I Hate Conflict! Mediating Sources that Don't Agree
Elizabeth Williams Gomoll, CG®
Content
Welcome
1m 39s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 20s
Introduction
6m 39s
Case Study
37m 2s
Writing Your Research
2m 52s
Summary
3m 28s
Announcements / prizes
3m 12s
Questions / answers
8m 24s
About this webinar
Sooner or later, every family researcher comes across information that conflicts with what was found earlier - a date, a name, a place. How can the conflict be resolved, and if it cannot, what to do?
About the speaker
Elizabeth Williams Gomoll, CG®, is a professional board-certified genealogist. She is in her fourth term as president of the Northland Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists, was co-e...
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Comments (120)
Always learn so much!!!!
Very well done. She is an excellent teacher.
It is so helpful to see the examples of found conflicting records, then to hear all the thought processes behind the decisions that are mde.
Wonderful presentation on tools to help clarify conflicts.
This was my first Webinar Wednesday and I am so very impressed with the quality and the usefulness of Gomoll's presentation. Thank you! This is definitely not my last visit to Legacy Webinars!
Liz did such a great job of crafting and delivering this webinar, especially in choosing an interesting and not overly complex case to highlight conflicting evidence and resolve it when possible. Although I was already familiar with most of the issues and methodology presented, I found it a good review and picked up some new ideas. I also agree with other participants who liked the pace of her presentation; it provided time to absorb and think about the points made. I'd love to see more webinars from her!
Wow! Wow! Wow. A very interesting & enlightening webinar. The most interesting & informative I think I’ve ever had. Thanks one & all.
Thank you for giving me some hope about some of my ancestors. Finding things that are contradictory have been somewhat frustrating to me. Thank you for letting us basically have an out by annotating this could be it one date, but it could be another. I am also grateful for digitization. This allows a lot of us researchers who are sort of new to be able to find records and not travel to Timbuktu to find them. Thank you so much for this webinar.