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Saturday, January 31
Ten Steps to Writing & Publishing Your Family History  (Monthly Meeting)
11:00 am
Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society Library
Join us Saturday, January 31st (NOTE THE NEW DATE) at 11:00 AM.  We will be watching a pre-recorded presentation from Shirley Buzzell Inglis entitled Ten Steps to Writing & Publishing Your Family History. Sharon will share her top tips for writing and publishing your family history.
This is an in person event.
 



What's Been Done: Using Someone Else's Genealogy Research
Tuesday, February 10
What's Been Done: Using Someone Else's Genealogy Research  (Monthly Meeting)
1:00 pm
Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society Library
Thomas MacEntee will be presenting via a pre-recorded webinar.
 
Thomas's topic: What's Been Done: Using Someone Else's Research
 
Many of us as genealogists have inherited research from a relative and we are not always sure whether the content is reliable? What’s the best way to incorporate the research of others into your own research without leading to dead ends, roadblocks and unnecessary detours? Here’s a road map on the best way to handle “outside research” and benefit from it as you combine the content with your own research.
 
Bio: 
Thomas MacEntee is a Baby Boomer guy with a love of punk rock music but also art history who somehow “fell” into the technology industry almost 40 years ago, and then left a lucrative IT career to pursue his love of family history and genealogy. Technology and historical research are opposites, but “tech people” like Thomas are needed to guide today’s genealogists through the maze of options so they can deploy the best apps and devices to break down research brick walls. Thomas MacEntee: author, educator, advocate, entrepreneur, and that “genealogy guy” who helps you accomplish your family history goals.
 
Our business meeting and board meeting will follow the presentation at 2 PM.
 
 



RootsTech: Virtual and In-Person Conference
Thursday, March 5 through Saturday, March 7
RootsTech: Virtual and In-Person Conference  (Conferences and Seminars)
Virtual and Salt Lake City, Utah
RootsTech, the world's largest family history conference,will be held online and in-person Thursday, March 5 - Saturday, March 7, 2026
 
Registration is now open for virtual (free) and in-person attendance. Discover RootsTech - the conference where genealogy, technology, and love for family intersect. Talk with the experts, try out innovative products, and learn new skills to help you tell your family story.
 
Two ways to attend:
 
Online: Free
  • 200+ new online sessions in over 26 languages
  • Join keynote sessions live from the comfort of your own home
  • Chat online with other attendees worldwide
In-person Salt Lake City: Early Bird Pricing ends January 13th
$99 US 3-Day Pass ($129 after January 13th)
$69 US 1-Day Pass ($79 after January 13th)
  • 250+ exclusive sessions only available in SLC
  • 120+ exhibitors/sponsors in the Expo Hall
  • Be the first to learn of industry innovations
For more information and registration: https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/home