Eastside Genealogical Society presents:
Researching in England using the Internet
About our program:
This class
emphasizes tools currently available online,
or about to become available for family
history research in England. It briefly presents websites for modern or period English
maps, the use of English church parish records and bishops transcripts, Free BMD
searches of the Civil Registration, GENUKI, on-line access to the British census,
websites to search for wills, graves, and monumental inscriptions, the on-line Booth
Poverty Maps of London, and help through various other English websites.
emphasizes tools currently available online,
or about to become available for family
history research in England. It briefly presents websites for modern or period English
maps, the use of English church parish records and bishops transcripts, Free BMD
searches of the Civil Registration, GENUKI, on-line access to the British census,
websites to search for wills, graves, and monumental inscriptions, the on-line Booth
Poverty Maps of London, and help through various other English websites.
About our speaker:.
Dr. Ellis has been tracing his genealogy and English family roots, off and on, since adolescence. Merry is related to the same Mayflower Pilgrim Fathers as Joseph Smith and Winston Churchill, and has lines extending to England, France, Germany, and French-Canada. They have visited ancestral locations in England on several occasions.
Thursday, January 13th, at 7:00pm
Here’s the Zoom link.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84244606027?pwd=blZnOGFZVndraG1uTFFuamhjN0dWQT09
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