Diane L Richard

Introducing Genealogists to Often Under-Utilized Internet & Document Resources

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Default_profile_1_normal Diane is a wonderful speaker, and she gave a treasure trove of information about genealogy resources. She is the best speaker I've ever heard on genealogy.
NCSU Encore program in Feb 2012
Healan Barrow
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Owner -- Mosaic Research and Project Management Editor -- Upfront with NGS (blog) Co-Editor -- Journal, North Carolina Genealogical Society Contributor, various Moorshead Publications Internet Genealogy and Family Chronicle President, Wake County Genealogical Society Secretary, [NC Association of Professional Genealogists] (http://www.ncapg.com/) and Member of National APG

Past Speaking Engagements:

North Carolina Genealogical Society (NCGS) Speakers Forums

2006 -- "Help I live in Raleigh and My Family Comes from Outside North Carolina!" (see above) 2007 -- "Looking for Scots Heritage Becomes a Lesson in the History of Wake and Johnston Counties" (Companion article published in Winter/Spring 2007 edition Wake Treasures (WCGS) 2008 -- "Explore NC through maps from the comfort of your home!" 2009 -- "Born in NC: making the connection back to North Carolina, a case study" (Companion article published in June 2009 Discovering Family History "North Caroline and Beyond") 2010 -- "Sign of the Times: Timelines in Genealogy" 2011 -- "Freedmens Bureau Records Much More Valuable to Anyones Research Than You Might Have Thought!"

Various Local Meetings

Wake County Genealogical Society Nov 2006 "Research the Cosmos" April 2008 "Explore NC Through Maps From the Comfort of Your Home" [scheduled] ~~ March 2011 "Freedmens Bureau Records Much More Valuable to Anyones Research Than you Might Have Thought!"

NC-APG Sept 2007 "Internet Resources for family research" Nov 2008 Program on "DVD by Sharon Sergeant titled The Misha Defonseca Holocaust Fraud: Forensic Genealogy Lessons for Your Own Family History

Family History Center (Raleigh) -- Family History Seminar May 2010 "Online Maps" and "Born in NC" [scheduled] "Freedmens Bureau Records Much More Valuable to Your Southern Research Than You Might Have Thought!"

Durham-Orange Genealogical Society ~~ June 2008 "Exploring North Carolina through Maps from your easy chair"

Carolina Meadows Oct 2007 "Researching for Your Ancestor's Immigration and Naturalization Papers" Feb 2009 "Exploring Maps for Research or Curiosity"


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Reviews (9)
Default_profile_1_normal Diane is a wonderful speaker, and she gave a treasure trove of information about genealogy resources. She is the best speaker I've ever heard on genealogy.
NCSU Encore program in Feb 2012
Healan Barrow
Picture?type=square Her information is well-organized and she is enthusiastic about her subjects. I had heard the talk previously and it was just as fresh the second time.
Durham-Orange Genealogical Society
Ann Myhre
Thumb Diane is one of the most effective speakers I have ever heard. She speaks clearly and in language that the novice or expert can understand. Her talk on the Freedman's Bureau Records was informative and an excellent summary of these valuable records.
Raleigh Family History Center
Jane Bartlett
Thumb her talk was well organized and had many specific examples of the material and its usefulness.
Most recently I heard her on Freedman's Bank records.
Joy Heitmann · State Library of North Carolina, Genealogy library staff
Thumb Actually, I have heard Diane speak a number of time. She is an excellent presenter. She speaks clearly and loudly. She knows her subject. She accepts questions. I recommend her highly
March 22, 2011 WCGS
John Ward
Thumb Your talk on Freedmen's Bureau records exposed me to additional information on the history of the Raleigh area. Also, your enthusiasm in your presentation, clear examples, handout info, etc.
30 April 2011, Raleigh Family History Center
Hope Blackford · Wake County Genealogical Society
Thumb Sylvia Weaver and I attended your Freedmen's Bureau presentation. After learning just how vast and dissembled the information is--yet a rich source of genealogical info--we were very impressed with the comprehensive overview you provided despite its disorganization. Well done! We hope you'll speak again for us when you find a subject you'd like to present. Thanks for the handout! Steve Edgerton Family Historian www.capefearclans.com
March 22, 2011 at WCGS meeting
Steve Edgerton
Thumb I enjoyed your talk on so many levels I scarcely know where to begin! You were informative without ever being condescending. You managed to make minute details captivating and engaging. Your graphics were phenomenal. In short, you are highly gifted at what you do!
22 Mar 2011, Rainey Library presentation
Karen Hunt · Amateur Genealogist
Thumb Diane did a great job presenting a lot of information without being overwhelming. She showed many interesting examples and demonstrated how the records would be useful. Her handout includes all of the resources and details one needs to learn more and to access the records.
22 March 2011 at Wake County Genealogical Society meeting
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FGS [2 talks -- see schedule]
08/29/2012 · Birmingham, AL, USA
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