ConferenceKeeper by Tami Mize
Substacknewsletter · by ConferenceKeeper by Tami Mize
I manage ConferenceKeeper.org, a free online calendar of genealogy events. It features thousands of webinars, seminars, and conferences hosted by societies, libraries, and other. It’s an easy way to find genealogy education on any topic.
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- May 3, 2025
- May 3, 2025
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- Genealogy researchers
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ConferenceKeeper by Tami Mize is a Substack newsletter by ConferenceKeeper by Tami Mize covering Genealogy events, Family history research and DNA data privacy. Its most recent indexed post is from May 3, 2025.
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- Genealogy events
- Family history research
- DNA data privacy
- Historical records
- Conference registration
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