Register now for the Southern California Genealogical Society's online webinar, "Landholders: Ranches to Land Grants." Presented by genealogist Leslie Carney, who specializes in the American Southwest and Mexico, the lecture is set for Wednesday, September 20, from 6 to 7 p.m. PST and is free to registrants.
Who: Leslie Carney
What: SCGS Wednesday Evening Webinar
When: Wednesday, September 20, 2023, 6 to 7 p.m. PST
Topic: "Landholders: Ranches to Land Grants"
Why: Knowing the history of acquiring land and the conflicts of different political powers can lead to information about your landholder ancestors.
Register: Go to Webinar
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The Southern California Genealogical Society's Wednesday Evening Webinars offer free Jamboree-style seminars.
SCGS's original webcasts are available to all family historians and enthusiasts. Archived sessions are available to SCGS members in the SCGS members-only section of our website approximately three days after the webinar.
These one-hour webinar presentations are offered monthly and conducted by professional genealogical speakers and expert lecturers. You will need a computer with audio speakers or a headset to view the webinar. Those with a fast Internet connection (broadband or DSL) will have the most satisfactory experience.
SCGS's September presenter, Leslie Carney, is a professional genealogist specializing in the Southwestern United States, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Native American Indian, and Sonora, Mexico. She has over 30 years of experience researching various repositories and archives as she documents family history. As a lecturer, Leslie enjoys sharing her passion by educating others in understanding social history and genealogical issues while promoting an interest in genealogy. Leslie holds a certificate in Genealogical Research from Boston University (OL 18) and is an alumnus of the National Genealogical Society's ProGen Study Group (ProGen 29). Leslie is a longtime Pima County Genealogical Society member.
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