7–10 May 2014, Richmond, Virginia
Virginia: The First Frontier
Program
The conference program features ten tracks per day covering a broad array of topics including records for Virginia and its neighboring states; migration into and out of the region; military records; state and federal records; ethnic groups including African American, Germans, Irish, and Ulster Scots; methodology; analysis and problem solving; and the use of technology including genetics, mobile devices, and apps useful in genealogical research.Registration Brochure
The conference registration brochure with the full conference schedule, speakers, lecture titles, and lecture descriptions, will be posted 15 November 2013 on the NGS conference website http://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/. The program includes a wide array of lecture choices for genealogists of all skill levels. Each lecture indicates the audience level from beginner to advanced or combined levels including all.Watch the Blog for Additional Details
Blog postings throughout November will include details about several special conference events, so be sure to check all the blog postings. Since some conference events will have limited seating, if you plan to attend these special events you will want to register for the conference at http://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/event-registration/ when the online registration goes live on 1 December 2013 or as soon as possible thereafter.We look forward to seeing you in Richmond in May 2014!
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