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Step-by-Step - Finding Confederate Soldiers and Their Records

J. Mark Lowe, FUGA

Feb 6, 2015

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Syllabus

Content

Welcome

4m 13s

Speaker's Introduction

1m 26s

Introduction

2m 51s

1940 census

1m 39s

1930 census

46s

1910 census

1m 1s

1890 census

3m 28s

Strategy

6m 37s

Fold3.com

49s

Soldiers and Sailors

2m 32s

Confederate Pensions

4m 34s

Back to Pleasant Crump

6m 58s

State Archives & Regional

8m 54s

Southern Claims Commission

1m 14s

Lineage and Fraternal Records

11m 51s

NUCMC

4m 39s

Conclusion

4m 9s

Announcements / prizes

6m 34s

Questions / answers

17m 40s

After-webinar party

6m 58s

Syllabus

About this webinar

Using a record-based approach, learn to find the basic records of your Confederate Ancestor. A review of basic military records will be presented by following a solider throughout all available records, including Pensions (online and textual) and alternates: local civil records, Fraternal Organizations, state agency records, home guard and militia records, manuscripts, and newspaper accounts.

About the speaker

J. Mark Lowe, FUGA

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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