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Researching German Heritage from Here to There

Germany by Christopher Padgett

Researching German Heritage from Here to There

In this presentation, you will learn about the importance of history and geography while researching your German heritage in the United States and in Germany.

What You Will Learn

Recognizing many Kentuckians have German roots, this presentation will lay out how to discover those roots in resources in the United States and in Germany. With deep German roots herself, the presenter will address handling challenges like finding an ancestor’s Heimat (home), dealing with German script, and navigating border changes.

Speaker

Susan J. Court, M.A., J.D., genealogist and family historian, is a Director-at-Large and immediate past Co-President of the Kentucky Genealogical Society, and is a frequent speaker at genealogy conferences, a teacher of genealogy, and the author of 13 family histories and 22 genealogy or history articles. She is a member of several other genealogical or historical societies (including Palatines to America German Genealogical Society) and four lineage organizations (National Society United States Daughters of 1812, Jamestowne Society, The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, and Kentucky Spirits).

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Researching German Heritage from Here to There

28 May, 20267:00pm EDT1 hour

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