Deric Wortham received rave reviews from his last two part class on Researching Court House Records which includes records such as land, wills, probate, school, census, marriage, and more. These kinds of records are often filled with valuable genealogy information. As we talked to class members from the last classes, we head comments like "That is one the best classes I have ever taken."
Knowing how to do this type of research opens valuable opportunities to discover information beyond census, birth, and death records. This popular two-part class began last Thursday. The second session will be the following Thursday, Aug. 14 6:00 P.M. Use class number 371 for the second class on this Thursday. The class often fills up quickly, so be sure to register as soon as possible. Read more about Deric Wortham and the two classes below. . . .
Knowing how to do this type of research opens valuable opportunities to discover information beyond census, birth, and death records. This popular two-part class began last Thursday. The second session will be the following Thursday, Aug. 14 6:00 P.M. Use class number 371 for the second class on this Thursday. The class often fills up quickly, so be sure to register as soon as possible. Read more about Deric Wortham and the two classes below. . . .
Thursday, July 31, 6:00 - 8:00 Class 1 0f 2 - Researching County Courthouse Records Use #370 to register for this first class and #371 for the second class.
This class will cover records that have genealogical and family history value which can be found within most county courthouses. The LDS Church collects and preserves records throughout the United States and this class will help those attending the class to recognize those records, learn how they interrelate with each other, and how they can lead to new records and further researching ideas. We will follow a man and his life through researching records found only within a common county courthouse. Records covered in this class range from Probate, Wills, Land, School, Census, Marriage, and other seldom known records.
Thursday, Aug 14, 6:00 - 8:00 Class 2 of 2- Researching County Courthouse Records (Civil Records) Use #371 to register for this 2nd class
This is a follow-up class to Researching County Courthouse Records Part 1. In this class we will continue to discover valuable family history information and discover research techniques as we discuss Civil Court Case Files where testimonies are given which show how we can truly get to know our ancestors as we gather critical information and ...how they actually felt about their lives.
Deric N. Wortham - Bio
Following his LDS Church mission to Chile, Deric began worked for the Family History Department in Salt Lake City. After working in the Microfilm Division located in the Church Office Building, he accepted a transfer to Kansas and the Mid-West. He continued working for the Family History Department in the North America Acquisition Division until he left church employment in 2004. While working for the Church, he spent two years microfilming and collecting Naturalization Records in the National Archives in Kansas City, Missouri along with two years in the RLDS Church (Communities of Christ) archives in Independence, Missouri microfilming and collecting early church history documents, membership records, photographs, and early ward, branch, and stake records. Following his departure from LDS Church employment, Deric worked as an Assistant Archivist for the Jackson County (MO) Historical Society. Deric currently lives and works here in St. George.
This class will cover records that have genealogical and family history value which can be found within most county courthouses. The LDS Church collects and preserves records throughout the United States and this class will help those attending the class to recognize those records, learn how they interrelate with each other, and how they can lead to new records and further researching ideas. We will follow a man and his life through researching records found only within a common county courthouse. Records covered in this class range from Probate, Wills, Land, School, Census, Marriage, and other seldom known records.
Thursday, Aug 14, 6:00 - 8:00 Class 2 of 2- Researching County Courthouse Records (Civil Records) Use #371 to register for this 2nd class
This is a follow-up class to Researching County Courthouse Records Part 1. In this class we will continue to discover valuable family history information and discover research techniques as we discuss Civil Court Case Files where testimonies are given which show how we can truly get to know our ancestors as we gather critical information and ...how they actually felt about their lives.
Deric N. Wortham - Bio
Following his LDS Church mission to Chile, Deric began worked for the Family History Department in Salt Lake City. After working in the Microfilm Division located in the Church Office Building, he accepted a transfer to Kansas and the Mid-West. He continued working for the Family History Department in the North America Acquisition Division until he left church employment in 2004. While working for the Church, he spent two years microfilming and collecting Naturalization Records in the National Archives in Kansas City, Missouri along with two years in the RLDS Church (Communities of Christ) archives in Independence, Missouri microfilming and collecting early church history documents, membership records, photographs, and early ward, branch, and stake records. Following his departure from LDS Church employment, Deric worked as an Assistant Archivist for the Jackson County (MO) Historical Society. Deric currently lives and works here in St. George.