Kathryn Lake Hogan Genealogy Webinars, Workshops and Classes

 Kathryn Lake Hogan Genealogy Webinars

I'm Kathryn Lake Hogan and I specialize in genealogy methodology, Canadian and Ontario research genealogy with the purpose of helping you find your ancestors in Canada. I offer a variety of online genealogy presentations.

My goal is ensure you learn how to research the Canadian ancestors and relatives in your family tree in a relaxed, fun and engaging environment. Click HERE to request a webinar.

Kathryn Lake Hogan Genealogy Webinar Topics

All Kinds of Loyalists Popular 

Canadian Ports of Entry: Ship Passenger Lists and Immigration Records 

Digging Up Scandals: Tracing Black Sheep Ancestors in Canadian Genealogy New 

Faith and Foundations: Exploring Major Religious Groups in Early Ontario New 

Find Your American Ancestor Using Canadian Records Popular 

From Britain to Canada: Researching British Home Children in Your Family Tree 

Hate in the North: Exploring the Klu Klux Klan’s Impact on Canadian Communities New 

How to Find Birth, Marriage and Death Registrations in Canada 

How to Research Recent Family Members in Canada New 

How to Use Canadian Historical Directories in Your Family History 

How to Write Source Citations for Canadian Genealogy

How to Use Internet Archive for Canadian Genealogy 

Invaded! The Fenian Raids and the Canadian Response New 

Just Across the Border Popular 

Making the Most of the Canadian Census Records 

Mastering the Updated Library and Archives Canada Website: Strategies for Success Updated 

 Oh, Canadiana! Popular 

 

Radios, Roots, and Records: Exploring Your Ancestors in the 1931 Canada Census 

Researching Canadian Nurses, Pilots and Sailors in the First World War 

Researching Family Stories Through Tragedies, Disasters, and Disease 

Researching Your American Ancestor in the Canadian Expeditionary Force 

Split Apart: Divorce in Ontario New 

The Loyalists: Tracing Ancestors Who Fled to Canada During the American Revolution (Half-Day Workshop) 

Uncovering Family Resilience: How Our Canadian Ancestors Survived the Great Depression New 

Upper Canada: A Genealogy Black Hole 

What’s Black and White and Read All Over? Newspapers, of course! 

What’s in Your Canadian Genealogy Toolbox? Popular 

Speaking rates are negotiable depending on the format and number of presentations given. Topics can also be customized for your specific needs. Please feel free to contact me for more information.