THE VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH

COURSE 1	COURSE 2
A Little Less Obvious: Things I've Learned Since Moving to Virginia Marty Hiatt	Colonial Law: What Researchers Need to Know Barbara Vines Little
Getting Organized Marie Martin Murphy	Virginians in the Revolution: Military Records Mary McCampbell Bell
Reading Colonial Virginia Handwriting Merrill Hill Mosher
19th Century Virginia Newspapers Dorothy Boyd-Rush
Using Deed Books Effectively Marie Martin Murphy	Colonial Conflict Barbara Vines Little
Researching Virginia Ancestors From Afar Merill Hill Mosher	Virginians in the Revolution: Beyond the Military Records Mary McCampbell Bell
Things They Don't Tell You About Virginia Research Joanne Lovelace Nance	German Church Registers of the 18th and 19th Centuries Dorothy Boyd-Rush
Virginia Marriage and Vital Records Wesley E. Pippenger	Virginians on the Land: Deeds and Patents Mary McCampbell Bell
German Cemeteries of the Central Shenandoah Valley Dorothy Boyd-Rush
Virginia's Court Order Books Joanne Lovelace Nance	The Virginia Frontier Barbara Vines Little
The Probate Process: What Happened When a Virginian Died? Marty Hiatt	"I've Got a Little List:" Virginia's Officials and County Officers Robert Young Clay
An Attic in Accomack: Cobwebs, Chaos and Coffins? Glen Smith
Virginia Patents and Northern Neck Grants Merrill Hill Mosher	Finding Virginians After 1920 Robert Young Clay
Virginia's Children: Their Rights, Plights and Records Joanne Lovelace Nance