Irish Genealogical Records in the 17th-19th Centuries

Judith Eccles Wight, AG

Mar 18, 2015

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Content

Welcome

3:48

Speaker's Introduction

1:43

Introduction

0:43

17th Century Records

0:32

Church Records

3:14

Ministers

0:55

Military Records

1:07

Estate Records

2:00

Taxation & Census Substitutes

1:51

Court Records

1:45

School Records

1:35

1641 Rebellion Depositions

1:48

Transplanters' Certificates

1:55

The Irish Manuscripts Commission

3:17

Registry of Deeds (1708)

1:20

Census & Census Substitutes

3:32

Convert Rolls

1:15

Freeholders & Voters Lists

0:33

Other 18th Century Sources

0:50

19th Century Records

4:38

Civil Registration

1:10

Government Censuses

2:50

Old Age Pension Records

1:11

Records of the Poor

4:34

Workhouse Records

1:02

Court Records

1:04

Passenger Lists

2:53

Institution Records

2:29

Taxation Records

1:53

Griffiths Valuation

1:05

Dog License Tax

0:31

Voters Records

0:24

Occupation Sources

0:40

Business Records

1:49

Conclusion

4:03

Announcements / prizes

8:07

Questions / answers

16:10

After-webinar party

16:59

About this webinar

Ireland research expert, Judy Wight, will teach about 17th-19th century genealogy records using different case studies in this day-after-St. Patrick's Day webinar.

About the speaker

Judith Eccles Wight, AG

Owner of Wight House Research, Judy has been an Accredited Genealogist specializing in Ireland (30+ years) and Scotland (10+ years).  She writes extensively for genealogical periodicals and is a ...

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