"Twelve Good and Lawful Men": Jury Lists in Genealogy
Judy G. Russell, JD, CG®, CGL®, FUGA
Content
Welcome
3m 13s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 15s
Who Could Serve
19m 3s
Selecting a Jury
10m 47s
Records of Jury Service
10m 44s
Where to find records
14m 11s
Announcements
4m 42s
Questions / answers
11m 45s
About this webinar
One of the most common experiences of our ancestors with the courts was the requirement of jury service. Learn to understand who could and couldn't serve, how jurors were called, and how to use jury lists in family research.
About the speaker
A genealogist with a law degree, Judy G. Russell is a lecturer, educator and writer who enjoys helping others understand a wide variety of genealogical issues, including the interplay between genealog...
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Comments (70)
This webinar was very informative. I have not delved into court records very much in my familiar research so I learned a lot of useful information for when I do have to or would like to research using that resource.
Very interesting.
great
Interesting
Always love Judy’s presentations.
Judy's talks are always insightful and entertaining. Now I'm motivated to investigate my ancestor's experience when he served on a jury in Western NY in 1803 while apparently also serving as his town's Commissioner of Highways.
Very interesting information. Deep digging and lots of time required to get these kinds of records.
Judy is a wealth of information. I enjoy her webinars