix, Ontario Ancestors, AGS, Ancestry, and BIFHSGO. She has published articles in BYU Studies Quarterly, FamilySearch, Ancestry, LDSTech, SK Translations, ISBGFH, and AGS Relatively Speaking.

Lianne's Upcoming Live Webinars (1)

Fri, April 4 2025: 13:00 UTC
FamilySearch Catalog: The Sears Christmas Catalog for Genealogists
Fri, April 4 2025: 13:00 UTC
Did you mark your wish list in the Sears Christmas catalog as a child? FamilySearch Catalog lists everything available in the FamilySearch Library. Items include books, online materials, microfilm, microfiche, and publications. Learn how to search for records in an area by place, surname, title, author, subject, or keywords, and combinations of these. Recognize where the records are available, whether Online, Affiliated Library, FamilySearch Center, or the FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City and what media they are stored in. Learn how to search in film images, adjust their image, and zoom in and out. When you find records for your research, mark each to view later, a to do list of items which may be printed to the library when you get to go in person. How to use the FamilySearch Wiki will be shown to find records for an area, on any website. Just like the Christmas Catalog had something for every member of the family, this catalog has something for everyone, no matter where you live.
Did you mark your wish list in the Sears Christmas catalog as a child? FamilySearch Catalog lists everything available in the FamilySearch Library. Items include books, online materials, microfilm, microfiche, and publications. Learn how to search for records in an area by place, surname, title, author, subject, or keywords, and combinations of these. Recognize where the records are available, whether Online, Affiliated Library, FamilySearch Center, or the FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City and what media they are stored in. Learn how to search in film images, adjust their image, and zoom in and out. When you find records for your research, mark each to view later, a to do list of items which may be printed to the library when you get to go in person. How to use the FamilySearch Wiki will be shown to find records for an area, on any website. Just like the Christmas Catalog had something for every member of the family, this catalog has something for everyone, no matter where you live.
Fri, April 4 2025: 13:00 UTC

Lianne's Webinars (8)