England Records Beyond the Grave Part 6: Death Duty Registers • FamilySearch

England Records Beyond the Grave, 8 Lessons

England Records Beyond the Grave Part 6: Death Duty Registers

Presenter: Raymon Naisbitt, M.Ed., AG®

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This presentation walks learners through the process of finding and using England Death Duty Registers to find more information about their ancestors after death.

Language: English

Lesson Content

England Records Beyond the Grave Handout

England Records Beyond the Grave

8 Lessons

England Records Beyond the Grave Part 1: Introduction

This presentation gives learners an overview into using England Records Beyond the Grave and introduces various record sets.
England Records Beyond the Grave Part 2: Probate Records

This presentation walks learners through the process of finding and using England Probate records to find their ancestor's wills.
England Records Beyond the Grave Part 3: Burial Records

This presentation walks learners through the process of finding and using England Burial records in the parish registers to find their ancestor's.
England Records Beyond the Grave Part 4: Monumental Inscriptions

This presentation walks learners through the process of finding and using England Monumental Inscriptions to find more information about their ancestor's.
England Records Beyond the Grave Part 5: Newspapers

This presentation walks learners through the process of finding and using England Newspapers to find information about their ancestor's death.
England Records Beyond the Grave Part 6: Death Duty Registers

This presentation walks learners through the process of finding and using England Death Duty Registers to find more information about their ancestors after death.
England Records Beyond the Grave Part 7: Death Certificates

This presentation walks learners through the process of finding and using England Death Certificates.
England Records Beyond the Grave Part 8: Cemetery Registers

This presentation walks learners through the process of finding and using England Cemetery Registers to find where their ancestors were buried.

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