Documenting, Organizing, and Analyzing Plantation Enslaved Persons
Ari Wilkins
Content
Welcome
2m 14s
Speaker's Introduction
56s
Introduction
6m 7s
Benefits of a Spreadsheet
4m 7s
Setting Up
13m 46s
Adding Worksheets
8m 32s
Beyond Kin Method
1m 42s
Live Demonstration
19m 6s
Announcements / prizes
9m 6s
Questions / answers
21m 37s
About this webinar
Keeping track of hundreds of enslaved persons can be an overwhelming task. This lecture will offer suggestions for organizing and analyzing enslaved persons' information using spreadsheets.
About the speaker
Ari Wilkins graduated from Louisiana State University with a bachelor’s degree in interior design. She has been actively researching family history since 1998. Ms. Wilkins has spoken nationally at the...
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Comments (75)
Awesome seminar!! I learned a lot especially with using excel. Great briefer and looking forward to attending more seminars from Ms. Wilkins.
Very informative and a manageable way to document former enslaved ancestors. Thank You!!!
Ari Wilkins today was very good I always enjoy hearing her speak, I've attended Dallas Public Libraries to hear her! Thanks
Really helpful information about how to organize slave records. I can't wait to dig in!
EXCELLENT!!!
Awesome webinar on enslaved persons' records and how to organize it in a spreadsheet. Thank you.
Learned a wealth of information from Ari today. Will incorporate in my research and tracking practices
Excellent demonstration! I have never understood Excel and Ari made it easy to understand how to set up the different charts in it. Thank you so, so much! Now, I might be able to use Excel for my own research organization and comparisons!