FamilySearch Webinars Released

We are excited to announce three new  recorded webinars. Download is immediate–handout and media file included. bookforbarbara

Determining if Your Soldier with Pre-1866 Military Service Received a Pension or Benefit

 

This hour-long session will discusses sources and methods for determining if your ancestor who served in the US military in the Civil War or before qualified for a military pension or bounty land. There are a variety of finding aids and sources for determining if your ancestor (or his widow) received a pension or other benefit. Once you’ve determined that your ancestor received a benefit, records at the National Archives may provide significantly more information on your ancestor.

Order and download here for $8.

Using Passenger Lists at FamilySearch

 

The vast majority of United States passenger lists are available for free on FamilySearch. In this session, we look at determining what lists are on FamilySearch and effective strategies to search and navigate the site in the best way possible. Also discussed is the development of search parameter templates in order to assist with problem solving and search refinement.

Order and download here for $8.

Using US Probate Records on FamilySearch

 

This session discusses how to determine what US probate records FamilySearch has online, how to navigate and search those records, and the elements of record analysis. Most of the probate materials for the United States online at FamilySearch are unindexed and an effective search strategy needs to keep that in mind. Researchers can’t simply type a name in a box and find these records.

Order and download here for $8.

 

 

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2 thoughts on “FamilySearch Webinars Released

  1. I ordered “determining Pre-1866 United States Military Service pre-1866 military pension” but did not download. I was unable to attend the webinar on Nov 3. How can I download this info now?

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