RootsTech is upon us!  February 3-6 the world will gather in Salt Lake City for the largest genealogy conference of the year, and among the presenters will be seventeen AG® professionals. Watch for RootsTech 2016 classes taught by these RootsTech presenters:

• Kip Sperry – Paleography: Tips for Reading Old Handwriting
• Peggy Lauritzen – Homespun and Calico: Researching Our Foremothers
• Arturo Cuellar – Hispanic Research Methodology; Recursos en linea para immigrantes
• Debbie Gurtler – Recursos en linea para Mexico; Busquedas eficaces en FamilySearch
• David Rencher – Mission Impossible 2: Automated Solutions Needed
• Craig Foster – Understanding British and American Naming Patterns
• Brandon Baird – Recursos en linea para Espana; Investigacion genealogica en Centro y Sudamerica
• Linda Gulbrandsen – FDD: New Possibilities with FamilySearch Partners
• Danielle Batson – Get the Most out of FamilySearch Help Features
• Roger Minert – German Census Records:  A New Genealogical Source
• Loretta Evans – Making Use of United States Military Pension Files
• Fritz Juengling – Tips for Genealogical Research
• Anita Olsen – The Best Beginning Scandinavian Websites and Updates
• Heidi Sugden – France Internet Sources – Top Research Sites
• Kory Meyerink – State Archives and Libraries:  Free Online Sources
• Diane Loosle – Mission Impossible 2:  Automated Solutions Needed
• Richard Price – Child-Naming Patterns:  Linking Families with Names

Be sure to stop by our booth in the vendor area, where Accredited Genealogist® professionals will be on hand to answer questions about the accreditation process.