The New England area was very involved in military operations from its early settlement to the present. This class explains some of the early military skirmishes and wars, and the records service in the military generated.

This presentation highlights the objectives of the series which are: Understand migration patterns in New Spain and how they impacted record keeping. Learn how you can use these migration patterns to locate records for your Hispanic ancestors in the northern hemisphere.

The New England region consists of six states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. This class is an introduction to New England research and its rich history, key records, unique collections, vast resources, and essential repositories. This class is divided into 3 sections. You can change sections by clicking on the option on the left-hand side of the screen. The sections are divided as follows: Section 1: Introduction Section 2: Provide an overview of New England history and research Chapter 3: Discuss records specific to the six New England states

Learn how to find your Australian ancestors in New South Wales by searching church records.

This section will provide an overview of New England history and research.

In this section we will discuss records and databases specific to the six New England states.*There are a couple of screenshots where the design has slightly changed. After 20:45 the images are low-quality making it difficult to read the information on the screen.*

Learn how to find your ancestors in New South Wales, Australia by finding them in the Birth, Death, Marriage index.

Probate, land, and tax records began soon after settlement in New England. This class explains the value, content, and availability of probate, land, and tax records and their importance in finding information about family connections.

Have you seen the latest? The Person Page on FamilySearch Family Tree is changing and adding some fun new features. This short video will highlight them.

This segment will cover the record types available and how to locate them.