User:Rachealminnskay



=Racheal Minns Kay=

Education
BA Family History and Genealogy, Brigham Young University, 2021.

Employment and Service
U.S./Canada Research Specialist Intern at the Family History Library

BYU Center for Family History and Genealogy - Welsh Saints History Project

BYU Center for Family History and Genealogy - DPAA Repatriation Project

Upcoming Presentations:

 * FamilySearch Webinar, 4 January 2022
 * FamilySearch Webinar, 10 January 2022
 * FamilySearch Webinar, 18 January 2022
 * Family History Library United States and Canada Seminar, 20 January 2022
 * RootsTech Connect, 3 March 2022
 * Genealogical Forum of Oregon, 31 March 2022

Past Presentations:

 * Family History Library United States and Canada Seminar, 18 November 2021
 * Mueller Park 1st Ward Genealogy Evening, 9 November 2021
 * FamilySearch Webinar, 9 November 2021
 * Utah Genealogical Association Virtual Chapter, 7 October 2021
 * Mueller Park 1st Ward Genealogy Evening, 28 September 2021
 * FamilySearch Webinar, 28 September 2021
 * Family History Library United States and Canada Seminar, 9 September 2021
 * FamilySearch Webinar, 31 August 2021
 * FamilySearch Webinar, 28 August 2021
 * FamilySearch Webinar, 6 July 2021
 * Family History Library United States and Canada Seminar, 12 April 2021

Classes and Lectures

 * Acadians, Loyalists, and Others on the Atlantic: Genealogy in Canada’s Eastern Provinces
 * Finding your Farmers and Fur Traders: Genealogy in Canada’s Western Provinces
 * From the Colonies to Canada: Researching Your United Empire Loyalists
 * The Scattered French Canadians: History and Records for Acadian Genealogy
 * Lonely Little Ones: Researching the British Home Children of Canada
 * Great White North 101: Crash Course in Canadian Family History

Publications
"A Family Defining History: The Makings of the Flower Town of Canada," Families (Ontario Genealogical Society), August 2017.

"Of Soldiers and Strong Women," Families (Ontario Genealogical Society), August 2018.

FamilySearch Wiki Articles

 * From the Colonies to Canada: Researching Your United Empire Loyalists