The next Best of Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, CGL series webinar is on Friday (a members-only event). Learn more here. 

The next Best of Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, CGL series webinar is on Friday (a members-only event). Learn more here. 

By
By
Webinar Library
Bonus webinars Methodology and Skills

Seeing the Patterns: Organize, Visualize, & Evaluate the Evidence

Teri E. Flack
Mar 26, 2021
2.9K views
CC
Want to watch the full webinar?
Join now to access all 2,309 webinars and unlock all features.
Join now
Syllabus
Join now

Content

Play. Playing.
Introduction
3m 27s
Play. Playing.
Case 1 James Fenley
14m 12s
Play. Playing.
Case 2 Thomas Flack
10m 57s
Play. Playing.
Case 3 Marriage Date
10m 23s
Play. Playing.
Case 4 Who was the Father?
24m 53s

About this webinar

We gather lots of information, data, and evidence as we research our ancestors. The difficulty lies in analyzing the information, correlating it to data gathered from multiple sources, determining patterns, identifying holes in our research, and understanding the evidence. Organizing data using timelines, chronologies, charts, tables, and other assemblages can help us compare, correlate, and analyze evidence. This presentation will offer multiple ways of visualizing data to make it easier to analyze and evaluate evidence, discover gaps and missing information, see how pieces of the puzzle fit together, and uncover new paths for research.

About the speaker

About the speaker

Teri E. Flack
Teri E. Flack, M.A. (Public History), M.B.A., began her family history quest over 50 years ago when she asked her paternal grandmother to tell her everything she knew about the Flacks and Fenleys. Although she had to be content with researching in
Learn more...

Comments

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

1000 characters remaining
Cancel Submit

Sort by Newest
Sort by Close.
  • Newest
  • Oldest
  • Likes

Related Webinars

1:00:10
Methodology and SkillsWebtember
Strategies to Jumpstart Your Research
Teri E. Flack
1.4K views
CC
Strategies to Jumpstart Your Research
Have you been researching for years and reached a brick wall? Have you just started and gathered all the easy information but aren’t sure where to go next? Discover new techniques and re-discover tried and true methods. Teri’s presentation takes a fresh look at research strategies that will get your research moving, whether you’ve been researching your family history for 30 years or 30 weeks.
Methodology and SkillsWebtember
Strategies to Jumpstart Your Research
CC
Teri E. Flack
1.4K views
Have you been researching for years and reached a brick wall? Have you just started and gathered all the easy information but aren’t sure where to go next? Discover new techniques and re-discover tried and true methods. Teri’s presentation takes a fresh look at research strategies that will get your research moving, whether you’ve been researching your family history for 30 years or 30 weeks.
Fri, September 23 2022: 14:15 UTC
Register for free
1:02:34
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Researching Texas Land and Property Records
Teri E. Flack
408 views
CC
Researching Texas Land and Property Records
While land records primarily prove ownership and transfer of real property, they may provide the evidence needed to prove family relationships. Researching Texas land records can identify husbands and wives, identify parents, siblings, and children, establish relatives and relationships, and locate neighbors and neighborhoods.
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Researching Texas Land and Property Records
CC
Teri E. Flack
408 views
While land records primarily prove ownership and transfer of real property, they may provide the evidence needed to prove family relationships. Researching Texas land records can identify husbands and wives, identify parents, siblings, and children, establish relatives and relationships, and locate neighbors and neighborhoods.
Sat, July 29 2017: 0:00 UTC
Login to register (for webinar members)
Login to register (for webinar members)
1:39:19
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Fundamentals of Researching Texas
Teri E. Flack
786 views
Fundamentals of Researching Texas
Texas is a big state with a long and colorful history. The many eras of Texas history present genealogists with a variety of research challenges and opportunities. This primer on Texas research provides the essential techniques for uncovering your Texas ancestors.
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Fundamentals of Researching Texas
Teri E. Flack
786 views
Texas is a big state with a long and colorful history. The many eras of Texas history present genealogists with a variety of research challenges and opportunities. This primer on Texas research provides the essential techniques for uncovering your Texas ancestors.
Sat, July 29 2017: 0:00 UTC
Login to register (for webinar members)
Login to register (for webinar members)
1:10:03
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Finding Your Ancestors in the Republic of Texas
Teri E. Flack
476 views
Finding Your Ancestors in the Republic of Texas
Researching Republic of Texas ancestors takes creative thinking and ingenuity. This webinar describes the variety of resources available to find your ancestors in pre-1846 Texas. Several case studies show how using a combination of these records can provide a picture of your Republic ancestor.
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Finding Your Ancestors in the Republic of Texas
Teri E. Flack
476 views
Researching Republic of Texas ancestors takes creative thinking and ingenuity. This webinar describes the variety of resources available to find your ancestors in pre-1846 Texas. Several case studies show how using a combination of these records can provide a picture of your Republic ancestor.
Sat, July 29 2017: 0:00 UTC
Login to register (for webinar members)
Login to register (for webinar members)
1:13:15
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Researching Texas Probate and Estate Records
Teri E. Flack
343 views
Researching Texas Probate and Estate Records
From wills to loose scraps of papers in probate packets, these records can provide you with information that can help you solve your toughest problems. This webinar provides an overview of the steps in the Texas probate process, including an examination of the various documents that may be found.
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Researching Texas Probate and Estate Records
Teri E. Flack
343 views
From wills to loose scraps of papers in probate packets, these records can provide you with information that can help you solve your toughest problems. This webinar provides an overview of the steps in the Texas probate process, including an examination of the various documents that may be found.
Sat, July 29 2017: 0:00 UTC
Login to register (for webinar members)
Login to register (for webinar members)
1:08:54
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Texas Vital Records and their Substitutes
Teri E. Flack
459 views
Texas Vital Records and their Substitutes
Births and deaths are critical events in our ancestors’ lives; however, we often find no official vital records exist. This presentation shows a variety of alternatives – some obvious, some obscure – you can use to identify birth and death events.
Bonus webinarsPlaces and Ethnicities
Texas Vital Records and their Substitutes
Teri E. Flack
459 views
Births and deaths are critical events in our ancestors’ lives; however, we often find no official vital records exist. This presentation shows a variety of alternatives – some obvious, some obscure – you can use to identify birth and death events.
Sat, July 29 2017: 0:00 UTC
Login to register (for webinar members)
Login to register (for webinar members)
1:00:16
Historical RecordsWebtember
Connecting Generations through Probate and Property
Teri E. Flack
1.6K views
CC
Connecting Generations through Probate and Property
Genealogical research involves identifying ancestors, linking them to family members, and then connecting them to the previous generation: sons and daughters to fathers and mothers. As our research moves back in time, particularly once we’ve gotten to the 19th century, connecting one generation to the previous generation becomes more difficult. Vital records expressly stating a parent-child relationship are rare. Consequently, to establish kinship we must broaden our research approach. Using case studies, Teri will demonstrate how to use probate and property records to identify family members and connect them to their ancestors.
Historical RecordsWebtember
Connecting Generations through Probate and Property
CC
Teri E. Flack
1.6K views
Genealogical research involves identifying ancestors, linking them to family members, and then connecting them to the previous generation: sons and daughters to fathers and mothers. As our research moves back in time, particularly once we’ve gotten to the 19th century, connecting one generation to the previous generation becomes more difficult. Vital records expressly stating a parent-child relationship are rare. Consequently, to establish kinship we must broaden our research approach. Using case studies, Teri will demonstrate how to use probate and property records to identify family members and connect them to their ancestors.
Fri, September 1 2023: 14:15 UTC
Register for free
1:00:06
Organization
Organization: Create a Finding Aid to Locate Your Records
Teri E. Flack
1.5K views
CC
Organization: Create a Finding Aid to Locate Your Records
Organization: Create a Finding Aid to Locate Your Records
Organization
Organization: Create a Finding Aid to Locate Your Records
CC
Teri E. Flack
1.5K views
Organization: Create a Finding Aid to Locate Your Records
Sat, January 29 2022: 0:00 UTC
Register for free
50:15
Organization
Organization: The Key to Successful Research
Teri E. Flack
8.2K views
CC
Organization: The Key to Successful Research
The more we research, the more records, documents, photos, and other materials we acquire. And, to solve our thorniest problems we must research beyond our immediate family using the FAN principle; so, we collect records for people who are not related directly to the family. For our research to be…
Organization
Organization: The Key to Successful Research
CC
Teri E. Flack
8.2K views
The more we research, the more records, documents, photos, and other materials we acquire. And, to solve our thorniest problems we must research beyond our immediate family using the FAN principle; so, we collect records for people who are not related directly to the family. For our research to be…
Fri, April 9 2021: 0:00 UTC
Register for free