AF-615: Where Can You Search Griffith's Valuation of Ireland
Are you familiar with Griffith's Valuation of Ireland? If not, now is the time to become acquainted with it. It is invaluable in mid-19th-century Irish research. Podcast Show Notes: https://ancestralf...
16 Mai 20226min
AF-614: A Closer Look at Reading Maps #3
In order to make use of ancient maps, historical maps, topographical maps, fire insurance maps, and even gazette maps from previous centuries, you must first learn to identify the location of a piece ...
14 Mai 20224min
AF-613: Harriet Lane (America's First Ladies #15)
Harriet Lane was the niece of 15th US President James Buchannan and served as the bachelor president's First Lady. She was popular, well-known, and admired here and in England. Besides that, she left ...
10 Mai 20229min
AF-612: A Closer Look at Oral Histories #2
Oral histories are an important genealogical tool. You can learn so much from them. Even more importantly, they give you an entirely unique perspective on history and life in general from one unique p...
7 Mai 20227min
AF-611: The Loss of Millions of Military Records
The National Personnel Records Center suffered a fire in 1973 that destroyed millions of military service records from 1916 to 1964. Here's what happened. Podcast Show notes: https://ancestralfindings...
6 Mai 20227min
AF-610: A Closer Look at Oral Histories #1
Oral histories are a valuable genealogical resource. They give a unique perspective that only one person on the face of the earth could ever give, which is that of the person giving the history. They ...
27 Apr 20228min
AF-609: A Closer Look at Genealogy Organizing #2
Making sure your genealogy is properly organized is important to keeping everything clear and in order, so you can put your family tree together accurately and keep important documents and family heir...
25 Apr 20227min
AF-608: What is an Acceptable Reasonable Conclusion in Genealogy?
Do you want to prove a relationship in genealogy but lack direct evidence? You can still come up with an acceptable, reasonable conclusion. Here's how. Podcast Show Notes: https://ancestralfindings.c...
20 Apr 20226min
