Researching Your Connecticut Ancestors
Researching Your Connecticut Ancestors
by Marian Pierre-Louis
Welcome
Polls
Speaker's Introduction
Main Presentation
Types of access
Important Archives
Major Portals
Microfilm
Genealogical Resources
Census Records
Census Substitutes
City Directories
Vital Records
Land Records
Probate Records
Military Records
Cemetery Records
Other Indexes
Manuscript Collections
Neighboring States
Migration
Immigrant Groups
African Americans
Questions/answers
Announcements/prizes
Questions/answers
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Researching Your Connecticut Ancestors
- by Marian Pierre-Louis |
- 1 hour 29 minutes |
- Beginner |
- Intermediate |
- September 21, 2011 |
- Connecticut |
- New England |
Learn how to research your Connecticut ancestors. Discover what records are available, where they are located and how to put them to the best use. Marian, a native of Connecticut, grew up in a picturesque colonial town surrounded by historic houses and an ancient burial ground. During her childhood she was nurtured into the ways of genealogy by a mother who had spent a better part of every Saturday during the 1960s at the Connecticut State Library. A poster calendar on the kitchen wall recorded five generations of ancestors' birthdays for every day celebration.
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