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Why Should I Attend a Genealogy Conference?

Are you wondering whether you should attend a genealogy conference?

Here are some thoughts that were posted around the web: 

Goodharted Thoughts: Looking Forward to April! Michael talks about how the 2009 NERGC conference impacted him and how he's looking forward to 2011.

The Journey Takers Blog: Register Now for NERGC.  Leslie Huber provides six reasons why, if she could only attend one conference, she would pick NERGC.

Marian's Roots & Rambles: Why I attended My First Genealogy Conference. Marian talks about the benefits of attending her first genealogy conference.

 Photo Caption: Leslie Albrecht Huber, author of The Journey Takers Blog

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