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Researching Your New Zealand Ancestors

Jan Gow
Feb 18, 2015
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Welcome
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Speaker's Introduction
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Introduction
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Setting the Scene
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Research
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Research in New Zealand
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Passenger Lists
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Electoral Rolls
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Death Registration
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Next Example
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In America
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Summary of Records
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Accessing the Records
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Other Records
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Other Sites
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Conclusion
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Announcements / prizes
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Questions / answers
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After-webinar party
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About this webinar

You may not have a family member (sibling of your ancestor) who was born, married and died in New Zealand, but if you do – lots of footprints for you to find. If they had just one of these events in New Zealand -there is a gold mine waiting for you. Let's look at Passenger Lists, Civil Registration (our unique, amazing Historical B, D, M's), Church Records, Cemetery Records, Schools, Wills, Family Histories, Newspapers and others researching your family names.

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Jan Gow
Jan Gow has been ‘Hooked on Genealogy’ since 1981 when she won an airfare to the States and included Salt Lake City in her itinerary. She has been a tutor, author and lecturer at lo
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