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Analysis and Correlation - Two Keys to Sound Conclusions

Chris Staats
Nov 2, 2016
3.3K views

Content

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Welcome
2:22
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Speaker's Introduction
2:13
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Introduction
5:48
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Case Study
43:39
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Conclusion
6:01
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Announcements / prizes
7:14
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Questions / answers
18:29

About this webinar

Careful analysis of individual records may reveal more evidence than we might think. Careful correlation combines all the evidence to solve difficult research problems.

About the speaker

Chris Staats

Chris Staats

Chris Staats is a Cleveland, Ohio-based professional genealogical researcher, presenter, and writer. He has written articles for Family Tree Magazine, Association of Professional Genealogists Quarterl...
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