Greg Liverman, Ph.D., began tracing his family history in the 1990's with an old Macintosh computer and a copy of Family Tree Maker, but was not able to devote much time to genealogy until 2009. Greg quickly realized that he could bring to bear all the analytical and problem solving skills he had developed in over forty years of working as a journalist, scientist and business manager. Living on a ranch on the western slopes of Pikes Peak, Greg has become adept at using online resources for both domestic and foreign research. He has researched his family history virtually worldwide and "on the ground" in libraries, cemeteries and records offices in seven states, with more on the list to visit. He has experience in using various techniques, based on the careful application of reason and logic, to successfully break down “brick walls”.
Greg and his wife Wendy added genetic genealogy or DNA testing to their brick wall demolition toolkit in 2013 and have immersed themselves in the details of DNA tests and evaluation methods. They have answered several questions about their family history using DNA evidence. Most of Greg and Wendy's lectures deal with the use of genetic evidence.
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Monthly programs are free for members and non-members alike, but we encourage you to join! Your membership dues help us to provide more and better resources for the genealogical community.
“Publishing Your Genealogy Project”. Class
Saturday, August 21, 2021, 9:00am-10:30am CDT
"Publishing Your Genealogy Project"
Speaker: Debby Warner Anderson, genealogist, blogger and lecturer
Registration Fee: $10.00 (OGS Members: $5.00)
OGS Members must be logged in to receive the member discount.
Debby has been interested and involved in genealogy since her early teens. She remembers sittng and listening to her grandmother tell stories about various family members and wanting to learn more. Her grandparents both came from big families and she thought by writing down who different people were helped her keep it all straight. She remembers being intrigued by a big cemetery stone in a local cemetery that told the story of the family line on it.
After teaching special education for over 35 years, she is now retired and has more time to devote to researching, visiting her family and visiting areas her ancestors lived to learn more about ‘their’ stories. She just finished a 10 year project of digitizing and printing over 100 of her great-grandmother’s letters from 1880-1910 with sidebars explaining who and what she was talking about.
She has been writing about her discoveries in 'Debby’s Family Genealogy Blog' for about 5 years now. She belongs to a variety of societies including the San Diego Genealogy Society, Aldred Kindred of America and the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Her passion as a teacher causes her to want to share what she has learned and help others on their journey to discover their ancestors. She enjoys doing presentations along with meeting new cousins and fellow researchers. Her hobbies also include Agility with her dog Harley, Scrapbooking, gardening and traveling in her Camper.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Monthly programs are free for members and non-members alike, but we encourage you to join! Your membership dues help us to provide more and better resources for the genealogical community.
Oklahoma Genealogical Society Needs You!
We have a great need for someone who can work from home, who can find and work through the paperwork in obtaining grants to help us keep the doors open through the Covid Outbreak. If you are our person please contact president@okgensoc.org.
Working from home gives you the opportunity to help us preserve our states History for future generations.
First Families of the Twin Territories (FFTT)
A Project of the
Oklahoma Genealogical Society
An Invitation to the Descendants
of the Early Settlers of Oklahoma
(prior to November 16th, 1907)
Are you eligible to become a member?
Read more about it here...
An Invitation for Settlers & Builders of Oklahoma
The Settlers and Builders of Oklahoma, under the jurisdiction of the Oklahoma Genealogical Society, was founded to recognize, honor, and perpetuate the memory of the residents that helped build the new State of Oklahoma from statehood, 16 Nov 1907 through 31 Dec 1929. Note: Anyone that resided in the Twin Territories prior to statehood is also eligible for the OGS First Families of the Twin Territories Lifetime Membership. You can nominate anyone you believe should be honored for their contribution(s) to the settling and/or building of Oklahoma. Get more information here.
OGS Resource Center closed until further notice
We are playing it safe. The Oklahoma Genealogical Society’s Resource Center will remain closed for the time being. We will monitor the COVID-19 conditions on the ground while working to ensure we have the supplies and guidance on how to properly sanitize the Resource Center. Our responsibility is to be prepared for our guests, volunteers, members, and board members to be safe and have a comfortable experience.
Look for more information as we continue to develop ways for you to enjoy genealogy with webinars and classes. More to come soon and thank you for your patience and support. We are truly humbled by the response of our members.
You are welcome to provide any feedback to us by emailing president@okgensoc.org.
Jim Ike will present “The FAN Club.” The using of others found along your path to your direct line ancestors. Following Jim will be La Nell Shores with a discussion on some of the features ...
The meetings will not be held at the Resource Center until the Covid-19 virus issues are more in control. We will be hosting the meetings on Zoom until further notice. The SIG meetings are open ...
