Researching Your North Carolina Ancestors
J. Mark Lowe, FUGA
Content
Welcome
3m 31s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 47s
Introduction
2m 51s
North Carolina Bible
1m 29s
Map of Carolinas
2m 25s
The Land
3m 18s
Coastal Plains
1m 20s
Settlements
28s
Modern Road Map
46s
The Piedmont
1m 13s
Mountains
2m 0s
Early Migration
6m 45s
The Cape Fear Region
57s
The Great Wagon Road
3m 46s
Military District in Tennessee
1m 8s
Grants
41s
Earliest TN Land Records
1m 45s
Military Warrants
1m 10s
Other Military
48s
Research Staregies That Work
53s
Choose a Focus Area
2m 28s
Maps
3m 1s
What Do You Know?
1m 2s
Look for CLUES
2m 6s
NCOneMap.com
42s
Historical Law
4m 5s
digitalnc.org
1m 6s
Subsistence Farming
4m 31s
Newberry Library
2m 24s
Law Dictionary
37s
Original Sources
12m 29s
Conclusion
4m 3s
Announcements / prizes
3m 43s
Questions / answers
11m 39s
After-webinar party
5m 12s
About this webinar
Understand the geographical and migration patterns that make NC hard to find. Learn which records will lead you to answers and how to find alternate records. Discover the records, repositories and the resources you need to find a tarheel ancestor.
About the speaker
J. Mark Lowe is a professional genealogist, author, and lecturer who specializes in original records and manuscripts throughout the South. Mark lives in Robertson County, Tennessee that lies in northe...
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