Calendar of Events
On this page are events that will be of interest to MTGS members and friends, including events sponsored by MTGS and events sponsored by other organizations. MTGS presentations which are recorded are accessible in the Members area.
MTGS Meetings and Workshops
- Saturday,
September 16, 2023,
1:00pm Central,
in-person at the Tennessee State Library & Archives, 1001 Rep. John
Lewis Way N, Nashville, AND online on Zoom
MTGS Regular Meeting: Taneya Koonce, speaker
Topic: The Power of RootsMagic for Genealogy Organization
Taneya Koonce, MSLS, MPH, is a popular MTGS speaker, and former Board member. This time she will show us how to use the RootsMagic program as our genealogy database.
This meeting is open to the public and we hope that you can join us, either in-person or via Zoom.
The recording of this meeting is MTGS_2023-09-16_Taneya_Koonce_RootsMagic.mp4.
- Saturday, November 18, 2023, 9:00am - 4:00pm Central, in-person at the Tennessee State Library & Archives, 1001 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville
35th Annual Genealogical Seminar with Dana Leeds
This year we welcome Dana Leeds, creator of the Leeds Method for DNA-match analysis. The Seminar will be devoted to DNA+genealogy.
Seminar Topics:- The Leeds Method: Organizing Your DNA Matches
- One Man, Multiple Names: A DNA-Based Case Study
- AncestryDNA Tools (like ThruLines & Custom Groups)
- The Shared cM Project & Cousin Terminology
Seminar Registration is now open. The cost is still $40 for current MTGS members, and $45 for non-members, which includes a boxed lunch, snacks and beverages. Please note that we are not offering a remote option for this Seminar.
To register, visit our Seminar page.
- Saturday, January 20, 2024, 1:00pm Central, in-person at the Tennessee State Library & Archives, 1001 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, AND online on Zoom
MTGS Regular Meeting: Ancestors, Antiques and Artifacts - Show and Tell
Our annual show-and-tell program is a great opportunity to share something from your family history - either an item or a story.
This meeting is open to the public and we hope that you can join us, either in-person or via Zoom. The Zoom link for this meeting will be posted here the week of the meeting.
- Saturday, March 16, 2024, 1:00pm Central, in-person at the Tennessee State Library & Archives, 1001 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, AND online on Zoom
MTGS Regular Meeting with MerryAnne Pierson: Lineage Societies
MerryAnne Pierson, longtime MTGS member, tireless genealogy researcher and the State Lineage Research Chair for the Tennessee DAR, will explain the various lineage socieites that genealogists can join, including but not limited to DAR, the Mayflower Society, Colonial Dames of America and Daughters of Colonial Wars.
This meeting is open to the public and we hope that you can join us, either in-person or via Zoom. The Zoom link for this meeting will be posted here the week of the meeting.
- Saturday, May 18, 2024, 1:00pm Central, in-person at the Tennessee State Library & Archives, 1001 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, AND online on Zoom
MTGS Regular Meeting with John F. Baker Jr.
Our May program will be given by John F. Baker Jr. Many researchers met John, a resident of Robertson County, in conjunction with his landmark book, The Washingtons of Wessyngton Plantation: Stories of My Family's Journey to Freedom.
John will also present our annual Writer's Award for the best-judged article in our Journal.
This meeting is open to the public and we hope that you can join us, either in-person or via Zoom. The Zoom link for this meeting will be posted here the week of the meeting.
Other Genealogy and History Events in Middle Tennessee
- The Nashville Chapter of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society
holds meetings and workshops on the 1st Saturday of each month
except January, July and September.
Other Local, Regional and Online Events for Friends of Genealogy
- Tennessee Genealogical Society Events Calendar
- Southern California Genealogical Society Webinar Series (ongoing, twice monthly)
Free to watch live (advanced registration required)
Archived broadcasts available to SCGS members only
- Registration is now open for RootsTech 2023, to be held March 2-4, 2023 in-person in Salt Lake City, and also virtually.
- The Midwest Genealogy Center in Independence, MO is hosting its Spring Seminar on Saturday, March 25, featuring Gena Philibert-Ortega.
- The National Genealogical Society will hold its 2023 Family History Conference from May 31 - June 3, 2023 in Richmond, Virginia, with on-demand access available July through December 2023.
Other Genealogy Calendars
National Genealogical Society (NGS) Events Calendar
Eastman's Online Calendar of Genealogy Events
ConferenceKeeper - "Curating and Calendaring Genealogy and Family History event details"
Facebook Genealogy Calendar of EventsPast MTGS Programs, Workshops and Seminars
Speaker(s) Date Topic Julia Doyle, TSLA
Emily Farek, TSLA
Graham Perry, Tennessee Historical Commission
J. Mark Lowe, FUGA
Carol Roberts, Bedford County Archivist34th Genealogical Seminar, November 2022 Preventive Storage and Care of Textile Collections at Home
Care of Paper Collections and Preventive Conservation Basics
Understanding Tennessee Cemetery Law
They Drew a Crooked Line and Formed a Border - The Walker's Line Dispute
Best Practices of Caring for Family PhotographsMelissa Barker, Houston County Archives & Museum September 2022 Genealogy Surprises, Discoveries, and Outright Lies: Sorting out the Facts Trent Hanner, Reference Librarian, TSLA July 2022 The 1950 Census and Beyond Allen Forkum May 2022 Ink and Blood: Nashville's Fighting Editors
(recorded)Chuck Sherrill, State Librarian and Archivist March 2022 The Future of History Everyone! January 2022 “Ancestors, Antiques, and Artifacts” (show and tell program) Tina Beaird November 2021 (virtual) 33rd Annual Genealogical Seminar
- CSI: Cemetery Search and Investigation
- Researching Family History at the Library of Congress
- Mapping Your Migrating Ancestors
- Scotland’s Resources: There's More to Scottish Research Than Scotland'sPeople!
Taneya Koonce, MLS, MPH September 2021 One-Name and One-Place studies
(recorded)Chuck Sherrill, Tennessee State Librarian and Archivist July 2021 Introduction to Research at the New Tennessee State Library and Archives Tennessee State Library and Archives staff May 2021 Tour of the new Tennessee State Library and Archives building Everyone! January 2021
(virtual)“Ancestors, Antiques, and Artifacts” (show and tell program) Elizabeth Shown Mills
Zachary Keith
David Dowell
Chuck SherrillNovember 2020
(virtual)32nd Annual Genealogical Seminar - Online - Samuel Witter vs Samuel Witter: Separating Same Name Soldiers, War of 1812
- The Patriot Paths Website at TSLA: GIS Mapping of Revolutionary War Veterans
- If Grandpa Gave No DNA, Can I Find Out Who Did?
- Winning the Battle for a New Library and Archives
cancelled March, May, July, September 2020 everyone! January 2020 “Ancestors, Antiques, and Artifacts” (show and tell program) Dick Eastman November 2019 31st Annual Genealogical Seminar - Genealogy Searches on Google
- The Organized Genealogist
- Using Online Genealogy Programs
- Mobile Apps for Genealogy
Paul R. White September 2019 Using Wills and Probates in Genealogy Research Veronica Sales, TSLA July 2019 Using Church Records in Genealogy Research Ken Fieth, Metro-Davidson County Archivist May 2019 The Giers Glass Plate Negative Collection at the Metro Archives, 1890-1905 Taneya Koonce, MLS, MPH
Zachary Keith and Sara Baxter
Jim Lewis, Ranger, Stones River National BattlefieldMarch 2019 Genealogy in the Round:
What's New at FamilySearch?
TSLA's Map Collections
Solders and Sailors Database, and Stones River NB holdingsJanuary 2019 “Ancestors, Antiques, and Artifacts” (show and tell program) David Dowell, Martha Gerdeman, Taneya Koonce, Melissa Barker November 2018 30th Annual Genealogical Seminar - Knowing How We REALLY Inherit DNA Helps Us Breach Genealogical Brick Walls
- But They Didn't Own Any Land! What's in Deed Books besides Deeds?
- Let's Get Digital: Mastering Online Book Repositories and Managing Digital Photos
- Museums Have Records, Too! Locating Your Ancestors Behind Closed Doors
Albert Bender September 2018 Tracing Native American Ancestry Carol Roberts and Stewart Southard, TSLA Conversation Dept. August 2018 workshop Conservation of Documents workshop Ken Fieth, Metro-Davidson County Archivist July 2018 Tour of Nashville Public Library's Nashville Room, Civil Rights Room, and the Metro Archives Melissa Barker May 2018 Loose Records in an Archive: What Are They? Dr. Mark Cheathem March 2018 Andrew Jackson's Kinship Networks January 2018 “Ancestors, Antiques, and Heirloom Artifacts” (show and tell program) Judy G. Russell, JD, CG, CGL November 2017 29th Annual Genealogical Seminar - How Old Did He Have to Be?
- When Worlds Collide: Resolving Conflicts in Genealogical Records
- Don't Forget the Ladies-A Genealogist's Guide to Women and the Law
- After the Courthouse Burns: Rekindling Family History through DNA
various MTGS experts September 2017 "Genealogy in the Round" - A Roadshow/Roundtable meeting - Computers and Websites
- Researching Records
- Beginning Genealogy
- DNA Testing
Dr. Derek Frisby, PhD July 2017 Middle Tennesseans in the Mexican War and Repatriating those Killed in Action at the 1846 Battle of Monterrey, Mexico Rick Warwick, Williamson County Historian May 2017
MTGS 30th AnniversaryNotable Books on Williamson County Carol Roberts, Conservation Manager, Tennessee State Library and Archives March 2017 Caring for and Using Photographs in Family Research January 2017 “Ancestors, Antiques, and Heirloom Artifacts” (show and tell program) Gordon Belt
Chuck Sherrill
Allison Griffey
Jim Long
November 2016 Annual Seminar - Stories from the Stacks
- Moonshiners and Horse Thieves: Ancestors in Tennessee Supreme Court Records
- Gold Star Records from World War I
- You Can’t Evade Taxes...At Least Not in Genealogy
Trent Hanner, Senior Research Librarian, Tennessee State Library and Archives September 2016 Finding Your Out-of-State Ancestor at the Tennessee State Library and Archives Taneya Koonce, MLS, MPH July 2016 Maximizing the Use of Online Collaborative Family Trees for Your Personal Research Dr. Judith Morgan May 2016 My Name Was Elmwood: Following Clues to Build a Family History - The Berry "Connection" to Multiple Middle Tennessee Counties Dr. David Dowell March 2016 Can DNA Breach My Brick Wall? January 2016 “Ancestors, Antiques, and Heirloom Artifacts” (show and tell program) Elizabeth Shown Mills,
CG, CGL, FNGS, FASG, FUGANovember 2015 Annual Seminar Strategies and Understanding: Tracking Elusive Ancestors Gordon T. Belt September 2015 The Melungeons Paul R. White August 2015 Learning the Legal Avenues of Genealogy Dorothy Williams Potter July 2015 workshop Tracing Your Ancestor on the Early Southern Frontier Drew Mahan, Archivist July 2015 Metro Nashville Archives Tour Allen Forkum, Editor, Nashville Retrospect May 2015 The origins of the Nashville Retrospect and reflections on some of the stories covered thus far. Trent Hanner, Senior Research Librarian, Tennessee State Library and Archives March 2015 Getting the Most out of On-Line Genealogy Resources January 2015 “Ancestors, Antiques, and Heirloom Artifacts” (show and tell program) Paula Stuart-Warren, CG, FMGS, FUGA November 2014 Annual Seminar Transportation, Education and Government Programs: Records for My Family Story:
- The WPA Era: What It Created for Genealogists
- The Three Rs: Reading, 'Riting and Research in School Records
- Railroad Records and Railroad History: Methods for Tracking
- Controlling Chaos: Organizing your Genealogical MaterialsTennessee Ancestry Library Event September 2014 All-day genealogy event at the Nashville Sheraton, co-hosted by Ancestry and TSLA J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA August 2014 workshop A Death in the Family (estate records) Rick Warwick July 2014 Williamson County: The Civil War As Seen Through the Female Experience Myers Brown May 2014 Loyal Cavaliers: Images of Tennessee's Union Cavalrymen Joe Spann March 2014 Albion's Seed: A Deeper Understanding of our English Colonial Ancestors Dr. David Dowell January 2014 Genetic Genealogy Chuck Sherrill, TSLA State Librarian and Archivist
Darla Brock, TSLA Manuscript Archivist
J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA
Jim LongNovember 2013 Annual Seminar "Good News About Old News: Civil War Newspaper Research in the Digital Age"
"The Taxman came, then changed his mind: Direct Federal Taxes and the Rebate Ledgers"
"Help Me Please? Government Claims and Other Unusual Requests" "Footsteps of the Fourteenth, or Look Everywhere - Then Look Everywhere Else: A Case Study"Bob Duncan September 2013 Flatboats to Natchez J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA August 2013 workshop Spending the Day with Perry Mason, Ben Matlock and Tennessee Court Records Lynda Massey July 2013 Finding Your Ancestors Through 19th-Century Photography Monte Arnold May 2013 Telling your story through photographs Darla Brock March 2013 Genealogical Research in the Union Provost Marshal Records at the Tennessee State Library and Archives Paul Clements January 2013 Chronicles of the Cumberland Settlements Rick and Pam (Boyer) Sayre November 2012 Annual Seminar Discovering Our Ancestors: Maps and Newspapers Tom Kanon September 2012 Tennesseans and the War of 1812 J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA August 2012 workshop Discovering the Records of Tennessee, Kentucky & Whiskey Stills Carol Roberts July 2012 Agricultural Records at TSLA Dr. Wayne Moore May 2012 Looking Back: The Civil War in Tennessee C. William McKee March 2012 The Nashville City Cemetery: A Resource for Genealogists January 2012 Tennessee Authors' Day Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, CGL, FNGS, FASG and FUGA
J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA
Charles A. SherrillNovember 2011 Annual Seminar Problem Solving in the Problem-Riddled Carolina Backcountry
Inheritance Laws and Estate Settlements in the Carolinas
The Late Unpleasantness: Research in Civil War records created after 1865Jim Taulman September 2011 How to Share Your Work by Self-publishing J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA August 2011 Workshop Land Platting Workshop Karel Lea Biggs July 2011 Shortages and Substitutions on the Confederate Home Front Paul R. White May 2011 Awards and Winners Program Carol Roberts March 2011 Solving Mysteries using County Records and Loose Case Files January 2011 Family History Show and Tell Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, CGL, FNGS, FASG and FUGA November 2010 Annual Seminar Working Smarter: Sources & Strategies for Finding Your Family’s Past J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA September 2010 Farm House, Meeting House, Court House: Breathing Life into Your Family’s Story Paul R. White August 2010 Workshop Developing Personalities and Finding Obscure Records in Genealogical Research Gail Jackson Miller July 2010 The Harpe Brothers George Zepp March 2010 Hidden History of Nashville January 2010 Family History Show and Tell Charles A. Sherrill
J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGANovember 2009 Annual Seminar Is Ancestry.com Worth It?: Fee and Free Web Sites for Genealogical Research
Here Comes the Bride, and There She Goes
Early River TownsMark Strength September 2009 “Bonny Kate,” aka Mrs. John Sevier J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA May 2009 Awards and Winners program Irene Griffey, Doug Drake, Jack Masters and Paul Clements March 2009 Pioneer Land Grants, Traces, Roads and Pioneer Stations in the Central Valley of the Cumberland River January 2009 Family History Show and Tell Craig Roberts Scott, CG November 2008 Annual Seminar Searching for Your Military Ancestors Charles A. Sherrill September 2008 Using Original Court Records: A Hands-On Workshop Amber Barfield July 2008 Restoration and Preservation of Manuscripts and Documents George Zepp May 2008 Awards and Winners program; Nashville history Dan S. Allen March 2008 Cemetery Law and Conservation January 2008 Family History Show and Tell Shirley Wilson, CG
Marie Martin Murphy
J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGANovember 2007 Annual Seminar Understanding State and Public Land Records
There’s Gold in Them Thar’ Deed Books
Land Platting WorkshopChristine Young September 2007 Artifacts for Future Generations Lorna D. Morton August 2007 Workshop Native American and Cherokee Genealogy Martha Gerdeman July 2007 Non-Population Schedules of the U. S. Federal Census Walter Durham May 2007 Historical review of the state and current historical activities; MTGS 20th Anniversary celebration Amber Barfield March 2007 Identifying and Dating Old Photographs January 2007 Family History Show and Tell Dr. John Philip Colletta November 2006 Annual Seminar Finding Your Immigrant Ancestors and Telling Their Stories Richard Saunders September 2006 Conducting Genealogical Research in West Tennessee & Southwest Kentucky Charles A. Sherrill July 2006 On Solid Ground: Finding Ancestors in Tennessee Land Records Bob Duncan May 2006 Flatboating in Tennessee Dr. Carole Stanford Bucy March 2006 "A Historian Becomes A Genealogist: Putting a Face and Feelings on Facts" January 2006 Family History Show and Tell Dr. Carole Stanford Bucy
Shirley Wilson, CG
Tom Kanon
Charles A. SherrillNovember 2005 Annual Seminar Fitting Your Family History into the Story of Tennessee and the United States
Climbing That Brick Wall
The Draper Papers: Their Historical and Genealogical Value
Advanced Internet GenealogyRichard Saunders September 2005 Genealogical Research in West Tennessee and Southwestern Kentucky Linda Bamickel July 2005 Putting Your Ancestors in Context NGS Conference in the States June 2005 Marsha Mullin & Elizabeth Kellar May 2005 Hermitage Heritage: Behind the Big House Bill Sumners March 2005 Southern Baptist Genealogical Resources January 2005 Members Show and Tell Lloyd Bockstruck November 2004 Annual Seminar Genealogical Research in the South Elizabeth Queener September 2004 Friersons Rediscovered & Reunited: Black & White J. Mark Lowe July 2004 Kinfolk in Kentucky, Ties in Tennessee Tom Kanon May 2004 Tennesseans at War, 1812-1815 Julia Otey Lee March 2004 Blacks in Blue and Gray January 2004 Members Show and Tell Hank Jones November 2003 Annual Seminar When The Sources Are Wrong
Tracing the Origins of Early 18th-century German Palatine Emigrants
Family Tradition: How to Separate Fact From Fiction
How Psychic Roots Became An Unsolved MysteryKevin W. Matthews September 2003 Finding Your Civil War Ancestors Walter Durham July 2003 Middle Tenn. Families Reach Out: Goin' West! Margaret Vaughan May 2003 New Genealogical Treasures at the Linebaugh Library Tom and Liz Allman March 2003 Family History Centers: Doorway to a World of Data January 2003 Genealogical Tales and Treasures, an open forum Dr. Calvin Dickinson, Shirley Wilson, David S. Ewing, Dr. Bobby L Lovett, Martha Stewart Geyer, Charles Sherrill, Sara J. Harwell November 2002 Annual Seminar 12 great topics! Dr. Carole Bucy September 2002 Marble Cities & Middle Tennessee Genealogical Gems Dr. Brian Trainor and
Fintan MullanMay 2002 Workshop Researching Your Irish and Scots-Irish Ancestors Fletch Coke March 2002 Davidson County, Tennessee Cemetery Survey Projects January 2002 Show and Tell Shirley Wilson, Martha Geyer, Fran Schell, Chuck Sherrill, J. Mark Lowe, Pat Hastings, Julia Lee, Amber Barfield, Sue Smith November 2001 Annual Seminar Many great topics! Irene M. Griffey September 2001 Earliest Tennessee Land Records and Earliest Tennessee Land History Joe White July 2001 Huguenot Ancestry & History Ken Fieth May 2001 Tour of new Green Hills Archives T. Vance Little March 2001 Williamson County Genealogist and Historian Fletch Coke January 2001 Davidson County, Tennessee Cemetery Survey Project Martha Stewart Geyer, Shirley Wilson, Patricia Gilliam Hastings, Dorothy Williams Potter, Julia Otey Lee, David & Frances Osborn Robb November 2000 Annual Seminar Many great topics! January 2000 Show and Tell November 1999 Annual Seminar Beginning, Advanced, Enrichment genealogical tracks Dr. Richard P. Gildrie March 1999 Guerrilla Warfare in the Lower Cumberland, 1862-1865 January 1999 Show and Tell Lloyd Bockstruck November 1998 Annual Seminar migration, legal terminology, church records, and “Bridging the Atlantic” Dr. Edwin S. Gleaves September 1998 The 1998 Summit (local archives development) Deborah McConnel July 1998 Tracking Tennesseans in World War I Dr. Wayne C. Moore May 1998 Using State and Business Records in Genealogy Jane Gray Buchanan March 1998 Adventures of a 20th Century Sleuth on a Meandering Trail to 17th Century England January 1998 Show and Tell Desmond Walls Allen November 1997 Annual Seminar Creative Problem Solving for Genealogists Carol Roberts September 1997 Preserving Your Family Papers Frances Robb July 1997 Learning From Old Photographs Nick Fielder May 1997 An Archaeological View of Cemeteries
MTGS 10th Anniversary PartyCharles A. Sherrill March 1997 Southern Claims Commission, a New Civil War Research Tool January 1997 Show and Tell George K. Schweitzer November 1996 Annual Seminar Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and Civil War Genealogy September 1996 Open House at the Nashville Metro Archives Ron Lee July 1996 Genealogy on the Internet- The Basics Steve Rogers May 1996 Family Cemeteries: Their Legal Issues and Preservation Threats NGS Conference in the States May 1996 Traveling Historic Trails David Sowell March 1996 Sabin Photographic Collection, TSLA January 1996 Show and Tell Marilyn Miller Morton November 1995 Annual Seminar British, Irish, and German Immigration into the East Coast and the South
The Scots-Irish in Pennsylvania and the South
The Indians in Tennessee, North Carolina, and North Georgia
Quakers, Huguenots, Moravians, and Catholics in the SouthSeptember 1995 A Preview of Coming Attractions: 1996 - Nashville
National Genealogical Society Conference in the StatesKen Fieth July 1995 The Metro Archives Steve Cotham May 1995 Using Knoxville's McClung Historical Collection Susan Adamson March 1995 Photo Preservation and Display January 1995 Show and Tell Elizabeth Shown Mills November 1994 Annual Seminar Genealogical Problem Solving Dr. James Johnson September 1994 Shelby County Records and The Memphis Public Library Collection Ann Alley May 1994 What's New in Archives and Manuscripts at the State Library Rebecca Bain March 1994 Oral History and Interviewing Techniques Helen F. M. Leary November 1993 Annual Seminar Genealogical Problem Solving Shirley B. Wilson September 1993 County Research— Don't Let That Courthouse Intimidate You Jeanne Ridgway Bigger May 1993 Loose Paper Projects are on Fire in Tennessee Paul Clements March 1993 An Eccentric Local Historian's Discovery of Genealogy John Vogt November 1992 Annual Seminar Tips, Tricks and Traps of Virginia Genealogical Research Dorothy W. Potter September 1992 Regulation of Travel and Settlement Across Early Tennessee Marylin Bell Hughes July 1992 Recent Additions to the Manuscript Collection Emma Wisdom May 1992 The Family Reunion--A Step in Genealogy Research Charles Sherrill March 1992 Tennessee Court Records in Genealogy Jo White Linn November 1991 Annual Seminar Genealogical Problem Solving Marylin Bell Hughes
Wayne MooreAugust 1991 What Every Genealogist Should Know about the Tennessee State Library and Archives
Land Records and Community HistoryTim Burgess
Byron SistlerMay 1991 The History of Burial Markers for Union and Confederate Soldiers
Some Things I Have Learned in 25 Years of Genealogy and PublishingPat Hastings,
Gale BammanFeb. 1991 Things I Found in the Early Laws While Looking for Something Else,
Early Divorces - - How the Records of Torn Families Help Us Piece Them TogetherLloyd Bockstruck November 1990 Annual Seminar Immigration into Tennessee
Emigration from Tennessee
What's in a Name-Onomatology
Heraldry
Record Keeping in GenealogyPat Hastings,
Cleo HoganAugust 1990 Legal Research for Genealogical Purposes,
Legal Terminology for the GenealogistShirley Wilson,
Jim JohnsonMay 1990 Land Records in the Public Land States,
Genealogical Records in TennesseeSheila Riley Feb. 1990 Victorian Cemetery Art David Lloyd Swift, Mary Glenn Heame, Irene Griffey, Bill Haywood, Don Doyle, James A. Crutchfield, Shirley Wilson, Ed Gleaves, Fletch Coke, Cleo Hogan November 1989 Annual Seminar Many great topics! Sharon MacPherson August 1989 Reading and Interpreting Old Documents Irene M. Griffey May 1989 Early Tennessee Land Records - The Military District Madelon Smith Feb. 1989 Colonel Jack Hays Shirley Wilson, Byron Sistler, Jean Bigger, T. Vance Little, Don Doyle, Betty Bridgewater, Irene M. Griffey, Louise Lynch, Yolanda Reid, Frank G. Burns November 1988 Annual Seminar Many great topics! Mary Glenn Hearne August 1988 Genealogical Treasures in The Nashville Room Virginia Lyle May 1988 Davidson County Records (Metro Archives) David McClatchey, William Haywood Feb. 1988 Computer Hardware and Software Demonstration Walter Durham,
Tim BurgessNovember 1987 Reluctant Partners -Nashville and the Union
Civil War ResearchMarilyn Bell Hughes August 1987 Lesser Known Facts About the Tennessee State Library & Archives - Saturday, November 18, 2023, 9:00am - 4:00pm Central, in-person at the Tennessee State Library & Archives, 1001 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville