Problems and Pitfalls of a Reasonably Shallow Search

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1. LT

   Legacy Family Tree

   8 years ago

   Always on spot\n\nAwesome as usual\n\ncontent & presenter's knowledge of the topic fabulous. very much appreciate webinars are conducted at all & thrilled to be part of connection w/ approx 1600 genies from 26 countries. keep up the very good work.\n\nDefinitely one of the best - very informative, love her sense of humour! \n\nDown to earth and helpful\n\nEasy to understand with extremely useful information with very good visual examples.\n\nElissa brought up several very good examples of how a document may or may not contain accurate information. I will be much more careful about shallow research from now on.\n\nElissa is great! Wonderful examples and very inspriational.\n\nEnjoyable and informative. Thanks for providing an opportunity to listen!\n\nEnjoyed the many ways to get untracked and have to recover. Thank you.\n\nEnjoyed this webinar and realize I have not done the research verification I need to be doing. Thanks\n\nExcellent for those just starting out; a great refresher for experienced researchers. Thanks for ALL the wonderful ooportunities to learn throughout the year. I love my Legacy webinars. Best Wishes to all for a wonderful 2018!\n\nExcellent information well presented!\n\nExcellent review, well presented, and the examples were so helpful! Elissa is very clear and helped me understand some of the specific issues which could pop up in searching/research. Cheers, and Happy New Year to everyone at Legacy/MyHeritage.\n\nExcellent speaker - great examples. \n\nExcellent! I guess I am probably looking at a do-over also.\n\nExtremely interesting. It helped me where I really didn't know I needed help -- but it answered some questions I had.\n\nFantastic webinar with lots to follow up.\n\nFurther emphasis to "be cautious". Thanks\n\nGood examples of what happens if you go by just one record.\n\nGood examples. Good speaker.\n\ngood topic. Practical examples are good to bring home the point.\n\nGreat ending webinar for 2017! Happy New Year to all at legacy webinars!\n\nGreat ideas and reminders for tracing our families!\n\nGreat way to end the year! Look with new eyes and not Rose Colored Glasses.\n\nGreat, lots of hints I have not heard before. Thanks \n\nI found her talk full of good direction. Thank you for continuing these great services! Happy New Year!\n\nI loved hearing about the poorly transcribed will and how folks assumed that Daughter was daughters or a son name DuBois. How all of a sudden dubois was Mary's maiden name, etc! A terrific example of why one should look for the original records! \n\nInteresting subject for those of us still calling ourselves newbies\n\nI've done genealogy over 30 years, and I still learn something new every webinar. Thanks!\n\nLots of excellent reminders about quality and quantity of sources!\n\nLove the attitude. happy Tombstone searching.\n\nMakes one want to doublecheck what’s already done!! \n\nOutstanding presentation and graphics!\n\nSuch good reminders not to take anything at face value! Really enjoyed it.\n\nSuper helpful! Wonderful and relatable stories. Please invite her back for more!!!\n\nThank you for opening my eyes about "proof"\n\nThe time flew by; great reminders & very interesting examples too. Thanks!\n\nThis was an excellent webinar. Elissa Powell is a wonderful presenter. I have been doing genealogy for 25 years, but she emphasizes some very important points that new genealogists should pay attention to. I have not (yet) seen the term "son-by-law," so that was a new term for me to watch for as I go forward in my searches. I always learn new things from the Legacy webinars. Wonderful resources for those of us who cannot attend conferences and institutes. Thanks so much. \n\nThis webinar was perfect for a fuzzy holiday brain! Elissa's syllabus was easily followed as I listened to her presentation and watched her slides and the content was presented in such a down-to-earth way, with examples, that I feel refreshed rather than worn out from a presentation!\n\nVery informative and engaging speaker. Thank you!!\n\nVery informative, well presented! Thank you!\n\nWonderful webinar on problems and pitfalls of shallow research.

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