This webinar presents the recommended methods of discovering how and from which countries your ancestors emigrated.

This class will teach you various ways to search the historical records collections of FamilySearch for Hispanic ancestors in order to improve your search results. You will learn how to search by name and relationships. You will also learn how to apply filters, browse images and use the catalog to find other records for your ancestors.

This lesson will teach you how to use the online gazetteer Kartenmeister.com to find German, Polish, Russian, and Lithuanian names for the same locality. You will also learn to find all the villages listed within a county or “Kreis” and how to collaborate with other people researching the same localities.

In this course, using the Dutch website WieWasWie (Who was who), you will learn how to access information for your ancestors who lived in the Netherlands and its former territories.

This lesson will teach you to use the website Dokuklik to search online for the parish records indexes for the three provinces of the Basque country (País Vasco) in Spain. You will also learn about the Hispanic surname system and several successful search tips and techniques.

Get ready to learn something new in German research. Until recently, little has been known or reported about censuses taken in Germany. Discover this excellent, untapped genealogical source. This class will discuss why, when, and where censuses were conducted as well as the content and accessibility of this record set.

This course will help you understand the rectangular survey system and the distribution of public lands. You will also learn about state land systems.

This lesson will help you learn where you can locate military pension files which will serve as a basis for furthering your research in finding your ancestors.

Researching in Switzerland can be rather quirky but very rewarding. Learn how to use those quirks to find your Swiss ancestors in records available in the FamilySearch Library, in Swiss archives and online.

How to locate Presbyterian ancestry in Ireland.