Born on the Fourth of July: Case Study of War of 1812 Veteran Joseph King
Michael L. Strauss, MA, AG®, AGL™
Content
Welcome
1m 22s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 30s
Introduction
11m 58s
Strategies
16m 34s
CMSR
13m 10s
Ainsworth Lists
15m 41s
Pensions and Bounty Land
16m 35s
Other Resources
12m 13s
Announcements / prizes
3m 16s
Questions / answers
6m 12s
About this webinar
Corporal Joseph King born on July 4 1776 served during the War of 1812. This cases study follows King before, during, and long after the war ends to his death in 1877.
About the speaker
Michael L. Strauss, MA, AG®, AGL™, is a military historian and professional genealogist. His research expertise is recognized in the judicial systems of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virgini...
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Comments (49)
Love this! So many ideas for me to track down for my War of 1812 ancestors including the ones who served but did not get a pension. Thank you!
He was from Ontario County, New York and it is probably why it was confused with him being from Canada. Excellent presentation. Very inspirational. I am going to find out if I do have an 1812 veteran. I do have a Revy veteran, Captain.
So much good info packed into this webinar! I will definitely need to watch it again sometime. Thank you!
Excellent webinar! Michael Strauss is always great. This webinar has motivated me to try one more time to find information on a possible War of 1812 veteran ancestor.
Wow! Just what I needed. I can't wait to advance my War of 1812 research with this Webinar. Michael Strauss was a terrific speaker!
Michael Strauss has an excellent speaking voice, has outstanding historical context, and, in my opinion, a must view educator.
Five is just not enough for such a wonderful presentation! So enjoyed the explanation of the background of the War of 1812, so many speakers leave out the great information.
Program today was very informative with great search sites to explore.. Will use these sites later when I go back to review each ancestor (collateral to me personally), that was related to my X and for my son to have as a record for all his lineages (personal and collateral)..