America's Expansion: The Ohio Country 1783-1812 (BONUS webinar for subscribers)
Jana Sloan Broglin
Content
Introduction
1:38
English and Native American Involvement
1:12
Borders of Proclamation of 1763
0:18
Treaty of Paris 1783
1:21
Land Ordinances
0:32
Land Ordinances of 1784
1:11
Land Ordinance of 1785
0:52
The Seven Ranges
0:18
Western Lands
0:24
Virginia Military District
0:12
Connecticut Western Reserve
0:53
U.S. Military District
1:01
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
0:36
Northwest Territory
1:21
Forts and Outposts
1:02
President Washington's Indian War
3:55
Battle of Fallen Timbers
4:08
The Northern Frontier
0:39
The Jay Treaty
0:57
Treaty of Greenville
1:45
Ohio Territory
3:40
Indiana Territory
1:33
Migration Paths
0:35
Early Land Surveys
0:41
Early Settlements
0:32
County Histories
2:11
Court Records
2:26
glorecords
1:04
Family Tree Resource Book
1:10
Pension and other Records
2:53
Early Newspapers
0:35
Census Records
1:48
Military Records
2:22
Lineage Societies
1:38
Conclusion
0:45
About this webinar
After the American Revolution and before the War of 1812, the United States consisted of sixteen states. Through the Land Ordinance of 1785, the Greeneville Treaty, and the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, Ohio became the first state opening the United States to westward expansion. Discussion includes: Background; Major treaties; Battles and skirmishes; Virginia and Connecticut Reserves; Marietta, the first organized settlement; and the new territorial government.
About the speaker
Jana Sloan Broglin, OGSF is a native of northwestern Ohio. She is a professional genealogist with over 35 years experience. She specializes in research in Ohio. Jana became a Certified Genealogist in ...
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