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Researching the Great Migration of New England 1620-1640
David Allen Lambert
Content
Welcome
1m 30s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 56s
Introduction
11m 31s
Settlement and migration
6m 59s
Criteria for inclusion
5m 23s
Sources Consulted
9m 41s
Colony and Court Records
2m 11s
Town and Church Records
4m 35s
Probate and Land Records
1m 4s
Additional Sources
9m 7s
What is Included?
10m 34s
Further Study Projects
8m 20s
Announcements / prizes
2m 19s
Questions / answers
13m 31s
About this webinar
This lecture details the resources available for researching your New England ancestors who arrived during the Great Migration from England from 1620-1640. Discussion of the scholarship and resources both published and online created by the Great Migration Study Project will be covered.
About the speaker
David Allen Lambert has been on the staff of American Ancestors since 1993 and is the organization’s Chief Genealogist. David is an internationally recognized speaker on the topics of genealogy and hi...
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Comments (109)
one of the best.................I am a Mayflower descendant from Wm Bradford and John Alden and Priscilla Mullins. I learned lots of new interesting research ideas.
Mr. Lambert certainly gave some valuable resources. I discovered a few years ago that one of my ancestors was actually on the Mayflower so these topics are definitely close to my heart.. A big thank you to all of you that spend your time and resources Helping others to find our ancestors.
It's always good to hear from my cousin (8th?) David. This is a topic in which I have a great interest and am always happy to learn more and review. Thanks for a wonderful webinar.
Mr. Lambert is so knowledgeable and had so much information at his fingertips when answering a question that it made listening to him a real joy. Thanks for having him on.
Any webinar featuring David Allen Lambert is a must see!
I am so impressed with this presenter's vast knowledge. Saturday I watched his webinar about Confederate Pension Files in the Capital District (New York) Genealogical Society's webinar series. His presentation style is engaging; he has ready answers to the questions. Great webinar!
Personally tracking ancestors and relatives from both Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay Colonies dating back to Roger Conant's arrival and migration through New England. This seminar provided valuable insight into research guides and sources beyond those already known and used. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
There was so much helpful information about resources and explanations of what we could expect to find. Greatly informative and encouraging. I expect to find a lot of new information. I enjoyed his style of presentation.