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Catalog of Lectures

Region
  • Region
  • British Isles
  • US - Midwestern States
  • US - Migrations
  • US - New England
  • US - Southern States
  • US - West Coast
  • Western Europe
Time Period
  • Time Period
  • 15th Century and Prior
  • 16th Century
  • 17th Century
  • 18th Century
  • 19th Century
  • 20th Century
  • 21st Century
Basics of Genealogy
  • Description
  • American Ancestors
  • Immigration
  • Jewish Heritage and Culture
  • Organization and Writing
  • Records and Research
  • Technology and Resources
  • Basics of Genealogy
Lecture
US - Midwestern States
Basics of Genealogy
Records and Research

Ohio Land Records

Land records are an important, but sometimes overlooked resource for many family historians. They can include critical clues to identifying extended family members, the location of ancestral homesteads, and family relationships. In this lecture, learn how you can locate, read, and apply the information contained in Ohio land records to your own family history.

Lecture
US - Midwestern States
US - Migrations
US - New England
US - Southern States
US - West Coast
17th Century
18th Century
19th Century
20th Century
21st Century
Basics of Genealogy
Records and Research

Using Tax Records in Your Family History Research

As genealogists, we may be the only people around who can find an upside to the old adage, “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Afterall, if no one can escape taxes, then that makes tax records an ideal record set for family history research! In this lecture, our expert will provide an overview U.S. tax records—including the types of tax records available, where to locate records, and how the information in these records can advance your research.