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Finding Your Colonial Rhode Island Ancestors

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Finding Your Colonial Rhode Island Ancestors


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by Diane Boumenot

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16x9 Introduction Early Colonial Period 1636 - 1750 Vital Records Records Compiled by Beaman Published Sources Journal Articles about Families Books about Families Earliest Records Early Town Records Later Colonial Period State Census Church Records Cemeteries Military Conclusion

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Finding Your Colonial Rhode Island Ancestors


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You've found that an ancestor may have early Rhode Island roots. But how do you find their records, family relationships and their place in the unique and fascinating history of colonial Rhode Island? From Quakers to pirates, learn new strategies and sources for finding your own Rhode Island story.


 
 

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Presenter: Diane Boumenot

Diane MacLean Boumenot specializes in southern New England genealogy research, including work on her own ancestors, who were among the original settlers of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. She publishes her genealogy adventures on her website, One Rhode Island Family. In 2018 she co-authored, with Maureen Taylor, the National Genealogical Society's NGS Research in the States volume, Research in Rhode Island. Additionally, Diane has a long career in association management and believes strongly in the powerful combination of organizations and members pursuing their passion. She holds a B.A. in American History and English from Wesleyan University. Diane is also a graduate of ProGen 28.

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