This lecture details the resources available for researching your New England ancestors who arrived during the Great Migration from England from 1620-1640. Discussion of the scholarship and resources both published and online created by the Great Migration Study Project will be covered.
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It was a very concise and valuable overview.
I am so impressed with this presenter's vast knowledge. Saturday I watched his webinar about Confederate Pension Files in the Capital District (New York) Genealogical Society's webinar series. His presentation style is engaging; he has ready answers to the questions. Great webinar!
Learned so much more than I expected with David's excellent explanations and examples re various sources of information about our very early ancestors in these first communities. Superb!
Personally tracking ancestors and relatives from both Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay Colonies dating back to Roger Conant's arrival and migration through New England. This seminar provided valuable insight into research guides and sources beyond those already known and used. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
This was a good review of various research sources and will be valuable to beginning genealogists. I will follow the progress of The Great Migration Directory to determine if I can find additional information on my New England ancestors.
Any webinar featuring David Allen Lambert is a must see!
Great information that gave me some new leads on my original New England settlers.
Missed the start and will definitely go see it all again!