Your Turn! – German SIG
Register at https://tinyurl.com/GRIVAGermanMay2025
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Kari Kjontvedt Weis – Discover More with FamilySearch’s Full-Text Search
Virtual - online via your favorite browser.Register at https://tinyurl.com/GRIVAFSFullTextMay2025
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Topic: The Men Who Contributed to Our DNA
Virtual - online via your favorite browser.Register at https://tinyurl.com/GRIVADNAJun2025
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GRIVA GenChat – Jun 2025
Virtual - online via your favorite browser.Come chat with us! Register at https://tinyurl.com/GRIVAGenChatJun2025
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July 2025 DNA SIG – Look at Your DNA from Different Angles!
Stuck with your genealogical DNA research? Sometimes looking at our matches in different ways can give us new directions for our research. We'll discuss some ideas to turn your match list on its side!
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August 2025 DNA SIG – Case Studies
In August, we'll be exploring some case studies of how we can use some of the concepts and tools we've recently learned.
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September 2025 German SIG: Colonial Germans
This year we will explore Colonial Germans and their participation in the Revolutionary War.
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September 2025 DNA SIG – DNA Matches and Genealogical Trees
In this lecture, we'll talk about how to build trees to identify DNA matches, and how to use DNA matches to help build our own genealogical trees.
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September 2025 – GRIVA Gen Chat
GRIVA's Gen Chat is an informal opportunity to meet and talk, share information, network, problem solve, explore new topics, techniques, sources, and more! This month, we want to hear about your family recipes that have been shared through the generations!
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September Program: Patrick Henry’s Red Hill: A Journey Through History with Cody Youngblood
This presentation explores the rich and complex history of Red Hill, the final home and burial site of Founding Father Patrick Henry. We’ll trace Henry’s influential life as a fiery orator and advocate for liberty, best known for his iconic declaration, "Give me liberty, or give me death!" Beyond his public legacy, we’ll delve into his private life at Red Hill, including his family and the plantation he managed.