Content
Welcome
1m 24s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 5s
Introduction
6m 14s
Key Boundary Changes
7m 43s
Archives
15m 9s
Key Online Material
9m 19s
Societies
3m 26s
Specific Considerations
9m 58s
Final Thoughts
4m 51s
Announcements / prizes
9m 25s
Questions / answers
23m 5s
About this webinar
Learn all about the key resources available for researching ancestors in the counties of Cumberland and Westmorland. Discover the key archives covering these counties and how to use their catalogues and other resources. Find out where records can be found online both within the main commercial websites and other sites. Learn about key historical events that may impact your research in the ‘Lake Counties’. Investigate where else you can get help for researching here such as published resources and local and family history societies. At the end of this talk, you will be set up for starting your research on your Cumberland and Westmorland ancestors. Note that the talk assumes you have already watched ‘Introduction to County Research in England’.
About the speaker
Joe Saunders provides family, local and house history research as well as problem solving, family tree charts, writing up research, document transcription and archival photography. He uses social hist...
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Comments (23)
Just what I needed for my latest project! Thanks!
Thank you, Joe. This was a very informative class. What beautiful pictures!
Great presentation but I would like more slides that correspond to what he is talking about.
Fantastic! Thank you for a wonderful presentation with lots of information.
I have learned from Joe Saunders once before and would absolutely love to hear more from him. He is very knowledgeable and his presentations flow very well. However, I wish he would embellish his slides; there is way too much information given without a change of slide to match the transition.
Great webinar filled with good info
Great information.
Lots of good information for where some of my ancestors lived. Thank you.