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From: Connie Lenzen <>
Subject: [ORCLACKA] [ORMARION-L] October's genealogy event of the month
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2000 16:02:52 -0700 (PDT)


Subject: October's Genealogical Event of the Month!



The Genealogical Council of Oregon is hosting a State-wide conference on
October 6th and 7th (Friday and Saturday) at the Red Lion Hotel in Salem,
Oregon (2 blocks west of I-5 at Market St. exit).

The conference head-liner is Alan Mann, A.G. from Salt Lake. His
specialties are Internet and British Isles research, and he will be talking
about both. Twenty-eight other speakers will be lecturing on everything
from censuses to court records to orphan trains to Native American
research to ...... (a complete list of titles is given below).

The fee is $50 per day (includes lunch and dinner) or $95 for both days
(includes lunch and dinner).

Registrations are still being accepted. Send your check to GCO, c/o GCO
Registrar, PO Box 237, Crawfordsville OR 97336. Specify your dinner choices
(Friday is Roast Loin of Pork or Broiled Swordfish and Saturday is Grilled
Chicken Parmesan or Sirloin Tips in Brandy Sauce). Lunch on Friday is
Chicken Salad Filled Tomato. Lunch on Saturday is Deli Plate.


Special events during the conference:

Welcoming Reception at the Oregon State Library, Thursday, October 5th,
5-6:30 p.m. Need to RSVP to Frances Eddy at:
Oregon APG meeting, Saturday, October 7th, 5:30 p.m.
GCO breakfast, Sunday, October 8th, 9:30 a.m. ($10.00 extra for the buffet).

Exhibit area. (If you want space in the Exhibit area, contact Frances Eddy
at )


List of classes:
Family Search Internet
Finding Useful Information on the Internet
British Isles Research
Beginning Genealogy
What Cemeteries Tell Us
Daughters of the American Revolution
Researching Probate Records
Indian War Pension Records
Oral Interviews
Oregon State Archives
Follow the Land
Swedish and Norwegian Research
Family Newsletters & Reunions
Public Domain Land Records and Homesteads
A Death in the Family
Developing a Census History
Those Pesky Given Names
Researching Church Records
Citing Your Sources
Never Too Young for Family History
Writing Your Life History
Researching on Location
Scottish Research
Oregon State Library
Solving Genealogical Mysteries by Using the Court of Common Please
Canada Resources
Indexing Database for Cemeteries
Orphan Trains
Native Americans - Researching BIA Records
Records at the Oregon State Library
Court Records










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