We have set the topics and date for Family History Workshop Day in St.Charles, Missouri on 27 October 2007. The workshop will be on the St.Charles Community College campus in St. Peters, Missouri. Workshop will start at 9:00 with an optional beginners session at 8:30. The workshop is co-sponsored by the St. Charles County Genealogical Society and St. Charles Community College. Presentations are made by Michael John Neill. Topics include: Using Footnote.com Footnote.com provides online access to complete Revolutionary War Pensions, Bureau of Investigation Case Files (WWI era), Southern Claims Commissions, and other National Archives microfilm. These materials are being indexed as they are digitally published. Writing Your Ancestor's Biography Putting together your ancestor's biography is not impossible. Writing is an excellent way to organize, preserve and share your information. We will see how to get started, how to get organized and how to get your material into a publishable format. Do I have the Same Guy in Tennessee and Missouri? Connecting the Jones and Rhodes Families (a case study from the (1830-1860 era). Tracing the pre-1850 census era can be difficult. We will see how to make as certain as we can that we have the same guy in Tennessee in 1840 and in Missouri in 1840. American Naturalizations America is a nation of immigrants. We will look at naturalization records from the colonial era to World War II. Registration information is available on our website: http://www.rootdig.com/stcharles2007.html Registration discounts are available for society members and college employees. An optional lunch is available at a small additional charge. We'd love to have you join us. The happiest people don't have the best of everything, they just make the best of everything...