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Genealogy Winter Fling
Saturday, February 21
Genealogy Winter Fling  (Workshop)
12:30 pm to 4:00 pm
Eline Public Library Branch of Jefferson County Public Libraries 3940 Grandview Ave

Discover Your Roots in a Day of Genealogy Fun!

Join us for 4 hours of engaging genealogy research! Bring along your laptops, research projects, snacks, questions, and ideas, and let’s explore our heritage together.

  • Flexible Schedule: Come and go as you like.
  • Research Together: Share discoveries, tips, and ideas with fellow enthusiasts in a laid-back environment
  • Exclusive Access: Take advantage of the library's Ancestry Library Edition, providing full access to U.S and world records to enhance your research.

Don’t miss this opportunity to dive into genealogy, meet fellow genealogy buffs, and uncover new stories from the past.

 

We can’t wait to see you there!


Tuesday, February 24
“LGS Group Tour to Roots 101 Museum and the Family Legacy Center”  (Program)
1:00 pm
Roots 101 Museum, 124 N. 1st St, Louisville KY
“LGS Group Tour to Roots 101 Museum and the Family Legacy Center”
Carpool from LDS Church to:  Roots 101 Museum, 124 N. 1st St, Louisville KY
Carpool time will be listed on the LGS Website.  Any volunteers to carpool, please contact Betty Graham at:  BG40245@yahoo.com
If Jefferson County Schools are closed for inclement weather, check the LGS Website for a Zoom Link.  
 If the schools are just delayed, we will still have the Group Tour.


Case Study: Deborah Stephens My Family Warrior
Tuesday, March 10
Case Study: Deborah Stephens My Family Warrior  (Program)
1:00 pm
In-Person 1000 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy Louisville KY
IF there is Inclement weather, workshop will be on Zoom
 
Presented by: Nancy Simmons Roberson
 
In honor of National Women's History Month this March, the Louisville Genealogical Society (LGS) is proud to present a compelling case study on one woman's incredible life and legacy.
 
About the Case Study
Join us as we explore the life of Deborah Stephens (1807 - c. 1870s), the presenter's 4th great-grandmother, and a true family warrior. Born in Massachusetts in 1807, Deborah's life was marked by perseverance and resilience.
 
Despite facing immense challenges—including being one of ten children, marrying three times, raising 14 children, and outliving all but two of them—Deborah was an amazing woman whose life holds the key to documenting a Mayflower lineage.
 
This presentation will demonstrate how persistence in genealogical research can uncover the stories of your ancestors, revealing the strength and impact of women like Deborah Stephens, and unlocking vital connections in your family tree.


Louisville Genealogical Societies Family History Spring Seminar
Saturday, March 21
Louisville Genealogical Societies Family History Spring Seminar  (Program)
9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Zoom on your Computer
Understanding AI in Genealogy: Foundations and Tools
and
AI in Genealogical Research: A Practical Approach
 
Presented by:  Diana Elder AGⓇ, AGLTM
Professional Genealogist and Author
Accredited in the Gulf South Region
Author and Teacher of Genealogical Research
 
Members $25.00 – Non-Members $30.00
Half Day ONLINE Seminar 9:30 AM – 12:45 PM EDT
Log on: 9:30 AM
Register and Link will be sent 3 days before Seminar
Deadline: March 17, 2026
 
Understanding AI in Genealogy: Foundations and Tools
Learn how artificial intelligence can help with your family history research. This presentation covers what AI is, how it works, and which tools are most useful for genealogy. We’ll look at popular AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini and discuss what each one does best. You’ll learn how to work effectively with AI, including how to ask questions that get the best results and how to verify the information it provides. Whether you’re new to AI or already experimenting with it, this session will help you understand how to use these tools responsibly in your genealogy work.
AI in Genealogical Research: A Practical Approach
See how AI works in real genealogy research through hands-on examples. We’ll learn how AI can assist with common research tasks, such as creating timelines and source citations, logging research, and preparing reports. You’ll see examples of AI tools in action and learn what they excel at (and where they fall short). Leave with practical tips and specific examples you can use in your own family history research.
Download: 2026 Spring Seminar Flyer & Bio