User:Lembley

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Current wiki efforts include:

 * Writing about the Virginia Historical Index.
 * Rewrite of Illinois wiki page
 * Rewrite of Introduction to LDS Family History Centers article
 * McHenry County, Illinois page
 * Cook County, Illinois page
 * Chicago, Illinois page
 * Williamson County, Illinois page

Recent Presentations
2013-2016 Presentations - see Williamsburg Family History Center.

2012 Introduction to FamilySearch and Family History Centers - Christopher Wren Association, Beginning Genealogy class

2012 FamilySearch Family Tree and Source Box and Who is George Wunderlich? - Kentucky Historical Society

2012 The FamilySearch Wiki as Social Media ([[Media:FamilySearch_Wiki_as_Social_Media.pdf|syllabus]] and [[Media:RootsTech_2012_Workshop_Instructions_final.pdf|handout]]) - RootsTech

2011 Who is George Wunderlich? An Illinois/Missouri Case Study - Ford's Colony Genealogy Club

2011 Family History Center Resources - Ford's Colony Computer Club

2011 Google Basics for Genealogists - Williamsburg Regional Library

2010 Why I Wiki, Or Something of the Sort... - NGS GenTech Hall

2010 Learning the Lessons of OED, Wikipedia, and the Mount Vernon Ladies Association - NGS Wiki Contributor's Banquet

2009 FamilySearch Overview - Kentucky Technology in Genealogy User Group

2008 Strengthening Families Through Family History

2007 PAF and Legacy, An Overview - Kentucky Historical Society

2007 FamilySearch Update - Kentucky Historical Society

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Personal research projects include:

 * on-going research on my Bird, Ralph, Berger, and Weinkauff lines; (See my ever-growing WorldConnect database at Rootsweb.com)
 * identifying 19th century photos from old Warren family albums held by the Warrenville Historical Society, Warrenville (DuPage County), Illinois; (Check out my Picasa web albums and read my blog about some of the photos and their stories.)
 * scanning, posting, and annotating mid-19th century family letters at fold3.com;

...and keeping up with my kids' biking, rowing, Scouts (and laundry, of course).

My mantra is "share, share, share." To that end, I am making a concerted effort to scan and post all the old photos and documents that have been entrusted to my care.