Charlotte Noelle Champenois
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Charlotte Noelle Champenois[edit | edit source]
Education & Credentials[edit | edit source]
- BA, Brigham Young University: Family History–Genealogy and German Studies, with minors in both Editing and Scandinavian Studies
- Passed Level 1 of Germany Northwest ICAPGen AG Region
Employment & Service[edit | edit source]
- German and Scandinavian Research Specialist for the Family History Library (Salt Lake City, UT)
- Associate Records Analyst for the German Immigrants in American Church Records (GIACR) project
- Transcription and translation assistant for SK Translations, German-English Genealogy Translations
- Freelance genealogist and translator
Presenter at the following Conferences and Seminars[edit | edit source]
Upcoming Presentations:[edit | edit source]
- International German Genealogy Conference (recorded classes), July 2021
- Foundation for East European Family History Studies (FEEFHS) (online), August 2021
Past Presentations:[edit | edit source]
- San Diego Genealogical Society German Interest Group (online), April 2021
- RootsTech (recorded classes), February 2021
- Family History Library German Handwriting Seminar (online), October 2020
- Sacramento German Genealogy Society Virtual Fall Seminar (online), October 2020
- Family History Library German Paleography Seminar (online), October 2019
- International German Genealogy Conference (Sacramento, CA), June 2019
- Federation of Genealogical Societies (Fort Wayne, IN), August 2018
- International German Genealogy Conference (Minneapolis, MN), July 2017
Classes & Webinars[edit | edit source]
- Who Is Guillaume, and Where Is Wilhelm? Overcoming Translated Given Names
- Finding Records Online for Germans in Alsace-Lorraine
- Kirkebøger og folketællinger på Danish Family Search
- Kirkebøger på Arkivalieronline
- MeyersGaz kennenlernen
- German Paleography Seminar (Old German Script Alphabet; Reading German Civil Records)
- Poznan Marriage Project
- Alsace-Lorraine Research
- Schleswig‐Holstein Germans: Finding, Searching, and Browsing Online Census Records
- Schleswig-Holstein Censuses
- Family History Research in the Territories of Modern Austria Since 1500
- Mecklenburg Censuses
- Württemberg Family Books
- Danish Church and Census Records: Using Dansk Demografisk Database (ddd.dda.dk) and Arkivalieronline to Find Your Ancestors
Genealogical Publications[edit | edit source]
Co-Author
- Champenois, Charlotte Noelle, and Roger P. Minert. "An In-depth Look at Matricula-Online: An Invaluable Tool for Genealogical Research of Catholics in Germanic Europe." Der Blumenbaum 38, no. 3 (March, April, May, June 2021): 127–134, 139–140.
- Minert, Roger P., and Charlotte Noelle Champenois. Austrian Family History Research: Sources and Methodologies. Orting: Family Roots Publishing, 2019.
- Crandell, Jill N., and Charlotte N. Champenois. "The Immigrant Ancestors Project: Gathering and Indexing 900,000 Names." Genealogy 2, no. 4:51. https://doi.org/10.3390/genealogy2040051
Research Collaborator
- German Immigrants In American Church Records, volume 33: Cincinnati Ohio Protestant II. Ed. Roger P. Minert. Orting, WA: Family Roots Publishing, November 2020.
- German Immigrants in American Church Records, volume 31: Southern Ohio Protestant. Ed. Roger P. Minert. Orting, WA: Family Roots Publishing, October 2020.
- German Immigrants in American Church Records, volume 30: West Central Ohio Protestant. Ed. Roger P. Minert. Orting, WA: Family Roots Publishing, July 2020.
- German Immigrants in American Church Records, volume 29: Dayton Ohio Protestant. Ed. Roger P. Minert. Orting, WA: Family Roots Publishing, July 2020.
- German Immigrants in American Church Records, volume 28: Northeast Ohio Protestant. Ed. Roger P. Minert. Orting, WA: Family Roots Publishing, December 2019.
- German Immigrants in American Church Records, volume 26: Northwest Ohio Protestant. Ed. Roger P. Minert. Orting, WA: Family Roots Publishing, 2019.
- German Immigrants in American Church Records, volume 25: Missouri (St. Louis VI). Ed. Roger P. Minert. Orting, WA: Family Roots Publishing, 2018.
- German Immigrants in American Church Records, volume 24: Missouri (St. Louis V). Ed. Roger P. Minert. Orting, WA: Family Roots Publishing, 2018.
Languages[edit | edit source]
- Danish: native speaker
- German: speak, read, and write
- Latin, Swedish, Norwegian: genealogical reading ability
FamilySearch Class Handouts & "How to" Guides[edit | edit source]
- FamilySearch Left-Side/Right-Side Images - Instruction, Activity, Answer Key
- Alsace-Lorraine: Converting French Republican Calendar Dates
- Alsace-Lorraine: Department Archive Records Online
- Alsace-Lorraine: Translating German and French Names and Place Names
- Alsace-Lorraine Activity and Answer Key
- Schleswig-Holstein Censuses
- Mecklenburg Censuses
- Family Books in Württemberg - Instruction, Activity, Answer Key
FamilySearch Learning Center Videos[edit | edit source]
- German Paleography Seminar: Introduction
- German Paleography Seminar: The Alphabet
- German Paleography Seminar: Paleography Websites
- German Paleography Seminar: Key Words
- German Paleography Seminar: Key Abbreviations
- German Paleography Seminar: Process of Deciphering Records
- German Paleography Seminar: Practice Reading A German Church Record
- German Paleography Seminar: Practice Reading A German Civil Record
- German Paleography Seminar: Spelling Variations, Names, and Places
- German Paleography Seminar: Practice Reading Using FamilySearch Community
- Family Books in Württemberg: Introduction
- Family Books in Württemberg: History, Creation, and Layout
- Family Books in Württemberg: Information in the Records
- Family Books in Württemberg: Locating a Specific Person
- Schleswig-Holstein Censuses: Introduction
- Schleswig-Holstein Censuses: Border Changes, Counties, and Census Years
- Schleswig-Holstein Censuses: Availability, Indexing Status, and Navigating Censuses on Websites
- Schleswig-Holstein Censuses: Locating a Specific Person
