The MyHeritage search engine for historical records is easier and more intuitive than ever before. In this webinar you’ll review the improved search interface and explore some of the noteworthy new collections in MyHeritage’s historical record database.
Mike Mansfield works for MyHeritage.com as the Director of Content Operations. Previously Mike has worked for Ancestry.com and FamilySearch and has been active in the genealogy and family history domain for the last 20 years. Mike has presented at
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Thank you for the information on how to read the Norwegian Church records and Sweden Examination Books. You explained clearly and provided helpful tips to tracing and confirming movement and composition of families.
Thank you Mike! Very exciting to hear about all the new additions to various record projects. One of the things I really enjoy about MyHeritage and Legacy is seeing the constant work to improve the site, accessibility to records and information. I can see you presenting many more webinars on individual areas that you touched on today to provide a more enriched teaching for those areas as well as using the tools. I love it when a presenter walks the audience through the tools. I know it helps me.
Searching for Your Family in NYC? Resources and Techniques at MyHeritage and Beyond
If you have any American heritage at all, chances are, you have at least one person in your family tree who lived at some point in New York City. Join Mike Mansfield, Director of Content Operations at MyHeritage, as he dives into a world of rich resources for researching ancestors who called the Big Apple home.
If you have any American heritage at all, chances are, you have at least one person in your family tree who lived at some point in New York City. Join Mike Mansfield, Director of Content Operations at MyHeritage, as he dives into a world of rich resources for researching ancestors who called the Big Apple home.
With the 1931 Canada census finally released to the public on June 1, 2023, a new window into the lives of ancestors who lived in Canada in the early 20th century is being thrown open! This census offers a snapshot of Canada at a fascinating and difficult historical period, a few years into the Great Depression. Join us for a deep dive into this long-awaited collection and discover what you can learn about your ancestors living in Canada during this time.
With the 1931 Canada census finally released to the public on June 1, 2023, a new window into the lives of ancestors who lived in Canada in the early 20th century is being thrown open! This census offers a snapshot of Canada at a fascinating and difficult historical period, a few years into the Great Depression. Join us for a deep dive into this long-awaited collection and discover what you can learn about your ancestors living in Canada during this time.
Norway Research with Online Records at MyHeritage and Beyond
Looking for your Norwegian ancestors? Mike Mansfield, Director of Content Production at MyHeritage, will show you how to find them on MyHeritage. He'll explore the unique and valuable Norwegian collections MyHeritage has to offer and give you tips and advice on using them to research your Norwegian heritage.
Looking for your Norwegian ancestors? Mike Mansfield, Director of Content Production at MyHeritage, will show you how to find them on MyHeritage. He'll explore the unique and valuable Norwegian collections MyHeritage has to offer and give you tips and advice on using them to research your Norwegian heritage.
Sweden Research with Online Records at MyHeritage and Beyond
Mike Mansfield, Director of Content Production at MyHeritage, will teach you everything you need to know about researching your Swedish ancestors on MyHeritage — from historical context to the many valuable collections MyHeritage offers to people researching their Swedish roots.
Mike Mansfield, Director of Content Production at MyHeritage, will teach you everything you need to know about researching your Swedish ancestors on MyHeritage — from historical context to the many valuable collections MyHeritage offers to people researching their Swedish roots.
Danish Research with Online Records at MyHeritage and Beyond
Many genealogical records from Denmark have been digitized, fully indexed, and published online. With unparalleled censuses and robust church vital records available, learning about your Danish ancestors has never been easier. In this session we will jump into these Danish records at MyHeritage, the Danish National Archives, and the Danish National Library and discuss strategies and practices that promote successful research and discoveries.
Many genealogical records from Denmark have been digitized, fully indexed, and published online. With unparalleled censuses and robust church vital records available, learning about your Danish ancestors has never been easier. In this session we will jump into these Danish records at MyHeritage, the Danish National Archives, and the Danish National Library and discuss strategies and practices that promote successful research and discoveries.
New Records on MyHeritage: France, Germany & Sweden
Discover the exciting new collections recently added to MyHeritage's vast and ever-growing database of historical records - specifically the new records from France, Germany and Sweden.
Discover the exciting new collections recently added to MyHeritage's vast and ever-growing database of historical records - specifically the new records from France, Germany and Sweden.
City Directories: Much More than Ye Olde Phonebooks
Learn about the fascinating details which may be hiding in your ancestors' City Directories listings, such as addresses, names of neighbors, professions, and services provided. Advertisements from old City Directories will open the door to a wealth of information about how your ancestors lived.
Learn about the fascinating details which may be hiding in your ancestors' City Directories listings, such as addresses, names of neighbors, professions, and services provided. Advertisements from old City Directories will open the door to a wealth of information about how your ancestors lived.
A Vast and Virtual Genealogical Library is Waiting for Your Exploration
These collections contain hundreds of thousands of titles of great interest to genealogists and family historians. This session will focus on how to find and use these printed sources to advance your research.
These collections contain hundreds of thousands of titles of great interest to genealogists and family historians. This session will focus on how to find and use these printed sources to advance your research.
An Overview of Western European Record Collections
With over three billion records from thousands of collections of European origin and a vibrant user community, MyHeritage is an incredible resource for European research.
With over three billion records from thousands of collections of European origin and a vibrant user community, MyHeritage is an incredible resource for European research.
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Thank you for the information on how to read the Norwegian Church records and Sweden Examination Books. You explained clearly and provided helpful tips to tracing and confirming movement and composition of families.
Thank you Mike! Very exciting to hear about all the new additions to various record projects. One of the things I really enjoy about MyHeritage and Legacy is seeing the constant work to improve the site, accessibility to records and information. I can see you presenting many more webinars on individual areas that you touched on today to provide a more enriched teaching for those areas as well as using the tools. I love it when a presenter walks the audience through the tools. I know it helps me.
Mike was great. It was an excellent subject and interesting new data at MyHeritage. I’ll be on MyHeritage all week.
Great new things are constantly happening at MyHeritage. Please keep the records coming, I really appreciate your hard work !!!
Excellent!!
Really enjoyed finding out about the Norwegian records. This will be very helpful with my research!
Interesting. Great new additions to MyHeritage.
Very interesting and informative.