When many start their Irish family history research they often head straight for the larger national repositories and their collections. Census records and parish registers are a great starting point for our research but don’t always help you in breaking through those brick walls. What many overlook when researching their Irish family history is the treasure trove of local repositories and the records they contain. These include street directories, cemetery registers, maps, school rolls, workhouse records and even personal family archives. The majority of Irish counties on both sides of the border have their own dedicated county library and archive which are run by local councils. This webinar will examine some of the records contained in local repositories and how best to use them for genealogical research.
Comments (76)
Great seminar as it shared resources and facts of which I was not aware. I look forward to investigating the shared links
Very interesting webinar. The presenter spoke very slowly, but I did obtain some helpful new websites to investigate. Thank you.
So many good suggestions for your not so typical go to resources!
Thank you, David for an Excellent Presentation of Irish Resources! Thank you, Marian for your skills as a moderator & host. As always, great job!
Would love info on researching Roscommon before 1850.
Very interesting and informative! I am going to see if any of the resources are available online for County Kerry.
I don't have any until I try some of the resources given to see what is available.
Very informative. Really enjoyed this webinar. Can wait to look at the many useful websites. Thank you.