Researching Your Tennessee Ancestors

J. Mark Lowe, FUGA

Aug 5, 2014

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Content

Welcome

3m 5s

Speaker's Introduction

1m 52s

Introduction

1m 59s

Longhunters

1m 14s

Tennessee Timeline

3m 13s

State of Frankland

1m 8s

Connections

4m 14s

Military District

53s

Grants

3m 19s

Military Warrant

1m 30s

Research Strategies That Work

57s

Choose a Focus Area

4m 24s

What Do You Know?

1m 23s

Look for Clues

2m 16s

Learn About Record Types

1m 3s

Finding Records Types

7m 15s

Boundary Changes

3m 7s

Adjacent Jurisdictions

40s

Locate Churches

1m 1s

County Histories

1m 18s

Locate Property

1m 31s

Use Road Lists

48s

Essential Records

13s

Marriage Bonds

3m 2s

Marriage Register

1m 18s

Death Records

3m 33s

Chronicling America

37s

FamilySearch Catalog

1m 20s

FamilySearch

2m 33s

Land Records

2m 10s

Tax Records

33s

Other Online Resources

6m 34s

Announcements / prizes

4m 57s

Questions / answers

16m 11s

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About this webinar

Learn about the valuable resources that describe the pioneers who crossed the mountains to Tennessee. Discover the hidden wonders that may help you resolve problem ancestors in the Volunteer State. Understand how records were created and where to find the ones you need.

About the speaker

J. Mark Lowe, FUGA

J. Mark Lowe is a professional genealogist, author, and lecturer who specializes in original records and manuscripts throughout the South. Mark lives in Robertson County, Tennessee that lies in northe...

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