Making Sense of the Census | Roddy Hegarty
Foyle Branch ZoomZoom Talk by Roddy Hegarty for the NIFHS Foyle Branch.
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Zoom Talk by Roddy Hegarty for the NIFHS Foyle Branch.
Zoom talk by Dr Janet Few for the NIFHS Causeway Branch.
Talk about the history, construction & operation of lighthouses around this island.
Y-DNA can be a very powerful tool to break through a brick wall. It can be used on any of your family lines if you test the correct person. This Zoom class will cover the different levels of testing available and will explain how to interpret and work with your Y-DNA results. For more details […]
Guided walk and talk about the house and it’s people, by Clive Scoular. (clivescoular.com ) Face coverings required, bring light snack/picnic. Please register in advance: Killyleagh@nifhs.org
The Advantages of MT-DNA Mitochondrial DNA is the least used DNA test within Northern Ireland however it can give you useful information about your family lines going back many hundreds – and even thousands – of years. This course will explain how it works and how it can be used to further your family research. […]
Zoom talk by Ken McCormack, Historian, Author and Broadcaster, for the NIFHS Foyle Branch.
Just starting out on your DNA journey? Faced with a list of cousin matches with surnames that you don’t recognise? This session will introduce you to a simple methodology which helps you to organise your DNA match list and tries to make sense of your matches. For more details and Booking - go to the […]
We all have DNA matches on our X chromosome. We can access these from our standard (autosomal) DNA tests. Find out how! We can learn different things from brothers’ and sisters’ and cousins’ X-matches. X matches can skip generations. X matches can narrow the focus to specific families. We’ll be discussing what X matches are […]
Using the maternal and paternal tabs on Family Tree DNA is an excellent way to make progress with your DNA matches. This session will cover how the integration of your family tree and your matches page can unveil new information that can lead you to confirm your relationship to a new match. For more details […]
How can DNA testing help with your family history research? This session will look at how you can maximise success when analysing your DNA results and help you to fulfil your genealogical goals. For more details and Booking - go to the DNA Summer School page
The Ballycarry DNA and its new sister project based in the parish of Islandmagee has already confirmed many links between our volunteer testers and between our testers and others around the world. We’ll be discussing some of the things we have found and explaining how we can all make similar finds in our own DNA […]
To avoid any doubt, proving DNA matches conclusively requires the use of a chromosome browser. This talk will explain the basic concept of what this tool can do and how to use it simply and effectively. For more details and Booking - go to the DNA Summer School page
This session will explain how ethnicity percentages are calculated and how they can be useful in analysing your DNA cousin matches. For more details and Booking - go to the DNA Summer School page.
Chromosome painting is a relatively new, yet powerful, tool available through DNA Painter which can be used to identify which segments of DNA you get from which ancestor. In this class you will also learn how to amalgamate your matches list from FTDNA and My Heritage and organise them by segment. For more details and […]
Mike McKeag & Martin McDowell
Zoom Talk by branch members of the NIFHS Lisburn Branch.
New member welcome and catch up with members of the NIFHS Tyrone Branch.
Zoom Waiting Room opens at 10.30 am
AGM Business starts at 11.00 am
Guest Speaker Talk at 12.30 pm - Dr Nic Wright on “Pre-history of the CCG Area”
Zoom talk by Desmond McCabe (PRONI) for NIFHS Larne Branch. If you would like to participate in the Zoom meeting, please contact our Branch Secretary before 12pm on the Saturday before the talk takes place, via email to Larne@nifhs.org, and you will be sent a link which will enable you to join the Zoom meeting.
Discover the extraordinary variety of sources that can be accessed online. Zoom talk by Chris Paton for the Belfast Branch.
A Zoom talk by Andrew Kerr for NIFHS Causeway Coast and Glens Branch. The Zoom link will be sent to local branch members a week beforehand. Members of other branches wishing to attend should e-mail the branch secretary at causeway@nifhs.org and they will be sent the link.
Zoom talk by Eddie Connolly for NIFHS Ballymena Branch.
Michael Kennedy
Dr Bob Curran
Zoom Talk by Stephen Gill for NIFHS Lisburn Branch.
Zoom meeting : Mini talks by branch members, for the NIFHS Tyrone Branch, Tuesday 12 October 2021.
Zoom Talk by Jacky Wilson, for NIFHS Larne Branch. If you would like to participate in the Zoom meeting, please contact our Branch Secretary before 12pm on the Saturday before the talk takes place, via email to Larne@nifhs.org, and you will be sent a link which will enable you to join the Zoom meeting.
From Dungannon to Dungannon : A Scots/Irish Journey, a talk by John Palmer for the South Tyrone Family History Society. To access link, please email southtyrone@nifhs.org.
Zoom Talk by Stephen Gill for NIFHS Lisburn Branch.
Northern Irish Land Registry, established in 1892, what these are and how to find them. Zoom talk by Des McCabe, PRONI, for the NIFHS Belfast Branch.
Zoom Talk by Maureen McKinney for NIFHS Causeway Coast and Glens Branch. The Zoom link will be sent to local branch members a week beforehand. Members of other branches wishing to attend should e-mail the branch secretary at causeway@nifhs.org and they will be sent the link.
Zoom talk by David Hume for NIFHS Ballymena Branch.