SATURDAY, JANUARY 26^TH, 2019

The ViC (virtual conference) will launch on Saturday, January 25th, 2020 at 8:30 am Eastern 

The line-up of talks and speakers for the day:

Glasgow’s Role in the Slave Trade on Plantations in the West Indies presented by Stephen Mullen

Using Wills and Testaments for Scottish Genealogy Research presented by archivist Margaret Fox

Using Prison Records for Genealogy Research, presented by genealogist, Emma Maxwell

Using Asylum Records for Genealogy Research, presented by genealogist, Emma Maxwell

Using the Records Generated Upon Death for Genealogy Research, presented by archivist Irene O’Brien

Researching Your Scottish Ancestors in British Newspapers presented by Aoife O’Connor

Canada: Land and Opportunity presented by genealogy educator Christine Woodcock

Registration fee is just $99.99 (cad) and allows unlimited access to the talks, handouts and marketplace until midnight (eastern) on February 1st, 2020.

To register, click on the EVENT CALENDAR at the top of the home page

All presentations are pre-recorded and released on a timed basis throughout the day, just like an in person conference. The live Q&A will only happen on January 25^th when the presenters will be available following their presentation to answer any questions.

Speakers are now confirmed for Scottish ViC 2020. The event takes place on Saturday, January 25th, 2020 from 8:30 am. 

Registration opens in the fall. All 7 presentations for just $99cad. This allows access to the recordings for 1 full week following the ViC.

Instead of having our Q&A in a closed Facebook group, we can use the Forum on this website to ask questions and have them answered by the speakers. As always, the Q&A will open immediately following the presentation.