CALIFORNIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY is sponsoring a GENEALOGY CRUISE round trip BOSTON TO QUEBEC CITY OCTOBER 1-11, 2003 The cruise is filling up fast! The ship is almost 70% booked. This 10 day cruise is popular for viewing the magnificient fall colors in the Northeast and sells out early. According to All Cruise Travel, our cruise representative, when you book this cruise through them, you are getting a quote of almost $500 less than if you called the Royal Caribbean lines directly! In addition to a very competitive price you can attend 8 great genealogical lectures by two well known genealogists. ( Information about speakers and lectures below) My name is Jane Lindsey. I will be your tour coordinator. I am originally from New England and a past Trustee of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. I live in California where I am a member and volunteer of the California Genealogical Society. If you have any genealogy questions you can contact me at the above email or [email protected] or for more specific cruise information, visit www.allcruise.com then click on "hosted tours" or call All Cruise Travel at 800 227-8473. If you have never been to New England and Eastern Canada in the fall you are in for a great treat! I also have known the two speakers for many years and they both are well versed in many areas of genealogical research, not just New England and Canada. Many of their lectures will appeal to all genealogists, not just people with Northeastern roots. Hope to see you on board! ABOUT THE SPEAKERS George Freeman Sanborn Jr. FASG FSAC has been on the staff of the New England Historic Genealogical Society for 20 years. His areas of expertise are the Northern New England States, the Canadian Maritime Provinces and the Hebridean islands of Scotland. He is a frequent lecturer at regional, national and international conferences. In addition to many published articles, he is the co-compiler of "Vital Records of Hampton, NH to the end of the Year 1900" and Editor of the 2nd Edition of the "Genealogical Handbook for Atlantic Canada". George F Sanborn's lecture titles: 1) Loyalists and Pre-Loyalists in Atlantic Canada: Getting it Right 2) Using Diaries, Letters, and Account Books 3) Scottish Highland Surnames: More Than Meets the Eye! 4) The Northern and Eastern Limits of New England: Where does it end? David Allen Lambert has been researching for over 20 years. Since 1993 he has been on staff at the New England Historic Genealogical Society. His areas of expertise are New England records, New Brunswick, Computer Genealogy, Military and Native American records. He recently published "A Guide to Cemeteries in Massachusetts" and has published articles in many genealogical journals. David is a popular speaker at local and national conferences. David Allen Lambert's lecture titles: 1) Beyond the Death Record: Utilizing Cemetery Records and Other Resources in Your Research. 2) Read Between the Lines: Getting the Most Out of Newspaper Research. 3) Using U.S. Military Records: Revolutionary War Through World War II. 4) Computer Genealogy Strategies : "From Index Cards to Laptops" and "Surfing the Internet to find Great-Grandma" ______________________________