GPS: Finding Your Way Through Tough Research Problems

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1. LT

   Legacy Family Tree

   7 years ago

   Appreciate talk about a wide range of types of records\n\nCase studies are excellent for learning!\n\nCase studies are the best way to learn. Thanks\n\nCase study makes the argument easy to follow.\n\nclear info and good charts.\n\nEasy to listen to, spoke slowly and steady\n\nEncourages me to dig into sources I haven't spent enough time with. I like spreadsheets and like the way he uses them.\n\nExcellent \n\nExcellent and very practical approach\n\nExcellent case study, well-presented. It was very clear how he reached his conclusions using indirect evidence.\n\nExcellent case study; thorough and easy to follow. Thank you. \n\nExcellent demonstration of showing how to find a missing person and proving relationships. Well done!\n\nExcellent examples of indirect evidence and showing how it all tied together to prove relationships.\n\nExcellent presentation\n\nExcellent presentation and good tips of how to present your findings.\n\nExcellent presentation,. Picked up a few more pointers to try.\n\nExcellent presentation. \n\nExcellent presentation. \n\nExcellent presentation. Well thought out and plotted. Enjoyed!\n\nExcellent well explained outline of the process of following the Genealogical Proff Standard.\n\nExcellent!\n\nEXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nExcellent, love the BCG series.\n\nExcellent. Great things to know when I get to this point.\n\nFantastic, wonderful information. Any genealogist would save LOTS of time and MONEY by listening to this before they begin their ancestor hunts.\n\nJim Ison did a wonderful job and had such a great example to talk about. It made me more encouraged about finding ancestors I'm having a tough time finding. Using charts and tables will be a good thing for me to start routinely using. THANKS FOR PRESENTING THIS WEBINAR.\n\nGood handout. The presenter taught much more than was on the handout and did not just read his slides to the audience. I enjoyed all the types of records he used and like his hints to look at all records of the surname in a record type.\n\nGreat case study. Well presented. Liked the reminders at the end of further learning opportunities and sharing options.\n\nGreat step-by-step case study! I learned some great strategies and ideas for my own research.\n\nGreat topic, great presentation (oral and slides).\n\ngreat useful techniques and tools\n\nHis path (research) was very clear and simply stated. Encouraging in a way... that persistence and attention can get you there. thanks!\n\nI don't think I even blinked during the presentation. The time flew by and was soooooo very interesting and informative. \n\nI had visitors drop in and missed most of it; I'm looking forward to watching it again.\n\nI have a good idea how to proceed with finding my "elusive" gg grandfather's family.\n\nI have never encountered one of your webinars that was not useful! This is just another one of those! Thanks\n\nI learned more information \n\nI liked the case study, which gave me new ideas on how to search for someone if you don't know their name as a child in early census records.\n\nI love case studies and how you can see practical application. This is one of my favorite webinars so far! I am going to watch it a second time.\n\nI love case studies and this was an excellent example.\n\nI love case studies.\n\nI really appreciated the level of genealogy knowledge that the presenter provided.\n\nI really enjoy case studies. Even though this was an evening webinar, I stayed alert!!\n\nI think he presented a good case that correlated evidence that most people could understand.\n\nI think the "case study" approach was effective.\n\nI though James Ison did a great job. I'm stuck on some pre-1850 census problems and I liked how he broke down trying to find the father by comparing possible households by age/sex. I am going to try that now. Thank you. \n\nI thought the case study was excellent as was the chart of census records. \n\nImpressive explanation of use of indirect evidence. Gave me some great ideas of things to do on my problems\n\nit gave me ap plan for doing my reach \n\nIt was excellent. By far the best I've attended. Very well and clearly presented, with useful information and guidance.\n\nIt was really outstanding. \n\nIt was very informative, and reminded me to do things that I know that I should do to track down evidence and record it. \n\nJames Ison was very well prepared. It was easy to follow his plan. I learned about records that I have not been consulting.\n\nJoh Ison is always thorough\n\nLearned a lot about how important it is to document as you go!\n\nListening and taking notes will help me greatly. \n\nLots of good information about what resources to look at. Make charts and time lines, I need to do more of that. \n\nLots of great ideas about tough research questions and how to search where you think there is zilch.\n\nLots of great info\n\nLots of great information and presented in a very logical way and easy to understand all of the key points. Thank you very much

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