Saturday - Session 4B

10:00 am - 10:45 am
Bad Boys Make Headlines
Presented by Jacqi Stevens
 
Family history pursuits can sometimes lead us to the unexpected.  Discover how researching through historic newspapers lead to the story of how a great-great-grandson of America’s revered Supreme Court Chief Justice, John Marshall, ended up on an international crime spree.  Crime may not pay, but in hot pursuit of this accidental discovery, our case study will lead us to free and low-cost resources for gleaning newspaper accounts, as well as man other records generated in the course of pursuing the most wanted.
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About Jacqi Stevens:
While Jacqi Stevens claims she was born wanting to know about her roots, it wasn’t until her college years when she actively began pursuing her family’s stories. She is a genealogical researcher, writer of over 3,000 articles on her blog, A Family Tapestry, and educator in beginning genealogy, genetic genealogy, and blogging at the Stockton Institute for Continued Learning and other organizations. With a Bachelor of Music in Therapy and a Master in Public Administration, she served local governmental agencies for many years. Currently a principal at Summit Solutions Consulting, she serves as President of the San Joaquin Genealogical Society.