Bagging a Live One – Connecting with Cousins You Never Knew You Had

Mary Kircher Roddy, CG
Dec 17, 2014
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Welcome
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Speaker's Introduction
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Introduction
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How
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Where to Find Names
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Census Approach
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Social Security Death Index
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Sources for Obituaries
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Property Records
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PeopleFinder.com
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FamilyTreeNow.com
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WhitePages.com
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Other Ways to Locate People
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City Directories
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SuperPages.com
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Other Ways to Get Death Dates
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Other Ways to Extend the Family
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How To Find the People
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Reverse Address
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Conclusion
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Announcements / prizes
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Questions / answers
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About this webinar

Bagging a live one is often a bigger rush than finding the dead ones. Bagging a live one who knows something about family history is gold. In this webinar Mary will show how you can find distant relatives, perhaps ones you never knew existed. Rather than trolling surname or location lists for other researchers with a common interest, you will come away with the skills to identify specific people to look for. These people may not be active researchers, but might be the ones who inherited the family bible or box of photos, or maybe they can pass on some stories Grandma told them. Collecting and organizing the bits of data & a birthdate, a location, a maiden name & will help you connect with a "new" cousin. If you are as lucky as Mary has been, some of these new cousins will soon become old friends.

About the speaker

About the speaker

Mary Kircher Roddy, CG became interested in family history in 2000 in anticipation of her husband’s sabbatical at the University of Limerick in Ireland. While she didn’t learn everything about her ancestors while they lived there, she was hooked!
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