Cheri Hudson Passey is a Professional Genealogist, Instructor, Writer, and Speaker and the owner of Carolina Girl Genealogy, LLC. Cheri is the host of the genealog
Via Find-A-Grave, I was contacted several years ago by family historians from 2 different family lines that I was totally unaware of. What resulted was getting all 3 lines of the Martin / Martens family together for annual reunions from 2014 through 2018, then Covid hit. Hopefully we can get it going again in 2023.
This was an excellent presentation. I took so many notes on the syllabus! I will be putting into practice something from each section. Thank you so much.
Hello from Sydney, Australia – I have a question if it’s still possible to ask – what would be the Australian version of vertical files and repositories? I’m not sure what to look for/at for this. Cheers, Louise
Wonderful webinar. So happy to hear that you’re planning a webinar to discuss the ways that the descendants of enslavers can work with the descendants of enslaved ancestors to share information. Imagine how that can help build diversity within the field of genealogy by helping families connect across that terrible divide!
Fantastic! I had to miss the Q&A portion (school pick-up for kiddo) but the presentation was so well done! I’m definitely watching it again and taking better notes. Thank you!
Mistakes I Have Made: Confessions of a Repentant Genealogist
Let's face it. We all make mistakes when we are doing something new. True confessions: as a beginning and not-so-beginning genealogist, I made them all. Still do if I am not careful. “Mistakes I Have Made: Confessions of a Repentant Genealogist” shares examples of the most common genealogy errors with…
Let's face it. We all make mistakes when we are doing something new. True confessions: as a beginning and not-so-beginning genealogist, I made them all. Still do if I am not careful. “Mistakes I Have Made: Confessions of a Repentant Genealogist” shares examples of the most common genealogy errors with…
Beginning Your Genealogy Journey: 8 Steps to Getting Started
The desire to discover our ancestors continues to grow in popularity with the addition of online trees, genealogy TV shows, and the popularity of DNA tests. In this presentation, we will look at how to begin to create a family tree, learn what documents may provide information, and how and where to find them. Using a research plan, organization, and avoiding mistakes are also important habits for every beginner to understand and implement from day one. This presentation will give beginners the confidence they need to begin and move forward with building a correct family tree.
The desire to discover our ancestors continues to grow in popularity with the addition of online trees, genealogy TV shows, and the popularity of DNA tests. In this presentation, we will look at how to begin to create a family tree, learn what documents may provide information, and how and where to find them. Using a research plan, organization, and avoiding mistakes are also important habits for every beginner to understand and implement from day one. This presentation will give beginners the confidence they need to begin and move forward with building a correct family tree.
Collateral Research-The Secret Sauce to Finding Family Records
Your ancestors didn’t live and have experiences alone. Researching collateral lines may be the secret sauce you need to find clues that will answer genealogy questions. What is Collateral Research? Research of family members you are not a descendant of.
Your ancestors didn’t live and have experiences alone. Researching collateral lines may be the secret sauce you need to find clues that will answer genealogy questions. What is Collateral Research? Research of family members you are not a descendant of.
Descendants of the Enslaved and Enslavers – Working Together to Discover Family
Sharon Batiste Gillins a descendant of enslaved ancestors and Cheri Hudson Passey a descendant of enslavers share how to overcome emotions and other obstacles to work together to connect families.
Sharon Batiste Gillins a descendant of enslaved ancestors and Cheri Hudson Passey a descendant of enslavers share how to overcome emotions and other obstacles to work together to connect families.
Would you like to stream movies on the big screen? Or perhaps share a slideshow of photos on your phone. Cheri Hudson Passey shows you how to use Chromecast to stream from your phone to your TV.
Would you like to stream movies on the big screen? Or perhaps share a slideshow of photos on your phone. Cheri Hudson Passey shows you how to use Chromecast to stream from your phone to your TV.
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Via Find-A-Grave, I was contacted several years ago by family historians from 2 different family lines that I was totally unaware of. What resulted was getting all 3 lines of the Martin / Martens family together for annual reunions from 2014 through 2018, then Covid hit. Hopefully we can get it going again in 2023.
This was an excellent presentation. I took so many notes on the syllabus! I will be putting into practice something from each section. Thank you so much.
Hello from Sydney, Australia – I have a question if it’s still possible to ask – what would be the Australian version of vertical files and repositories? I’m not sure what to look for/at for this. Cheers, Louise
She was an excellent enthusiastic speaker who motivated me to try many of her suggestions. I learned so much. Thanks Legacy.
Wonderful webinar. So happy to hear that you’re planning a webinar to discuss the ways that the descendants of enslavers can work with the descendants of enslaved ancestors to share information. Imagine how that can help build diversity within the field of genealogy by helping families connect across that terrible divide!
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Looking forward to Cheri’s webinar on sharing research with descendants of enslavers.
Fantastic! I had to miss the Q&A portion (school pick-up for kiddo) but the presentation was so well done! I’m definitely watching it again and taking better notes. Thank you!