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Researching your Roots in Rhode Island

Maureen Taylor

May 1, 2013

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Content

Welcome

1m 53s

Polls

1m 55s

Speaker's Introduction

1m 59s

Introduction

9m 56s

Major Repositories

4m 26s

Strategies

2m 17s

Public Records

5m 55s

Probate Records

2m 15s

Land Records

2m 4s

Tax Records

1m 36s

General Assembly

2m 4s

Cemetery Records

3m 38s

Relgious Records

5m 21s

Census Records

6m 42s

FamilySearch Wiki

53s

Archive.org

1m 30s

Immigration Records

5m 19s

Military Records

2m 31s

Court Records

1m 32s

Newspapers & Directories

2m 42s

Maps

1m 47s

Misc Records

2m 10s

Announcements / prizes

7m 12s

Questions / answers

13m 49s

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About this webinar

Rhode Island may be the smallest state but it offers genealogists a wealth of resources that date back to 1636 on the city, county and state level. While some resources are online, this webinar will also explore how to find what you need in local collections.

Maureen Taylor spent more than a decade working at the Rhode Island Historical Society. You may know her as the Photo Detective, but she loves the Ocean State as much as a picture.

About the speaker

Maureen Taylor

Maureen Taylor, The Photo Detective™ is sought out by clients all over the world to help them solve their photo mysteries. Her pioneering work in historic photo research has earned her the title “the ...

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