The Art of Negative-Space Research: Women
Jeanne Bloom, CG
Content
Welcome
2m 15s
Speaker's Introduction
57s
Introduction
4m 10s
Research
16m 22s
Records
15m 17s
3 Graves Case Study
22m 8s
Announcements / prizes
9m 9s
Questions / answers
15m 9s
About this webinar
Like using negative space in art, the successful identification of women is often accomplished by using the records of friends and family.
About the speaker
Jeanne Larzalere Bloom, CG, is past president of BCG and a full-time professional researcher specializing in Chicago and Cook County, Illinois, forensic genealogy, problem solving, and multi-generatio...
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Comments (1)
Lots of good ideas! Thanks :)
Some good hints for research
Thank you so much!
Thanks to Jeanne for some great ideas for searching our female relatives, and for a wonderful case study!
The example was the best part of the presentation. It made my head swirl with all the details but it really made her point about negative-space research.
The handout was especially good. I liked that she iwrote Religious records then we could write on our paper baptism, marriage burial
The speaker is obviously very experienced. I'm grateful she was willing to share her knowledge. Researching my own female ancestors is a great passion of mine.
This was wonderful. I love anything that delves into researching women.
very good, especially the examples she used & how to tease out the information to identify an ancestor.
Very informative.
very interesting - but I am still trying to figure out where I am going to find the time to do all this research
Very interesting and helpful. Thank you.
Very interesting. I hope I can use her techniques and resources to find my missing ancestors.
Very interesting. Good tips for sources
Very interesting. Great case study too!
Well presented and thorough. Really enjoyed it.
Wonderful information !!!
Wonderful webinar on the women in our lives.