Minna and Ada Everleigh, Chicago’s most famous pair of sisters, fabricated many details of their lives in order to run their shady business. Learn to sort fact from fiction.
Karen Stanbary, CG, CGG, holds the Certified Genealogist credential. She lectures nationally on the use of DNA test results in genealogical problem-solving, always within the framework of the Genealog...
Very entertaining way to learn about conflict resolution!
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Karen gave some terrific ideas to properly research and Timelines is the first and best way to start. Thank you so much.
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Excellent choice of subjects for illustrating this research method!
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Demonstrated very professional research. So much to learn from this presentation.
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Intriguing! Fascinating!
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1 year ago
Karen's voice was energetic and engaging. She drew us in with a story, then proceeded to research the sisters' true story. Karen gave examples of the various different details of someone's life - someone who has fabricated a life, and she showed how she arrived at the information her research found. This was a very enjoyable seminar. I came away with - never give up looking for information. Thank you!
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1 year ago
Fascinating story about the Everleigh sisters in addition to learning about conducting and documenting a detailed genealogical research project.
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Very entertaining way to learn about conflict resolution!
Karen gave some terrific ideas to properly research and Timelines is the first and best way to start. Thank you so much.
Excellent choice of subjects for illustrating this research method!
Demonstrated very professional research. So much to learn from this presentation.
Intriguing! Fascinating!
Karen's voice was energetic and engaging. She drew us in with a story, then proceeded to research the sisters' true story. Karen gave examples of the various different details of someone's life - someone who has fabricated a life, and she showed how she arrived at the information her research found. This was a very enjoyable seminar. I came away with - never give up looking for information. Thank you!
Fascinating story about the Everleigh sisters in addition to learning about conducting and documenting a detailed genealogical research project.
Very engaging and easy to follow.