Schedule

April 14, 2027, New England Regional Genealogical Conference (NERGC) [Portland, Me.], workshop: “LLM Prompt Mastery for Genealogists”
November 30, 2026, Ossipee [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
November 17, 2026, Derry [N.H.] Public Library, “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
November 17, 2026, Wisconsin State Genealogical Society, “Gemini Notebook for Genealogists”
November 12, 2026, Rye [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
October 24, 2026, American-Canadian Genealogical Society Fall Conference, “Artificial Intelligence for Genealogists: The Best of What’s Available Today”
October 20, 2026, Exeter [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
October 18, 2026, Portsmouth [N.H.] Public Library, “You Don’t Know What You’re Missing: Using Checklists for Genealogy”
October 17, 2026, Heritage Hunters [Saratoga County, N.Y.] Annual Conference, “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Book” and “Decoding the Past”
October 11, 2026, Association of Professional Genealogists, “AI for the Professional Genealogist”
October 7, 2026, Western Massachusetts Genealogical Society, “ChatGPT for Genealogists”
September 28, 2026, Rochester [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
September 15, 2026, Lee [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
September 10, 2026, North Hampton [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
September 2–30, 2026, NHPBS/NHSOG, “Introduction to New England Genealogy, 1620–1850” (a five-session course)
August 5, 2026, Family Tree Webinars, “Introduction to New Hampshire Research”
July 21, 2026, Plaistow [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
July 20, 2026, Dover [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
July 10, 2026, Hill Library [Strafford, N.H.], “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
July 9, 2026, Oscar Foss Memorial Library [Barnstead, N.H.], “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
July 7, 2026, Utah Genealogical Association ProTalk, “AI for the Professional Genealogist”
July 1, 2026, Minnesota Genealogical Society, “NotebookLM for Genealogists”
June 14, 2026, “Decoding the Past: AI-Powered Photo Analysis for Genealogists,” Ontario Ancestors Conference 2026
June 10, 2026, Madbury [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
June 9, 2026, New Durham [N.H.] Historical Society, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
June 6, 2026, San Luis Obispo County Genealogical Society [Calif.], “AI for Genealogists: The Big Picture” and “ChatGPT for Genealogists”
June 3, 2026, “AI & Your Family Tree,” Family Tree University immersive course
May 27, 2026, Niagara County Genealogical Society, “ChatGPT for Genealogists”
May 20, 2026, Barrington [N.H.] Public Library, “Three Men and a One-Shilling Knife: A Genealogical Look at Local History”
April 28–May 2, 2026, Ohio Genealogical Society, “ChatGPT and the Genealogist,” “NotebookLM and the Genealogist,” “AI and the Genealogical Society,” “Where There’s a Will There’s a Way (To Find It),” “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches,” and “New Hampshire to 1776”
April 10, 2026, Rodgers Memorial Library [Hudson, N.H.], “Artificial Intelligence for Genealogists: The Best of What’s Available Today”
March 28, 2026, Suncoast [Fl.] Genealogical Society, “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
March 5, 2026, German Genealogy Group, “Genealogical Reasoning with DNA”
February 26, 2026, Marin County [California] Genealogical Society, “NotebookLM for Genealogists”
February 10, 2026, Rochester [N.Y.] Genealogical Society, “NotebookLM for Genealogists”
February 7, 2026, Worcester Chapter, Massachusetts Society of Genealogists, “ChatGPT for Genealogists”
December 3, 2025, Western Mass. Genealogical Society, “10 Genealogical Brick Walls You Will Face (And How to Demolish Them)”
November 22, 2025, Yankee Genealogical Society [branch of Minnesota Genealogical Society], “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
November 18, 2025, Derry [N.H.] Public Library, “Artificial Intelligence for Genealogists: The Best of What’s Available Today”
November 15, 2025, Massachusetts Society of Genealogists Annual Meeting (50th Anniversary), “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
October 30–November 1, 2025, New England Regional Genealogical Conference (NERGC), “New Hampshire to 1776,” “NotebookLM for Genealogists,” and “Low Bridge, Everybody Down! How the Erie Canal Transformed Migration for New England Families”
October 21, 2025, Meredith [N.H.] Public Library, “ChatGPT for Genealogists”
October 18, 2025, Heritage Hunters [Saratoga County, N.Y.] Annual Conference, “Artificial Intelligence for Genealogists: The Best of What’s Available Today” and “10 Genealogical Brick Walls You Will Face (And How to Demolish Them).”
September 20, 2025, New Hampshire Society of Genealogists Fall Conference, “Don’t Let the Language Barrier Be Your Brick Wall”
September 19, 2025, New York State Family History Conference, “From New Hampshire to New York via Vermont: Tracing Cross-State Connections”
September 6, 2025, Family Tree University, “AI & Your Family Tree: How to Use ChatGPT in Your Genealogy”
July 14, 2025, New Hampshire Society of Genealogists, “NotebookLM and the Genealogist”
June 16, 2025, New Hampshire Society of Genealogists, “ChatGPT and the Genealogist”
June 10, 2025, Elmira [N.Y.] Public Library, “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
May 27, 2025, Elmira [N.Y.] Public Library, “10 Genealogical Brick Walls You Will Face (And How to Demolish Them)”
May 18, 2025, Portsmouth [N.H.] Public Library, “AI for Genealogists: The Best of What’s Available Today”
May 4, 2025, Weeks Memorial Library [Lancaster, N.H.], “DNA Intro – For those thinking of getting a DNA Test” and “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
April 23–May 21, 2025, NHPBS/NHSOG, “Introduction to American Genealogy, Present–1850” (a five-session course)
April 9, 2025, Tyngsboro [Mass.] Public Library, “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
March 20, 2025, Utah Genealogical Society, “NotebookLM for the Genealogist”
March 13, 2025, Thomas Crane Library [Quincy, Mass.], “10 Genealogical Brick Walls You Will Face (And How to Demolish Them)”
December 17, 2024, Family Tree University, “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
November 13, 2024, Tewksbury [Mass.] Public Library, “ChatGPT and the Genealogist”
October 26, 2024, American-Canadian Genealogical Society Fall Conference, “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
October 6, 2024, Weeks Memorial Library [Lancaster, N.H.], “10 Genealogical Brick Walls You Will Face (And How to Demolish Them)”
September 9, 2024, New Hampshire Society of Genealogists, “New Hampshire to 1776”
May 23, 2024, Rye [N.H.] Historical Society, “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
March 26, 2024, Derry [N.H.] Public Library, “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
February 9, 2024, Rodgers Memorial Library [Hudson, N.H.], “17th Century Handwriting: Reading Bradford’s Journal”
May 5, 2023, New England Regional Genealogical Conference (NERGC) [Springfield, Mass.], “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
January 19, 2023, Allen County [Ind.] Public Library, “Introduction to New Hampshire Genealogy”
January 14, 2023, Virtual Genealogical Association, “First Steps in Scottish Genealogy”
December 9, 2022, Rodgers Memorial Library [Hudson, N.H.], “First Steps in Scottish Genealogy”
December 7, 2022, Patchogue-Medford Library [N.Y.], “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
December 5, 2022, Tewksbury [Mass.] Public Library, “Where There’s a Will There’s a Way (To Find It)”
November 15, 2022, New Hampshire Society of Genealogists, “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
November 5, 2022, American-Canadian Genealogical Society, “A Closer Look at Vital Records”
August 2, 2022, Dover [N.H.] Public Library, “Where There is a Will There is a Way (To Find it)”
July 27, 2022, Irondequoit [N.Y.] Public Library, “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
June 14, 2022, Dover [N.H.] Public Library, “10 Genealogical Brick Walls You Will Face (And How to Demolish Them)”
February 26, 2022, Polk County [Fl.] History Center, “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
June 24, 2021, Lakes Region [N.H.] Genealogy Interest Group, “DNA for the Overwhelmed: Easy First Steps for Working with Shared Matches”
May 14, 2021, Rodgers Memorial Library [Hudson, N.H.], “Genealogical Gold in New England Town Books and Reports”
March 20, 2021, Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (New England Chapter), “A Closer Look at Vital Records”