How confident do you feel about records and their use in family history research? Check your knowledge by answering questions about what you learned in the lesson Introducing Records.

How confident do you feel about searching for records and information with Google? Check your knowledge by answering questions about what you learned in the lesson Research Process - Find: Google.

This lesson provides a broad overview of emigration from Germany into Russia, the formation of mother and daughter colonies, migration within Russia and immigration to the Americas.

Learn about Schleswig-Holstein censuses—the history of the Schleswig-Holstein border changes, how to know which areas there are census records from (and their indexing status), and how to locate a specific person in those census records.

The Mountain West region includes the states of Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Montana, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming. During this class we will briefly discuss the history and records you will need to use when researching in the Mountain West.

In this section we will talk about the census records found in the Mountain West.

In this section we will talk about voting records and how they can help you in your research.

In this section we will cover the importance of land records in the Mountain West.

In this section we briefly discuss where to get started with Native American Research in the Mountain West.

In this section we will cover the different boundary changes that will affect your research in the Mountain West.