2023 Speaker Spotlight—Nicole Gilkison LaRue
February 13th, 2023 by Teresa Kelley
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Nicole Gilkison LaRue, CG, is a full-time professional genealogist for the federal government with articles in NGS Magazine, NGSQ, and OnBoard. Research interests include women, “brick-wall” obstacles, and paleography. |
Session Number: T115 Title: Did My Family Get Skipped? Mining Census Records for Missing Ancestors |
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Session Number: T141 Title: You’ve Looked at Pensions, Now What? More Federal Records Documenting Civil War Women |
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Make Thursday at the conference a day to dig deeper! First up, follow along as we dive into census records searching for those ancestors who got “skipped.” While it was possible for people to be missed in the federal census enumerations, did it really happen to the Charles Stevens family? Did it happen to your family? Then, after lunch, a BCG Skillbuilding session will examine records available at the National Archives in Washington, DC—and some that are online!—which include valuable information on women of the Civil War period. You may have looked at widows’ pensions, but there are so many more possibilities for us to explore! |
Registration is now open at https://grip.ngsgenealogy.org/.