Content
Welcome
2m 32s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 54s
Introduction
20s
Lolly
3m 0s
Kevin
5m 18s
Darlene
4m 39s
Larry
6m 6s
Bernadette
7m 31s
Laura
9m 4s
Carol
8m 47s
Mia
5m 47s
Announcements / prizes
5m 36s
Questions / answers
27m 59s
About this webinar
Take the opportunity to ask professional genealogist and publisher, Craig Scott, a question. See if his genealogical and historical knowledge can help you solve that brick wall problem. Submit your questions in advance to geoff at legacyfamilytree dot com.
About the speaker
Craig Roberts Scott, MA, CG®, FUGA is the author of The ‘Lost Pensions’: Settled Accounts of the Act of 6 April 1838 (Revised) and Records of the Accounting Officers of the Department of the Treasury,...
Learn more...Related webinars
01:15:38
00:10:48
00:10:36
00:23:04
00:57:47
00:32:11
00:49:37
00:49:46
Comments (82)
Great fun! For the next "Stump Craig", you may want to display the text of the question as Craig reads it. It will help your attendees understand the details of each query.
Thank you for the aha moment, I have a large section of NC ancestors suddenly in Washington County, TN one census and the next census in Bradley, Rhea and Blount County, TN. Wondered why they all up and left their homes in NC. Patents, I am looking for patents! I have been looking for the wrong type of record. Putting this question back on my to do list!
Craig, I love listening to your off the top of your head genealogical genius recently having enjoyed the presentation you did for the DAR. Your laugh is wonderful and thank you for providing your knowledge to the betterment of our family research. Jeff, as always, thank you for all you do to bring us so much valuable information and! asking that land question.
Excellent information. I would love to buy every book he spoke about!
I enjoyed the Q&A session. Maybe you can do them monthly from various speakers on different topics. I believe in the past Diahan Southard.
KInd of makes you realize there are a lot of resources out there I just don't know about.
It gave me some new places to look for land records. Should we do "Stump Craig" again? Yes, yes, yes!!!
excellent . Always good to hear how someone else goes about solving a problem
Wonderful! It is always a great pleasure to listen to a true master of genealogy on any topic--especially one who is comfortable enough on camera to laugh out loud. He clearly enjoyed knowing about every issue sent to him and gave specific help on each case. More instances of this kind of session with Craig Scott would be great!