SA53 Data Collection: Mastering Techniques in Genealogical Research

Saturday, 24 May 2025, 4:00 p.m., French room

Learn advanced techniques for accurate and ethical genealogical data collection, from defining scope to analyzing sources, ensuring high-quality and reliable research outcomes.

As genealogists, the foundation of our work lies in the careful collection and accurate interpretation of data. Ensuring that we follow best practices not only enhances the quality of our research but also upholds the ethical standards of our field. This presentation will delve into the essential aspects of data collection as outlined in the Genealogy Standards, providing you with tools and techniques to manage and interpret genealogical data effectively and assure confidence in your response to tough genealogical problems.

Jill Morelli, CG, CGL, writes and lectures on research techniques. She is an advanced researcher and has recently written a book on 46 orphans to Iowa in 1890.

Registrants who check in at the Louisville registration desk can access this and all the lectures they don’t catch in person on the Whova app until 15 July 2025.

Registration is now open!