Here we will learn how to search the Death and Burial Records (Dauðir) for Iceland.
Here we will learn how to search the Marriage Records (Hjónaband) for Iceland.
Here we will learn how to search the Confirmation Records (Fermdir) for Iceland.
In this lesson, you will learn how to find the birth and christening records used in the church records.
Introduction of where Iceland is located and keywords in Icelandic used in the church records.
The Scottish Statistical Accounts are a rich source of historical context. Written by the ministers of each parish, they give details such as the number of parishioners, occupations, local traditions, and more. Come learn how to access them online and how they can help you understand what your ancestors' daily lives may have been like.
Overview of the website Scottish Indexes. This site includes indexes to poor records, asylum records, a paternity index, a criminal database, and more.
This class explains the best Bornholm specific websites for your genealogical research.
This class will introduce the maps and available tools found at mapy.cz and maps.arcanum.com. Learn how to view and use historical maps of Czechia and other parts of Europe.
An introduction to the GenTeam website and how to register to use the ree website. This class focuses on how to use the Gazetteer of the Austrian, Czech, Slovak, and Slovenian Republic. This gazetteer can help identify parishes and archives where records are held.
This class explains how jurisdictions within Prague work in relation to research, as well as showing how to navigate the Prague City Archives website online to find records.
Learn how to navigate the website of the Prague Regional Archives to find your ancestor's birth, marriage, and death records
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