Content
Welcome
2m 33s
Polls
2m 34s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 45s
Introduction
1m 53s
German Ancestry
12m 0s
Religion
3m 7s
The German Language
2m 48s
Interchangeable Letters
1m 50s
Classes of German Words
6m 48s
Rules for Understanding
1m 44s
Handwriting
9m 48s
German Places
9m 19s
Records
1m 55s
Parish Registers
3m 3s
Civil Registration
1m 40s
Emigration
1m 26s
Societies and Periodicals
1m 20s
Published Sources
2m 12s
Family History Library
4m 18s
Online
3m 21s
Announcements / prizes
6m 56s
Questions / answers
27m 40s
About this webinar
More Americans have German ancestry than any other ethnic group and German research sources are some of the most detailed and helpful in all of Europe, so what are you waiting for? Most German families can be documented back to the 1600s and this webinar will help you get started. You don't need to speak German or travel to Germany to have wonderful research success. We'll cover the basics, including the language, records, places and the tools you need to begin your journey to find your German ancestors.
About the speaker
Kory Meyerink, professional genealogist, is accredited in four areas (Germany, Midwest, Eastern States and New England U.S.), specializing in the colonial northeast and tracing the origins of German a...
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