Finding Families in New Zealand

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1. LT

   Legacy Family Tree

   6 years ago

   A really good basic webinar for people starting out, also. I got some good ideas:)\n\nDiscovered quite a few things that I shall follow up. The School records seem to be a lot more informative than I thought. Many Thanks.\n\nExcellent \n\nExcellent - thorough, detailed and engaging, thanks!\n\nExcellent and informative seminar today. Fiona demonstrated her expertise in NZ records and showed us clearly how to access and use them\n\nExcellent presentation\n\nExcellent. Fiona answered my question about my aunt and uncle which I very much appreciate. I didn't realize there was an earlier webinar on New Zealand so I'm off to watch that one. Thanks again for these great webinars.\n\nExquisite! \n\nFionas presentation was very clear and easy to understand if just startng genealogy. Have learnt a few new avenues to continue my research. Many thanks.\n\nGreat session Fiona. I was really interested in the history of electoral rolls in NZ as I am an Aussie and have used the Australian rolls extensively to find out the finer details of family movement.The female suffrage information was really informative and also the browsing of the rolls that have not been indexed. I have researched my husbands Kiwi family using the NZSG Kiwi Collection and found it very helpful, but your discussion of pupils ages and exam registers will add another level to my researching.\n\nGreat to see another webinar focused on a particular geographic area. Knowledgeable speaker. Good pace.\n\nGreat, I have another couple of websites to look at here in NZ. \n\nI'm off to look at the NZ electoral rolls.\n\nLoved this webinar. With oodles of cousins etc. in New Zealand it is really going to help me with my research. A great big thanks to Fiona.\n\nMost informative/ interesting. Very coherent and organised presenter.\n\nMy first such experience. A great speaker known to me. Perfect clear crisp talking. Now need syllabus / contents.\n\nNRA has some school lists... Good spread sheet use - thanks. Invercargill Library has Southland schools list!\n\nnever been to one before but got lots of information that will hopefully help me in my search. thanks Geoff and Fiona. north Canterbury nz\n\nNZ is only a side interest but I know where to go if/when I need to.\n\nOutstanding! \n\nPleasing to see some record collections covered that are beyond the obvious BDM's (in this case electoral rolls & school records)\n\nReally appreciated the info on electoral roles ... another source to explore. Thanks.\n\nReally good thanks. Biggest ahaaa was learning more about the electoral roll structures and changes. Also Digitalnz was totally new to me. (I am New Zealander who lives in Australia) Always one more thing to learn!!! Thanks.\n\nRelevant. Good time slot!\n\nSorry had to leave early - will listen to it again this evening. Thank you\n\nSpeaker was clear and spoke at a good pace.\n\nSuch excellent alternatives to our non existant census records, thak you soooo much for this weninar :)\n\nSuperb webinar - my first. I've been doing my own research since 2000 and while knowing many sites learnt about so many new areas, Thank you\n\nThe presentation was first rate. Bit of a disappoint to find so few records exist there. Not the funnest fact I’ve learned of late. Her examples and illustrations were great with screens clean and not overly littered. All in all well done!\n\nThis was excellent. Thank you so much Fiona :-) \n\nVery informative picking up on a lot of new resources available I was unaware of.\n\nVery informative. I live in NZ and have been researching my family history for 30 years. Learnt of a few websites I didn't know about, thank you Fiona\n\nVery interesting and thank you\n\nwell done i have had no luck but now have starting info to hunt down.\n\nWell done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nWell organised and presented. Thank you.\n\nWell presented and great suggestion of family table to track through school records. Could be applied to electoral, voting, or census in any country!

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