Genealogy TV Community: KZread recently changed the way they allow us to monetize our channels. We now need a minimum of 1000 subscribers. Sounds daunting right? I’m fully confident I’ll get there and FULLY COMMITTED to bring free genealogy video to family historians. NC ANCESTRY and GENEALOGY TV (2 channels) is where I’ll do that. You could help me out a bunch by SUBSCRIBING. It’s all free and painless, but it would be huge for me. Oh and one more thing… it’s a crazy goal… but I’m trying to get to 1000 subs by Christmas. What a great gift that would be for me- huh? Can you help me get there? Thanks Connie.

The tip on contacting the local library is spot on. I contacted my relative's home town library about why five of my ancestors were buried on the same date and they were more than anxious to help research things for me. Turns out their graves were relocated at the same time from one cemetery to another creating a lot of misinformation about their death dates. Burial dates were being recorded as death dates when in reality they all died at separate times.

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Thanks for the “spot on” comment and sharing your example.

Watching from just South of Houston, Texas. Researching mainly in Ohio and Michigan

watching from Northern Minnesota. I started about a year ago but still feel new to this. So glad I found you.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic. Thank you Susan. And thank you for supporting Genealogy TV.

Hi I'm from the UK and just started my genealogy journey, i stumbled across you by accident but am loving your videos :)

@GenealogyTV

11 ай бұрын

Oh fantastic. Welcome to the Genealogy family. You're going to love it.

I am 91 plus years old: My paternal grandmother is a mystery. She supposedly died in a boarding house in New York. Around 1901. But I found some info that suggested, I use that term loosely, she was buried in Ireland, her home country. County Tyrone. Using the five tips, I am going to create a Google Slide file and work on the tips. PS: I had six honest serving men; they taught me all I knew: How, and When, and Where. What, and Why, and Who. Apologies to Rudyard Kipling if I missed something. Thanks very much for the KZread videos.😁

@GenealogyTV

Жыл бұрын

Good luck with your research. Enjoy the journey.

I only started genealogy back in December and recently came across this channel. I know quite a little info on my maternal side going back to the 1820s to the 1850s but my paternal side is a bit of a mystery. My paternal great grandfathers parents are not known. I have watched some of your videos and they have helped me so far but I decided to watch this playlist from the very beginning. I hope to obtain more knowledge from this playlist. Thank you! 😊

@GenealogyTV

Жыл бұрын

This was a smart move. Especially as a beginner, by watching this playlist kzread.info/head/PLiMXWjHlj5RR12Cc859K76dLKP14t8sAo you'll get started on the right foot from the beginning. You might consider taking an AncestryDNA test too. When you get your results, you can look at the DNA cousin matches that are on your mothers side and look at those DNA cousins trees (when they are public). That will provide clues. Just remember to look at the sources, not all member trees are accurate. Here is my affiliate link to Ancestry DNA... although, if you wait until one of the holidays, it will be on sale. Like Mother's Day is likely the next time it will be on sale. prf.hn/click/camref:1101l4aFW/creativeref:1011l28282

Watching from Mid-coast Maine,originally from CT. My maternal side is from SC and paternal side from NY and MI,though back 4 generations of paternal side its Poland and Germany. Somewhere my mother’s ancestors are English,French and Irish but haven’t been able to get that far back yet.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Once you get back to Poland, go see my video on Polish research. kzread.info/dash/bejne/m2h61biKdtivp5M.html

Just found your channel! Watching from Oklahoma, and trying to learn all I can as I start my genealogical journey. I wish I had started sooner, as I’ve lost almost all of my older relatives. I’m on the Cherokee Tribal roll (from both parents) and have started trying to trace my Cherokee roots. There is so much misinformation online, I’m finding it daunting to comb through. Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge and experience.

Watching from south Louisiana. Just began the search for my family genealogy. It is quite addictive. So far I am hitting lots of road blocks but pushing forward. Thanks for your videos. Cannot wait to watch them all.

@GenealogyTV

4 ай бұрын

That is awesome! Welcome to the Genie family.

Great start, Connie! Looking forward to more!

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bill. I really appreciate it.

Hi, Connie! I'm watching from Davis Junction, IL. I am so thankful that I have found this channel! I'm excited to get started on my family research!

@GenealogyTV

3 ай бұрын

Perfect. Welcome.

I live in Canon City, Colorado, but almost all of my ancestry research goes back to St. Louis, MO where my family is from. I lived there for the first 60 years of my life. Unfortunately, all of my parent's generation are now deceased, so I cannot talk to them. I will need to talk to my brother and cousins to see what they have. Thanks for this series.

I’m watching from Leicestershire, England. So glad I have found your channel.

Watching from Bloomington, Illinois. I found you here about a year ago and I really enjoy your episodes, Connie! Keep 'em coming!

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Marilyn!

My research question is, “ who is my paternal great grandfather?” I have been doing genealogy for over 30 years, learning along the way and also from my good friend who is an experienced genealogist. Thank you so much for your videos. I am learning so many things from them to help me more effectively do research, analyze DNA test results, and organize the information my sister and I gather. I appreciate being able to start at the beginning and do all the videos in an organized fashion so that I will have a better overall understanding of how to more effectively research my family tree. Lois

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lois.

Watching from Virginia but most of my ancestors are from NC and TN! So glad I found your channel!

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Laura

Thank you! You are a blessing from Kentucky!❤

@GenealogyTV

2 ай бұрын

You are so welcome

This should be a great and helpful series! I've done a bit of family research here and there over the years, but never anything too challenging. Recently, I came across some old photos from eBay and am interested in finding out whatever I can about these people, and even possibly return the pictures to descendants if they'd like.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic. Enjoy the journey.

Watching from Millington, TN. Starting back on my family history after a couple of decades. Thanks.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@MichaelPackard1403

3 жыл бұрын

@@GenealogyTV Do you have videos on becoming certified?

Glad I found you. I started GENEALOGY after my mother passed away a few years ago and I found her GENEALOGY research papers. But the curious question that you brought upon as tip #1 was, I found some items suggesting that my mom was married before. Nothing was ever said by anyone in my family. I only have his name and military service number. Fast forward to today and all I have found is 2 muster rolls he was on in the Navy back in the late 40's I look forward to watching all your videos.

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

Go on familysearch.com and search for marriage records. They probably have more marriage records than anyone. Also check ancestry.com.

I'm watching from Manchester England - really pleased I came accross your video channel.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Oh fantastic. Thanks for watching.

Camden, SC... originally from Edgemoor, SC. I went to Clemson for college and then married my middle school sweetheart who enlisted in the USAF. We have lived in Arizona, Texas and Maryland even though he was deployed on TDYs to Korea, Saudi, Turkey, UAE and Panama. I started researching as a casual hobby as a teenager and off/on thru the years. Now I am a 58 yr old retired RN with plenty of time on my hands. Thank goodness researching is now so much easier due to the internet and all the genealogy sites across all of social media. Back in the day a person had to physically go the libraries, archives, historical societies and family history centers. I still love to physically go to those places and I absolutely love walking in old cemeteries. Some times going physically to places are just better. My Mom who is turning 80 in July is coming to my granddaughter's 6th birthday party this Saturday. I have a list of questions for her and I can't wait for her answers and her family stories. Both my brothers will be here, also so we will be laughing until our sides hurt. So far my son, my mom and myself have taken the DNA test. I am giving a DNA test to my husband, daughter, both grandchildren and both my brothers for their birthday or Christmas. My Dad's sister (my aunt) is 77 yrs old and she is sending me all the records, information and photos from my dad's side. My aunt and her husband are the family historians on my dad's side. My mom is from TN and my great aunt in the middle 80's gave me that side of the family's information and the books she bought from the local historical societies. It's a treasure trove of information. I also have several books from my dad's side. My great-great-great-great uncle was a preacher during the Civil War and transported the local boys that were killed back home to Chester County, SC to their loved ones. His granddaughters' published his diaries from that time period. Sorry for the epistle but I am just so excited about getting serious in my genealogy research. I love all your videos, the website and social media pages. I have learned in a month more than I did in the 40 years prior. THANK YOU!!!

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

I love your enthusiasm. I’m glad you’re learning a lot. I would suggest you try and get a DNA test from all of those elderly folks in your family. I will only help you research your family history. Of course make sure you ask them before you bring a DNA test to their house.

@marianneodell7637

3 жыл бұрын

Wow-you are so fortunate to have all that info!! I have very little. I know there USED to be info,but I think when my grandmother died (1980) my parents just tossed a lot of stuff-they weren’t interested.....☹️

I love your teaching style and although I have been doing genealogy since 2005, I never had any "formal" instruction or direction, I just sort of jumped in. I decided to start with your beginners videos to learn the right way to approach genealogy, especially since I had to destroy my paternal side of my research and tree (DNA showed that the man I had researched wasn't my birth father, although my mother was married to him at the time. That is a whole 'nother story.) Anyway, I have some brick walls and thought if I go back to square one and learn how to research properly, I may be able to break through. My dilemma (and I mentioned this in another post to another video) is that I have close 2nd and 3rd DNA cousins that I have no clue how we connect although we have many shared matches. I have narrowed it down to my mother's side of the family through shared matches, however I am 74 years young, everyone in my family is long gone and there is no one to ask. I have spent hours going in circles trying to find out who is the connecting link but all I am doing is going around in circles. Hoping that I can learn how to approach the question and eventually find the answer. Please forgive me for this long post and thank you for your work, I don't have much but have become a patron because I believe in the work you do and want you to be able to continue your good work. Bless you.

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

Naomi, thank you for the compliments. I love your strategy of starting over. I have a suggestion for you. Starting with yourself and working backwards, write a little stories about each person. It’s amazing when you write a story how details come to light that you didn’t notice before. You might even consider posting them on a Facebook page specific to your ancestors surname. If you have any family left that would be interested you could share that page with them. I can’t tell you how many little discoveries I’ve made by writing a little mini articles and realized as I’m writing “oh wait a minute I forgot to look at that” whatever “that” is. Those little stories can become a book down the road.

Watching in Southwest Iowa. Been researching my family tree since my oldest was in 6th grade trying to find her family crest.

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Do some digging on the internet.... I know I've run across websites that specialize in family crests... just make sure they're legit and not just trying to sell you something. Thanks for watching... and commenting.

I'm 4 years late to this, but thank you so much for this tour into learning genealogy. I am from Australia and have been researching for just over a year now. I'm hoping to learn how to delve deeper into individual histories and gain more resources to advance my resource. The one thing I want to know most about my family history is how to better access international records, specifically British records. There is a window in between 1882 & 1912 where its been so difficult to find birth and death records for many of my ancestors in that period of time.

@GenealogyTV

Жыл бұрын

I don’t stop at birth and death records. Look for census records, tax records, local history’s, and so on.

@feliciagaffney1998

10 ай бұрын

You are never too late... this is why YT creators have videos for folks to watch in the future! And you can review all the videos again to find more ways around your brick walls, after you have exhausted the things you remembered from the first time watching the videos! Good luck! Your ancestors are there waiting for you to find them! Don't forget to research the other children of the unions, as they will also be able to offer bread cumbs and clues to follow!

Watching from Elk Plain, WA Recently discovered your videos ❤

@GenealogyTV

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Watching from Utah. Thanks for the help

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to help

Watching from Massachusetts! Just found your video on Thrulines and watched that, which was great, btw, now going to start from the beginning!

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

+Cheryl Salvi Excellent! Happy hunting.

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

+Cheryl Salvi BTW how did you hear about my channel.

@cherylsalvi9936

5 жыл бұрын

@@GenealogyTV I was already on youtube looking at other genealogy videos and saw the picture for your video, clicked and watched and subscribed!

Love watching all your videos. Would like to see Brunswick County, NC. Thanks..C Price

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Larry. Go to the videos about New Hanover County on the NC Ancestry YT channel. Many of the resources for Brunswick are in New Hanover Co. Public Library NC Room. Look for the playlist at KZread.com/NCAncestry (if you haven’t already).

I am watching from the Shenadoah Valley in VA. My interest started in my teens with my Great-Grandfather and his family when he told me that his grandfather was in the CW and never came home. Unfortunately, I don't have any older family members to ask. I have since found out what happened to him on my own.

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

Well that sounds like some good detective work on your own. Nice job.

I'm in detroit I love your videos keep up the good work

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That was nice.

I won the lottery....by finding your videos! I live south of Tampa & north of Sarasota, Florida. I have been out of doing genealogy for years and all my papers are all mixed up. I’m just getting organized, I have taken a DNA test. My maternal grandmother’s came from or lived in the iQuebec, Canada. . My grandfather family entered Boston, Massachusetts around 1620. We did move into Watertown and then into Billerica. My father was an active Army officer for over 30 years. I married anArmy office and he served on active duty for 22 yeas. Our first assignment was in Nuremberg, Germany for 3 years. They brought him back due to a family health issue. atten

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Peggy, Thanks for the compliments. To help you get organized, watch this video called Good Filing Habits from the Start. It will save you a ton of time, getting stuff organized this way. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aauc2MOchdyyeLA.html

watching from south suburb of Chicago, IL.

watching from North Carolina. New to Genealogy

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Well you’re in the right place. I have free set of videos for beginners. Check out the playlist called Learn Genealogy, start from the beginning with the video called Curiosity. I’m in NC too. Welcome neighbor.

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Also know that I have a North Carolina channel called NC Ancestry at kzread.info and NCAncestry.com

Norman, OK here. Starting my research with this video and some documents/records from my father. Who is My Great Great Grand father and when/where was my GGGF born

Council Bluffs, Iowa😊

I need to start over with regards to methodology and record keeping. I have a lot of good data but it took me 40 years or more to get here!

@GenealogyTV

Жыл бұрын

You can do it!

@conniemurdoch8528

Жыл бұрын

@@GenealogyTV I’m giving myself a year (the Academy) to firm up and document everything I have and build a solid set of documents and records. I am using your templates and filing methods to make sure that everything I have gathered so far is as solid as I can make it so that anyone that comes after me can pick up where I’ve left off. I plan to give a copy to the local library and the local archives so that it is at least cataloged somewhere. I’m 72 now so it’s time to make some plans to pass this along to the next generation.

Watching from Lubbock, TX. Just now really getting started....always interested in new facts as well as the old stories related to family history.

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Wonderful. If you’re just getting started I recommend going through the Learn Genealogy playlist. Thanks for watching. Feel free to ask questions. I’ll do my best to answer them, or maybe another viewer will too. Here is the playlist. Learn Genealogy kzread.info/head/PLiMXWjHlj5RR12Cc859K76dLKP14t8sAo

Just found your channel! I’m in Athens, Ga.

@GenealogyTV

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome!!

Brownfield, Texas

After calling my mom for mother's day, it reignited my interest in Genelology. Her semi estranged father was said to be adopted. However, when he was alive, he refused to discuss anything about his past. I want to know more. I still have to figure out how to obtain access to archives from SC and NC, even though I live in GA, but at least I have some idea of where to start now. Thank you.

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

You should know I have another KZread channel and website under the name NC Ancestry. There I talk more about North Carolina. Check out archives.ncdcr.gov/ for NC state archives. Also UNC Wilson Library library.unc.edu/wilson/digital-collections/ and my website NCAncestry.com.

I am in Tempe, Arizona. But i have lived in New York, Florida and Mexico.

@GenealogyTV

2 жыл бұрын

I just want to thank you for your continued support. You may get this message a couple of times as I'm trying to clear out old comments... but I do appreciate you.

Currently living in Arkansas, but I've lived in Illinois, Minnesota, Texas, and New Mexico as well-not that any of that matters since I've been the nomad of my family. My paternal grandmother came from the Philippines with 4 of my aunts and uncles in tow. I would like to dive deeper into her heritage. Also, my paternal grandfather's roots date back to post-Revolution era, but I've hit a brick wall.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Keep digging. You’ll likely break down that brick wall. Use FAN club strategies to help.

@martyepperly5803

3 жыл бұрын

@@GenealogyTV Sorry, I'm not familiar with FAN club strategies yet.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Watch my video on FAN club research. What is F.A.N. Club Research for Genealogy and Family History? kzread.info/dash/bejne/ooyDptB-orq-dto.html

Just found your channel and it is awesome! I am watching from wayyyyyyy Northern California (like 5 hours north of SF!).

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

Well welcome to the Genealogy TV nation. 👍

My great grand father( i think) severed in the red army as a cook on the Japanese front

North Carolina ❤️

@GenealogyTV

2 жыл бұрын

❤️NC

Hi my name is Cynthia my family is living in Kitchener Canada. My mother previous to her passing was a genealogist herself in fact to my knowledge, the first female one in Ontario. So I have a lot of genealogy done by her however I have no idea what I’m doing. I don’t even know where to start and where to go from there. I feel inspired to do this, not desired.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Start with what you know and work backwards. Watch the Playlist Learn Genealogy From the Beginning. kzread.info/head/PLiMXWjHlj5RR12Cc859K76dLKP14t8sAo or these are my favorite starter videos. "Kick Start Guide" kzread.info/dash/bejne/qmV_xtGue7mxp9o.html , "Good Filing From the Start" kzread.info/dash/bejne/aauc2MOchdyyeLA.html and then get started on Ancestry.com with a free trial. Here’s my affiliate link prf.hn/click/camref:1101l4aFW/creativeref:1011l28781

Where do I find your eBook and handouts so i can download them for future reference? I just found you so i started with your Beginning series. I started many years ago from the notes my mother left.

@GenealogyTV

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Sandra, There are 3 WAYS to get the HANDOUTS! 1) Become a Channel Member (Info Access level $9.99/month). Gets you early release of videos + all handouts. KZread.com/genealogytv/join. Handouts are in the blog posts on the Community tab at KZread.com/GenealogyTV/Community. 2) All handouts can be purchased individually ($5 - $10) at Genealogytv.org/handouts/ 3) Become a monthly Patron (Happy Dance $15/Month) or more, get early release of the videos + handouts emailed to you weekly. Patreon.com/GenealogyTV. Thanks for asking!

Hello, I am trying to find where my GG Grandfather David "Henry" Beheler/Boheler is buried. He died September 8, 1923 in Cliffside, NC according to his pension record. I also have not been able to find a death certificate for him in NC or SC. Any suggestions on where to look? Thank you very much. .

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

Look at www.findagrave.com/, billiongraves.com/, cemeterycensus.com/... also read this page for ideas www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Rutherford_County,_North_Carolina_Genealogy, www.rutherfordcountync.gov/departments/register_of_deeds/death_certificates.php. Also the NC State Archives has a good digital collection online if you've not looked there at digital.ncdcr.gov/. On the County level...Keep in mind that while death records began in 1913 in Rutherford County, NC, many of the smaller counties where not in compliance until much later... into the early 1920's. Also check newspapers for obituaries. If the pension record has a death date, that's evidence of death right there.... although ideally you want to find all you can. Was that a military service pension record? If so, have you obtained all of the military records to be found? Look in City Directories if you know where he was last living for years before and after he died. You may have tried these already... See if any of that is helpful.

I want to know if indeed my family member came to America on the Mayflower!

my 3rd cousin sent me your way :)

@GenealogyTV

Жыл бұрын

Yay. Welcome.

currently watching from Australia but I'm from Germany

@GenealogyTV

Жыл бұрын

Wow... a world traveler and viewer.

Watching from Woodbury Minnesota

I’d like to know where my grandfather went to Medical school. After he and my grandmother divorced (when my father was 6 and his sister was 4) it was as if he disappeared off the face of the earth. I did JUST find him in a census record,remarried and living in PA.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

If it were me, I'd trace where he was living at the time he went to medical school, if you can... and then research what medical schools were in the area. Also, if you know what he specialized in, it might help find the school too. Just a thought.

May I ask a question? What is the category of cousin that connects BOTH the paternal side AND the maternal sides of the Family Tree? I've found Maternal Blandford Cousins with Paternal Sprigg relatives in my family tree while researching Samuel Mudd Blandford! (I know, the question is as clear as MUD!) Help?

@GenealogyTV

8 ай бұрын

That depends on how far up the family tree the common ancestor is. For example, if you and a cousin share the same great great grandparents, then you likely are 3rd cousins. I call it the G Rule (Great + Great + Grandparent = 3 G's or 3rd cousins). It's not an exact rule, but gets you in the ballpark.

@patmccoy8758

8 ай бұрын

@@GenealogyTV Thomas Sprigg Blandford (1839-1925) is my 8th Cousin. Our Sprigg Line goes all the way back to the Maryland Colony.

On ancestry cousin matches are the comments that you can add. Are the comments private or public. Thank you, Kris Porter

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

On Ancestry comments are typically public, notes are private.

Connie, you probably are aware that Lisa Lisson is a great resource for many countries in NC. if not, she has KZread channel Lisa Lisson. Are You My Cousin and a webpage under same name.

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I know Lisa. Sweet lady. We ran into each other at Rootstech. I'm fortunate to know several other professionals in the Raleigh area of NC. Thanks Linda.

Five years ago I found my biological father through Ancestry. Had four yrs of trying to get to know him and more about the family to no avail. Some cousins have their trees on line and they all stop at a certain point. My great grandfather was an embezzled and spent most of his life in and out of prisons. Last prison was in Missouri. I can't seem to find where he was buried after dying in the hospital. Family members and cousins don't talk about him so I'm on my own. Would the National Archives have his prison record and possible place of death and burial? I'm watching from California.

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

That’s a tough question. I would start at the state level. Contact the state archives. We talked about prison records in this episode as part of another story. But this is for Colorado. It’s a long episode and I don’t know if it’ll give you some help. Anton Woode, 11 Year Old Boy Murderer, Research & Prison Records kzread.info/dash/bejne/oGmrz9SdisWcoJM.html

I’m watching from Vancouver,Canada

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Oh I love Vancouver. Beautiful city.

I would love to know who my great grandfather's parents were

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Keep learning, you’ll figure it out. If you’ve not taken a DNA test, it’s a good way to find more clues. Thanks for watching and good luck with your family history.

@mabelconner6918

3 жыл бұрын

I live in MD. When I was able went to the MD State Archives and the Law Library. Am handicapped and unable to go anywhere now. I was trying to find out who my 3rd GGP were on my mom's side of the family. My sister wanted to join the DAR. She is deceased. Have only gotten back to William Ervine who married Elizabeth Delahunt in Kent County, MD.

Tip #2 is out for me. I have one aunt left and her memory is not good and I'm the oldest of all the cousins.

@GenealogyTV

5 жыл бұрын

Even those who have memory problems remember more than most realize. Prompt their memory with pictures or major events. Sometimes that helps. Start with questions like “ tell me about a time…”. It could be something like “Tell me about a time when it was really cold“ or “where were you during World War II?” Then start asking about “who was with you?” Sometimes just having a conversation with someone is comforting to them. But not everything they remember will be accurate but it may provide clues.,

My paternal grandfather was supposedly fathered by a Kiser instead of a James. Shouldn't my DNA show more relatives on the Kiser side instead of using my genealogy to show relations to the James side?

Because my grandfather left his family when my father was young, there is very little info on him. Combine that with no living relatives from that side and I've hit a wall researching him. I'm in Tennessee and they were from Georgia, which isn't too far, but I'm not sure if going to his suspected place of birth will net me anything. Any ideas?

@GenealogyTV

11 ай бұрын

Call the county librarian, the one who knows his/her stuff. Contact the county courthouse for any possible records. Check with the state archives... find maps of the area to see what churches are within walking or horseback ride and see if you can identify some cemeteries and churches in the area that might have records. You have a lot to research before the road trip.

@LJA46

11 ай бұрын

@@GenealogyTV Thank you! I certainly do!

Who are my great-grandmother’s parents?

I’d love to know about my paternal Grandmother, was 56 when she died in 1929.

@GenealogyTV

2 жыл бұрын

Keep digging. You’ll find it.

I would like to know how my great grandmother born in Massachusetts in 1875 was adopted by a family living in Marietta, Ohio.

@GenealogyTV

2 жыл бұрын

Good question!

1. Am I related to Dr James Fulton? ( assistant surgeon at Seminary Hospital during battle of Gettysburg) 2. A.E. Stackey relation to Lawton family? (Raised my great grandfather Jasper Lawton)

@GenealogyTV

4 жыл бұрын

I bet you have some stories to tell.

Hawaii

I want the same playlist, but twice as short and with a male host

From UK, Midlands

i would like to know which of my ancestors first came to the US, when, and where where they came from. i want to know the immigration story of my family

@GenealogyTV

2 жыл бұрын

Will stick around here, I’m sure you’ll learn some tips on how to find them.

@cassiegogreve1899

2 жыл бұрын

@@GenealogyTV binging all your videos now!

@GenealogyTV

2 жыл бұрын

Love it!

Watching from Nottingham England

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3 жыл бұрын

Oh fantastic.

I’m afraid the oldest generations in my family are gone. My siblings,cousins and I are it-and none of our memories agree...☹️

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

That's where the records come in... to help with the family timeline.

Oregon

Hello from New Jersey

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Hello there!

Hi, I'm from Nova Scotia, Canada

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Yay. Good to hear.

Alabama

Who is my father

Durham, N.C.

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Yay... Another North Carolinian.

@tbrowning67

3 жыл бұрын

@@GenealogyTV where at? I get addicted to genealogy. It’s so interesting to me to see where and who I came from. I found out a awhile back that Washington Duke is my 1st cousin 6 times removed.

Lois from south central PA

Ontario Canada

Australia

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Fantastic

Watching from Greensboro NC

@GenealogyTV

3 жыл бұрын

Yay. Another North Carolinian.