Seven Immigration Methodologies, with Case Studies Across the Centuries (a 2021 Reisinger Lecture)

David S. Ouimette, CG, CGL
Oct 8, 2021
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About this webinar

Family historians face significant challenges tracing immigrant ancestors. Changes in language, culture, family composition, given name, surname, country of residence, and occupation tend to obscure the origins of many immigrants. This presentation introduces seven methodologies to effectively trace immigrant origins, illustrated with examples from the early 1600s to the early 1900s.

About the speaker

David Ouimette, Certified Genealogist®, Certified Genealogical Lecturer℠, manages Content Strategy for Asia and the Pacific at FamilySearch, prioritizing records of genealogical value for digital pres...
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  1. GA
    Gail Albert
    4 years ago

    Excellent webinar - so many methods I can use. Thank you

  2. WV
    Webinar Viewer
    4 years ago

    Thank you for the introduction to the 7 methodologies today. I look forward to trying the methods on my research.

  3. WV
    Webinar Viewer
    4 years ago

    Excellent! Really enjoyed seeing the examples you put together for this; this has given me some good ideas on how to approach one of my research problems.

  4. BW
    Bonnie Whyte
    4 years ago

    Excellent and new ideas!

  5. WV
    Webinar Viewer
    4 years ago

    Very logical and detailed explanations. Great webinar.

  6. GH
    Gayle Hyden
    4 years ago

    Wonderful! So much information to use for learning more about my immigrants on this side and the home country!! Amazing techniques to use - NOW!! Than You!!!!

  7. LB
    Lynnea Buchanan-Barnett
    4 years ago

    Great information about Surname and Cluster research. I have to watch this again, but this time take notes.

  8. PW
    Pamela Wile
    4 years ago

    Well done! I'm inspired to do better research on my immigrant ancestors!

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