Join us for our September 24th, 6:30pm, Family History Forum! These are Free programs but registration is required. Finding Your Indigenous Roots including Métis and First Nations, with Xenia Stanford Stuck on finding your...
Read MoreThe Last Best West: Land Records of the Prairie Provinces, presented by KDGS member Mary Read They came for the land. And for the life and future it promised. Wherever they came from and whether they came to homestead or to ride...
Read MoreOntario Land Records for Family History, presenter, Claire Smith-Burns Many of us have ancestors who settled (at least for a short time) in Ontario. Ontario’s land records are almost all available...
Read MoreHidden Genealogical Gems Online, presented by Claire Smith-Burns of the Kelowna & District Genealogical Society The Internet has greatly impacted how we do genealogical research but we can get stuck using the same collection...
Read MoreDo you have English ancestry? If so, please join us for our FREE March 26th Family History Forum! Finding Records for English Family History, presented by Teresa Smith The most wonderful thing about researching our family...
Read MoreFeb 27, 2024, 6:30-8:00pm: Topic: A Genealogical Snapshot of the Vancouver Public Library, presented by Grace Hama of the VPL We are sorry – this Video is no longer available.
Read MoreTopic: Finding Family at the BC Archives, with Trevor Dyck of the BC Archives, Victoria This recording is no longer available.
Read MoreTopic: Research in the Prairie Provinces – Finding Your Family Story, presented by Mary Read Were you born in one of the prairie provinces? Did your ancestors immigrate and live on a farm? Did they homestead? Did they own...
Read MoreFamily History Forums are a partnership presentation series of the Kelowna & District Genealogical Society and the Okanagan Regional Library. Oct 24, 2023, 6:30-8:00pm: Topic: Putting the Flesh on Your Ancestor’s Bones:...
Read MoreFinding Females in Your Family Tree, presenter Xenia Stanford Finding records for women especially prior to the mid-twentieth century can be difficult and sometimes seemingly impossible. Most historical records focused on men...
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