Irish Genealogical Records in the 17th-19th Centuries

Judith Eccles Wight, AG

Mar 17, 2015

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Welcome

3m 48s

Speaker's Introduction

1m 43s

Introduction

43s

17th Century Records

32s

Church Records

3m 14s

Ministers

55s

Military Records

1m 7s

Estate Records

2m 0s

Taxation & Census Substitutes

1m 51s

Court Records

1m 45s

School Records

1m 35s

1641 Rebellion Depositions

1m 48s

Transplanters' Certificates

1m 55s

The Irish Manuscripts Commission

3m 17s

Registry of Deeds (1708)

1m 20s

Census & Census Substitutes

3m 32s

Convert Rolls

1m 15s

Freeholders & Voters Lists

33s

Other 18th Century Sources

50s

19th Century Records

4m 38s

Civil Registration

1m 10s

Government Censuses

2m 50s

Old Age Pension Records

1m 11s

Records of the Poor

4m 34s

Workhouse Records

1m 2s

Court Records

1m 4s

Passenger Lists

2m 53s

Institution Records

2m 29s

Taxation Records

1m 53s

Griffiths Valuation

1m 5s

Dog License Tax

31s

Voters Records

24s

Occupation Sources

40s

Business Records

1m 49s

Conclusion

4m 3s

Announcements / prizes

8m 7s

Questions / answers

16m 10s

After-webinar party

16m 59s

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About this webinar

Ireland research expert, Judy Wight, will teach about 17th-19th century genealogy records using different case studies in this day-after-St. Patrick's Day webinar.

About the speaker

Judith Eccles Wight, AG

Owner of Wight House Research, Judy has been an Accredited Genealogist specializing in Ireland (30+ years) and Scotland (10+ years).  She writes extensively for genealogical periodicals and is a ...

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