Buried Treasures: What's in the English Parish Chest

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1. LT

   Legacy Family Tree

   6 years ago

   I had not realised there is so much more information to be had, I just need to find out how to access from NZ. This is the first time I have been able to actually be here live, and I think I benefited more that way than watching afterwards. Thx so much to all involved.\n\nAppreciate the global webinars.\n\nClear, good examples, shared why records important. I'm going to go back and review his other webinars. Going to check out his blog also. \n\nexcellent \n\nExcellent - as always! Good to hear that you have signed Paul up for some of the DownUnder ones next year.\n\nExcellent information on how to access such interesting stuff :)\n\nExcellent introduction. Can't wait to start looking at my parish in Essex.\n\nExcellent presenter. I would like Paul to make a presentation on Scottish and Welsh sources available on-line.\n\nExcellent speaker. Interesting subject, but no ancestors in England.\n\nExcellent webinar. Thank you for introducing us to a new avenue of research. Hopefully I will now be able to trace my great-grandfather's birth/baptism records. He was born in Chatham, Kent to Irish born parents. \n\nExcellent! Presented so much information.\n\nExcited about seeking out the parish chest for my ancestors in England\n\nFabulous!\n\nFascinating and totally new content!\n\nGood info. Thanks\n\nGreat info!\n\nGreat resources. Years ago I found a Bastardy Order for one of my ancestors in Landkey, Devon. I was working with the Australian Child Support Agency at the time, and took a copy of the document to work. Other staff were fascinated to find that child support was in place way back in 1801.\n\nGreat show.\n\ngREAT TO HAVE TEACHERS THAT KNOW THEIR STUFF TEACH WEBINARS. PAUL KNOWS HIS STUFF. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU TAUGHT US. MARVELOUS PRESENTATION.\n\nHad to leave for dentist appointment but hope to catch up with the rest later.\n\nHe is the most informed person and entertaining as well. \n\nI had no idea there were records like this...awesome presentation\n\nI learned a lot.\n\nI learned so much. Can hardly wait to search.\n\nI will need to see this again. It was so full of information.\n\nInteresting\n\nI've heard Paul's parish chest talk several times, but the records always amaze me. I'm mostly looking at 17th century and earlier British records. They are few and far between, but I always get excited when I locate one.\n\nLearned a lot, many thanks.\n\nLots of useful information. \n\nPaul always gives valuable research tips and sources for our English ancestors.\n\nPaul is always a font of knowledge. Thank you!\n\nPaul is fun to listen to even when one is unsure if they will use the records. It was great to know where and what kinds of records might be held by a parish.\n\nPaul Milner never disappoints! His ""Buried Treasure: What's in the English Parish Chest"" is a superb presentation and an eye-opening explanation of an under-utilized resource for genealogists and family historians! Many thanks!\n\nPicked up some good pointers\n\nReally valuable information \n\nSo much informative information!\n\nSpeaker was well practiced. Slides were easy to read, and matched the topic. No problems connecting in a timely manner. (I was late getting to my computer and had to get to the webinar in less than 2 minutes) Audio was perfect. Enjoyed the information. Now I know what a parish chest is, and why it exists. \n\nThanks -- great ideas to work on.\n\nThanks to Paul for an interesting and entertaining Webinar\n\nThis webinar was quite helpful. I did not know these records existed. I hope these record sets help me locate more of my family in England.\n\nvery helpful\n\nVery helpful, now I want to ger researching.\n\nvery informative and helpful - bring on 2020 \n\nVery informative!\n\nVery informative. It was time well spent. I wasn't aware of all the parish records available. Made notes. Examples used were very helpful.\n\nVery informative. Openned a new possible door into my ancestors lives.\n\nVery interesting presentation. Points the way to following up researching the parish records for a wealth of information.\n\nVery useful for genealogists who are NOT beginners and given at a good pace.\n\nVery useful information and well-presented! Great speaker; love the accent; could listen to Paul Milner all day. \n\nWhat wonderful stuff one can obtain. Gives me possibilities for one of my so-disobliging ancestors. Very well put together and paced\n\nWonderful webinar on English Parish Chest.

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