Ukraine was home to a large Jewish population prior to WWII. Learn about various websites and resources that can help you trace your Jewish Roots in Ukraine.

The third of a three-part series, this lesson will introduce to the FamilySearch online collections for South Africa. The class will discuss the types of records available, various ways on how to access the records, and how to use the collections. There will be a short quiz/activity at the end of the lesson pause the recording when the question is read, work to answer the question asked, and then resume the recording for the answer. The handout includes the activity questions.

This class is designed to give family history researchers who read little or no German a basic working knowledge of old German script.

This class is designed to give family history researchers who read little or no German a basic working knowledge of old German script.

Learn how to read Latin birth, marriage and death records.

This class is designed to give family history researchers who read little or no German a basic working knowledge of old German script.

This computer lab class will focus on online resources to help identify surnames and places, as well as showing new ways to maximize your research in Switzerland.

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 to explore the newly updated catalog on FamilySearch to find essential records hidden in plain sight.

In this German Paleography Seminar series, learn how to decipher simple German-language records by recognizing and writing letters in Kurrent, recognizing key genealogical terms, and recognizing common German names.