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Maurice Gleeson

Bonus webinars DNA Testing Miscellaneous Unlock the Past: Seattle Places and Ethnicities Ireland

Maurice Gleeson, a psychiatrist and pharmaceutical physician by day and a genetic genealogist by night, is administrator for the Gleason/Gleeson, Spearin, Farrell, Irish Caribbean DNA and WW1 Missing Legacy projects. He has organised the DNA Lectures for “Genetic Genealogy Ireland” in Dublin and “Who Do You Think You Are” in the UK since 2012, as well as given talks all over Ireland and internationally. His YouTube videos on genetic genealogy are very popular and he was voted “Genetic Genealogist of the Year 2015″ by the SurnameDNA Journal.

Maurice's Webinars (5)

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Bonus webinarsDNA TestingPlaces and EthnicitiesMiscellaneous
Challenges with Irish Genetic Genealogy
Maurice Gleeson
2.4K views
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Challenges with Irish Genetic Genealogy
This talk will explore how to use your DNA results to augment your use of Irish records.
Bonus webinarsDNA TestingPlaces and EthnicitiesMiscellaneous
Challenges with Irish Genetic Genealogy
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Maurice Gleeson
2.4K views
This talk will explore how to use your DNA results to augment your use of Irish records.
Thu, September 6 2018: 0:00 UTC
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49:34
Bonus webinarsPlaces and EthnicitiesMiscellaneous
Newspapers, Gravestones and Probate Records
Maurice Gleeson
935 views
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Newspapers, Gravestones and Probate Records
This talk explores the wealth of genealogical material to be found in newspapers, cemeteries, probate, petty session court records, & dog licenses. We will also explore some of the resources that everyone should be using as a routine part of their ongoing Irish research.
Bonus webinarsPlaces and EthnicitiesMiscellaneous
Newspapers, Gravestones and Probate Records
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Maurice Gleeson
935 views
This talk explores the wealth of genealogical material to be found in newspapers, cemeteries, probate, petty session court records, & dog licenses. We will also explore some of the resources that everyone should be using as a routine part of their ongoing Irish research.
Thu, September 6 2018: 0:00 UTC
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59:24
Bonus webinarsPlaces and EthnicitiesMiscellaneous
Navigating Irish Birth, Marriage and Death Records
Maurice Gleeson
1.1K views
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Navigating Irish Birth, Marriage and Death Records
In the last year or so, many of the civil registration records are coming online. Most of these are available for free via www.irishgenealogy.ie and digital images of the original record can be downloaded. Civil registration started in 1864 for most records. Prior to this, one has to rely on…
Bonus webinarsPlaces and EthnicitiesMiscellaneous
Navigating Irish Birth, Marriage and Death Records
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Maurice Gleeson
1.1K views
In the last year or so, many of the civil registration records are coming online. Most of these are available for free via www.irishgenealogy.ie and digital images of the original record can be downloaded. Civil registration started in 1864 for most records. Prior to this, one has to rely on…
Thu, September 6 2018: 0:00 UTC
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1:01:11
Bonus webinarsPlaces and EthnicitiesMiscellaneous
Tracing Your Immigrant Ancestor to Ireland
Maurice Gleeson
1.4K views
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Tracing Your Immigrant Ancestor to Ireland
This talk gives an overview of the various techniques & records available in the US (and elsewhere) that can be used to help trace your ancestor back to where they came from in Ireland.
Bonus webinarsPlaces and EthnicitiesMiscellaneous
Tracing Your Immigrant Ancestor to Ireland
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Maurice Gleeson
1.4K views
This talk gives an overview of the various techniques & records available in the US (and elsewhere) that can be used to help trace your ancestor back to where they came from in Ireland.
Thu, September 6 2018: 0:00 UTC
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57:37
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Irish Church and Civil Registration
Maurice Gleeson
1.3K views
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Irish Church and Civil Registration
There are several ways of getting hold of Irish BMD records and many of them are completely free of charge. Civil Registration started for Non-Catholics in 1845 (8 years after England) and for Catholics in 1864. The index to these Civil Records is available for free via both FamilySearch.org and…
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Irish Church and Civil Registration
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Maurice Gleeson
1.3K views
There are several ways of getting hold of Irish BMD records and many of them are completely free of charge. Civil Registration started for Non-Catholics in 1845 (8 years after England) and for Catholics in 1864. The index to these Civil Records is available for free via both FamilySearch.org and…
Tue, March 15 2016: 0:00 UTC
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