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SUMMARY:Family History Month!
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DESCRIPTION:Before 1850\, U.S. census records listed household members usi
 ng tick marks rather than names. During this program\, Linda Debe will dem
 onstrate how to identify individuals hidden behind the tick marks used in 
 U.S. census records from 1790â€“1840. Learn how to collect and analyz
 e census data using an automated Excel spreadsheet\, compare findings with
  later census records\, assign names to household members\, reconstruct fa
 mily groups\, and verify your conclusions. Participants will receive a rea
 dy-to-use Excel tool designed to help uncover missing details and bridge g
 aps in their family history research..\nhttps://hcpl.libnet.info/event/168
 90118
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Linda Debe is a genealogical lecturer\, wr
 iter\, and perpetual student with 40 years of research experience. Affecti
 onately known as the Sleepless Genealogist\, she specializes in the dynami
 cs of using technology in genealogy research &mdash\; and her guiding phil
 osophy says it all: work smarter\, not harder.</p>\n<p>A Microsoft Office 
 Certified professional in Access and Excel\, Linda transforms complex rese
 arch into elegant\, data-driven systems. She holds an AAS in Electronics T
 echnology from the U.S. Air Force\, is a ProGen 54 alumna\, and serves as 
 Program Chair for the North Hills Genealogists in Pittsburgh.</p>\n<p>Her 
 lecture stage spans North America &mdash\; from RootsTech to PaGE\, the UG
 A Summit\, IGHR\, and Georgia's inaugural Native American Symposium. Linda
  doesn't just research family trees &mdash\; she reimagines how the work g
 ets done.</p>\nhttps://hcpl.libnet.info/event/16890118
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