Content
Welcome
50s
Introduction
50s
Home Sources
1m 33s
Genealogy Forms
6m 16s
Organization
6m 21s
Records
7m 12s
Planning
6m 6s
Researching Online
3m 33s
On Location
5m 24s
Avoiding Mistakes
6m 33s
Announcements / prizes
1m 16s
Questions / answers
5m 37s
About this webinar
The desire to discover our ancestors continues to grow in popularity with the addition of online trees, genealogy TV shows, and the popularity of DNA tests. In this presentation, we will look at how to begin to create a family tree, learn what documents may provide information, and how and where to find them. Using a research plan, organization, and avoiding mistakes are also important habits for every beginner to understand and implement from day one. This presentation will give beginners the confidence they need to begin and move forward with building a correct family tree.
About the speaker
Cheri Hudson Passey is a Professional Genealogist, Instructor, Writer, and Speaker and the owner of Carolina Girl Genealogy, LLC . Cheri is the host of the genealogy chat show GenFriends and is a gene...
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Comments (73)
Very well done! Thank you so much, I did my tree in a hurry in the beginning.Now I am going to start over and do it correctly
I will be organizing !!
Great content for someone getting started and a good review for seasoned researchers.
Great presentation! I have younger family members I trying to enlist in family research. This is a nice, concise, well organized presentation to share with them. Even as an experienced researcher, the ideas were a great reinforcement of proper practice. Thank you !
Great info and presentation!!
Organized!
An absolutely excellent presentation. I teach many people how to start and do their family histories and I was checking to see that I had covered all the basics. What I got today, was a reminder, that for people who don't have a lot of money...there are certain times of FREE ACCESS. I will pass that along. Thanks.
Lots of great info for those new to family history, and even some tips for those who have been doing this for a long time.