New England Deeds and Probate - A Powerful Combination (BONUS webinar for subscribers)
New England Deeds and Probate - A Powerful Combination (BONUS webinar for subscribers)
by Marian Pierre-Louis
Introduction
Finding Deeds
Finding Deeds Online
Online vs Registry
What Deeds Contain
Father to Son
Dower Rights
Marital Status
Tracing Women
Discovering Family
Establishing Relationships
Visiting the Registry Building
Caveats
Registry Tips
Probate Records
Ancestry.com
FamilySearch.org
Probate Papers
Terminology
Wills
Identifying Associates
Establishing Relationships
Identifying Daughters
Name Changes
House Inventory
Conclusion
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New England Deeds and Probate - A Powerful Combination (BONUS webinar for subscribers)
- by Marian Pierre-Louis |
- 59 minutes |
- Intermediate |
- May 13, 2015 |
- Connecticut |
- Maine |
- Massachusetts |
- New England |
- New Hampshire |
- Rhode Island |
- Vermont |
- Land Records |
- Probate Records |
Did you know that all the members of a family may be named in an old deed? Have you ever tried to get a close-up view of what your ancestors wore and the tools they used from an estate inventory? Learn how to use the records in New England Registry of Deeds and Probate Court to further your genealogical research. Deed and probate records can help resolve brick walls as well add breadth to your ancestor's personal story.
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