Jamb-Inc.com is a professional recording service out of St Louis, Missouri. I’ve seen them at a number of the conferences lately, the last time at the Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas, September 2-5, 2009. While they were recording at the Southern California Genealogical Society Jamboree in Burbank last June 26-28, 2009, I had the opportunity to visit with the folks for a bit. I think they’re doing a great job and providing a much-needed service.
As with the old taping operations of years gone by, Jamb-Inc.com records the conference sessions and immediately burns not tapes, but CD-ROMS, for distribution, for sales both at the conference and afterwards. Following is a listing of the sessions recorded and now available from the three days at the 2009 SCGS Jamboree last June. I put my lectures – as well as “Son of Blogger 2,” in which I participated, in bold print.
Friday June 26th
- FR-C Beverly Truesdale Introduction to Genealogy Part 1
- FR-D Lynne Parmenter Introduction to Genealogy Part 2
- FR-02 Suzanne Adams Whats New on Ancestry.com
- FR-04 Jana Broglin CG. Hot Off The Press
- FR-05 Mike Hall/Dennis Meldrum The Family History Archive At BYU
- FR-06 William Dollarhide Scots-Irish to Backwoods America, 1717-1775
- FR-07 DearMYRTLE Finding Digital Items in the Family History Catalog
- FR-08 Arlene Eakle, PhD., FUGA Is Your Genealogy Already Compiled?
- FR-09 Micharl J. Leclerc NEHGS Resources for British Research
- FR-10 Betty Lou Malesky, CG. Writing Your Research Plan
- FR-11 Cath Trindle, CG. Online Resources for California Research
- FR-12 Wendy Bebout Eliott, PhD. Buried Treasure: Lost in Print
- FR-13 David E Rencher, AG., CG., FIGRS., FUGA FamilySearch Indexing Project Update
- FR-14 Tony Burroughs, FUGA The Nature Of Genealogy
- FR-15 Ivan C. Johnson, PhD. Constructing the Lives of Our Ancestors in 19th Century England
- FR-16 David E Rencher, AG., CG., FIGRS., FUGA Irish Census and Census Substitutes
- FR-17 Bruce Buzbee RootsMagic 4: Family History Has Never Been This Easy
- FR-19 Wendy Bebout Eliott, PhD. War With Britain: The 2nd American Independence in 1812
- FR-20 Leland Meitzler Finding Your Family in American Newspapers and Periodicals
- FR-21 Anna Fechter Ancestry.com World Archives Project: Saving the World’s History One Record at a Time
- FR-22 Jim Ericson Family History Library Catalog 2.0
- FR-24 Bennett Greenspan DNA for Females, Adoptees, and Strong Lineage Connections
Saturday June 27th
- SA-01 Andrew Wait The Mission of Genealogy: Connecting the Individual with Their Family’s History
- SA-02 Lisa Alzo Write Your Family History Step by Step
- SA-05 Arlene Eakle, PhD., FUGA Finding Lost Records and Sources Outside the Library
- SA-07 Bruce Buzbee RootsMagic Demo
- SA-08 Cath Trindly Scottish Records
- SA-09 George G. Morgan, Moderator Summit 2 Son of Blogger
- SA-10 Janet Hovorka, MLS. Where to Start When You Have Inherited Genealogy
- SA-12 Bennett Greenspan Do You Want a DNA Test, or do You Want a DNA Test for Genealogy?
- SA-14 Feargal O’Donnell The Irish Family History Foundation Database
- SA-15 Larry Proctor Light Impressions Demo
- SA-16 Tony Burroughs, FUGA The Six Phases of African American Genealogy
- SA-17 David E Rencher, AG., CG., FIGRS., FUGA Whats New at FamilySearch
- SA-19 Julie Miller, CG Alien Registration Records
- SA-21 Stephen Danko, PhD. Genealogy and the Changing Map of Eastern Europe
- SA-22 Lisa Alzo Murder, Mayhem, and Town Tragedy
- SA-23 Jean Wilcox Hibben, PhD. Clue to Clue: Tracking a Family Over Time and Miles
- SA-24 DearMYRTLE The Winter of Our Discontent: 3 Months to Better Organization
- SA-25 Leland Meitzler Electronic Document Preservation
- SA-28 George G. Morgan Before and After 1858: English and Welsh Wills and Death Records
- SA-29 Tom Underhill The iPod and the Genealogist
- SA-30 DearMYRTLE 7 Habits of Highly Effective Genealogists
- SA-31 William Dollarhide The Best Digital Documents Sites on the Internet
- SA-32 Feargal O’Donnell 1922 Four Courts Fire-Not Everything Blew Up
- SA-33 Bruce Buzbee RootsMagic 4: Family History Has Never Been This Easy
- SA-34 Jana Broglin CG. The Genealogical Proof Standard: The Other GPS
- SA-35 Cheri Mello DNA Mishmash
- SA-36 George G. Morgan Locating Anglican Parish Records
- SA-37 Christopher Child Researching New York
- SA-42 David E Rencher, AG., CG., FIGRS., FUGA Humor Among Those Journal Pages
Sunday June 28th
- SU-A Sandra Turner/Kathy Ralston The Art of Mourning-A Victorian Obsession
- SU-02 Leland Meitzler The Lay of the Land Using Directories, Maps, and Gazetteers
- SU-03 Michael J. Leclerc & Christopher Child Western Massachusetts Families in the 1790 Census
- SU-04 Jean Wilcox Hibben, PhD. Deduction vs Induction in Genealogical Research: Applying Logic Theory to Family History
- SU-07 George G. Morgan Locating and Ordering English BMD’s
- SU-08 Anna Fechter Using the Ancestry and RootsWeb Community to Enhance Your Research
- SU-09 David E Rencher, AG., CG., FIGRS., FUGA Methodology for Irish Immigration and Emigration
- SU-10 Betty Lou Malesky, CG. The Irish and the Scots-Irish
- SU-12 Tony Burroughs, FUGA Adding DNA to Genealogy
- SU-13 Arlene Eakle, PhD., FUGA Tracing Ancestors Who Lived in Cities
- SU-16 Bruce Buzbee RootsMagic Demo
- SU-17 Joanna Mountain, PhD. Beyond Y & Miochondrial DNA: Genealogical Info From the Rest of Your DNA
- SU-18 Jim Ericson Innovative Tools To Connect Families
- SU-19 Lisa Louise Cooke Google A Goldmine of Genealogical Gems 1
- SU-20 Janet Hovorka, MLS. Using Genealogical Charts to Further Your Research
- SU-21 Tom Underhill 10 Things to do With Your Digital Camera
- SU-22 Feargal O’Donnell Irish Surnames
- SU-23 Stephen Danko, PhD. A New Look at Immigrant Passenger Manifests
- SU-24 Peggy Wishon Expecting the Unexpected: Tracing English Ancestors Using Less Used Resources
- SU-26 Lisa Louise Cooke Google A Goldmine of Genealogical Gems 2
- SU-27 Suzanne Russo Adams Searching For Italian Ancestors
- SU-28 Joy Fisher Finding Hidden Treasures at the USGenWeb Project
- SU-29 Lisa Alzo Demystifying Eastern European Research
- SU-30 Jana Broglin CG. Understanding the Probate Process
- SU-31 Marston Watson Internet Research: Joys and Pitfalls
- SU-32 George G. Morgan Genealogical CSI
- SU-33 William Dollarhide The Cavaliers of Southwest England to Virginia and Maryland, 1641-1675
- SU-34 Julie Miller, CG Would the Real Molly Brown Stand Up
To place an order, go to the Jamb-In.com website. Click on Genealogy. Scroll through the pages of Genealogy Events until you come to the Heading saying: “Southern California Genealogical Society and Research Library” & “40th Annual Southern California Genealogical Jamboree” – currently found at the bottom of the third page (that is sure to change). Orders are placed by picking the session numbers from a drop-down list – so jot down to the numbers of those CDs you would like prior to starting the order process. CDs are $12 each.
By the way, you can also purchase the SCGS Syllabus in paperback or CD-ROM form directly from SCGS.
It’s also time to start thinking about attending the SCGS Jamboree to take place June 11-13, 2010. Info on the 2010 program isn’t posted yet, but in the mean time, follow the SCGS Jamboree Blog. I hope to see you there!
