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New video on American Ancestors’ YouTube channel — ‘Top Resources for Atlantic Canadian Research’
This week, American Ancestors added the presentation, Top Resources for Atlantic Canadian Research, delivered by David Allen Lambert, to its YouTube channel. The video runs for one hour and 18 minutes. Atlantic Canadian research can be difficult to navigate — … Continue reading
New videos added to International Institute of Genealogical Studies’ YouTube channel
Five more genealogy gems were added during the past week or so to the International Institute of Genealogical Studies’ YouTube channel. These latest presentations range in length from 14 to 55 minutes. English Genealogy Using Charles Booth London Poverty Maps … Continue reading
Six more videos on the International Institute of Genealogical Studies’ YouTube channel
It’s hard to keep up with all the new videos the International Institute of Genealogical Studies continues to add to its YouTube channel, but we should try. Here’s what they’ve released in the past week. The videos run between 30 … Continue reading
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Five new genealogy videos on Allen County Public Library’s YouTube channel
The Genealogy Center at Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Indiana continues to treat us with new videos on the library’s YouTube channel. In the description of all but one of these new videos, you’ll find a link to … Continue reading
More genealogy gems on the International Institute of Genealogical Studies’ YouTube channel
The International Institute of Genealogical Studies continues to treat us to recordings of their presentations on YouTube. During the past week, they have added two new videos, both presented by Cheryl Levy. United Empire Loyalists Cheryl Levy, PLCGS, discusses the … Continue reading
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New podcast series re-examines the Irish Famine through the life of one man who survived it
As the release of the 1926 Irish Census approaches, a new four‑part series of A Family History Of… podcast launches on all streaming platforms today, taking listeners deep into one of the most devastating chapters of Irish history: the Great … Continue reading
More to watch on OGS Essex Branch’s YouTube channel
The Essex County Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society continues to add presentations every couple of months to their YouTube channel, including one about the unique relationship and shared history between Windsor and Detroit that was posted a few days ago. … Continue reading
New videos on International Institute of Genealogical Studies’ YouTube channel — Upper and Lower Canada marriage bonds, DNA, deciphering handwriting, Mayflower ancestors, and Eastern European and Jewish records
The International Institute of Genealogical Studies continues to treat us to more presentations on their YouTube channel. During the past two weeks, they have added five new videos, which vary in length from about 20 to 35 minutes. Till Debt … Continue reading
Five new videos on YouTube from the International Institute of Genealogical Studies
In the past several days, the International Institute of Genealogical Studies has added five virtual presentations to its YouTube channel. Palaeography: What Day is it on OS/NS Calendar? by Cheryl Levy Free Internet Tools for Genealogy by Cheryl Levy Methodology … Continue reading
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New videos on International Institute of Genealogical Studies’ YouTube channel — Christmas traditions, Irish petty session records, and internet tools
If you have a bit of quiet time during the holidays, you may want to watch one or all of the International Institute of Genealogical Studies’ four new videos on YouTube. Colonial Christmas Traditions of the New World by Cheryl … Continue reading