Were into the summer slump for webinars — quantity, not quality. Choose from selected free online events in the next five days. All times are ET except as noted. Assume registration in advance is required; check so you’re not disappointed. Looking for more options? Additional mainly US events are listed at https://conferencekeeper.org/virtual.
Tuesday 25 July
2 pm: Ottawa Virtual Genealogy Drop-In for OGS Ottawa Branch
https://meet.google.com/nvz-kftj-dax
2 pm: A Deep Dive into U.S. City Directories at MyHeritage, by Katharine Andrew for MyHeritage and Legacy Family Tree Webinars.
https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/a-deep-dive-into-u-s-city-directories-at-myheritage/
Wednesday 26 July
2 pm: Why We Should Look at In-Laws When Doing Genealogical Research, by J. Mark Lowe for Legacy Family Tree Webinars.
https://familytreewebinars.com/webinar/why-we-should-look-at-in-laws-when-doing-genealogical-research/
2 pm: Researching Your New England Passengers of Great Migration 1620-1640, by David Allen Lambert for RootsTech and FamilySearch.
http://www.facebook.com/events/685381690267324/
Thursday 27 July
6:30 pm: Casting a Wide Net: Researching Your Ancestors in the Eastern Canadian Provinces, by Pamela Vittorio for Allen Country Public Library Genealogy Center.
https://acpl.libnet.info/event/8714778
Friday 28 July
9 am: Wedded Wife: A Feminist History of Marriage – the remarkable story of how the institution of marriage has developed, by Rachael Lennon in conversation with Vicky Iglikowski-Broad for The National Archives (UK).
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wedded-wife-a-feminist-history-of-marriage-tickets-636506797967?aff=em
Saturday 29 July
9:15 am: Land Girls, Brocket Babies and Beyond, by Janice Brooker for Hertfordshire Family History Society.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/land-girls-brocket-babies-and-beyond-speaker-janice-brooker-tickets-503399991927