1384. Stuck on your family tree? Here are some of FamilySearch’s upcoming online classes that may help By Haley Lundberg, in Latter-Day Saint Life, LDS Living

 I love Family History, and here are some on-line classes that you can access, and perhaps help you in your "gathering of Israel"!

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Stuck on your family tree? Here are some of FamilySearch’s upcoming online classes that may help

By Haley Lundberg February 02, 2022 01:43 PM MSTTwitter
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Did you know that FamilySearch offers dozens of virtual webinars every month to help both novice and experienced users navigate the vast amounts of information online and piece together their family histories?

Outside of their annual RootsTech conference (which is completely free and 100 percent online this year), there are even more specialized classes and tutorials that can help you with your own family history. Classes range from assisting with research, using DNA, examining records, working with living relatives, adding memories, and correcting data.

► You may also like: Here are the RootsTech 2022 keynote speakers

Here are just a few of the online classes available over the coming months:

For a complete list of classes, dates, and times, visit FamilySearch.org. You can also watch past webinars in FamilySearch’s Learning Center library here.

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