Georgia holds a critical place in the history of the expansion of the United States west. Learn the common mistakes that can stall your Georgia research. Explore repositories, history and collections unique to the state to get your family history adventure off on the right foot.
Rorey Cathcart is a professional genealogist and owner of The Who Hunter LLC based in Charleston, South Carolina. She has spoken locally and nationally on topics of interest to genealogists and society leadership alike. In addition to serving indi
Although my ancestors did not hail from Georgia, I DID learn something new about the non-population census information. Glad I tuned in!
Another great webinar. I always learn so much. Thank you
Awesome presentation & presenter. Very helpful information!
The presentation was very informative. Once again, thanks for a great presentation.
Excellent information.
Excellent presentation – very helpful.
Figured since I have folks who followed the road down to TN & KY, that there’s a chance some might have ended up in GA. Learned a lot. Good presentation, lots to think about. Thanks.
Good coverage of wide variety of research records available in Georgia. Rorey is a grerat presenter.
Great information.
Thank you!
Great Job, Rorey; Great webinar!
Great presentation! Enjoyed it a lot!
Great speaker and her presentation was very informative. Thank you! 🙂
Helpful insight very much appreciated
I’ve learned that Genealogy is certainly NOT for the weak-of-heart. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight.
Packed full info. Thank You for a great presentation
Really enjoyed it!!!
Rorey was awesome!
So much information to absorb! Thank you very much.
So much to learn! Great presentation.
Very informative – even though I do not have any ancestors that came to USA many of the sources she sited should provide new leads in my Canadian research
Understanding the history of a state will help you find genealogical records when searching before they became a state and to recognize names and places in their research. Georgia operated under two different government structures before the Revolutionary War and was the only state that stayed mostly under the control…
Understanding the history of a state will help you find genealogical records when searching before they became a state and to recognize names and places in their research. Georgia operated under two different government structures before the Revolutionary War and was the only state that stayed mostly under the control…
This survey of Genealogy in the State of South Carolina will look at the state's long history, the importance of understanding her judicial units, major repositories and strategies for dealing with the state's significant records loss.
This survey of Genealogy in the State of South Carolina will look at the state's long history, the importance of understanding her judicial units, major repositories and strategies for dealing with the state's significant records loss.
Alabama presents the budding genealogist with both unique challenges and unique opportunities. Explore the records and repositories you'll need to consider. Learn Alabama's place in classic southern migratory patterns, and the reasons for it. Discover opportunities for African American research not found in other southern states.
Alabama presents the budding genealogist with both unique challenges and unique opportunities. Explore the records and repositories you'll need to consider. Learn Alabama's place in classic southern migratory patterns, and the reasons for it. Discover opportunities for African American research not found in other southern states.
Introduction to the Bayou State: Louisiana for Beginners
Tracing your Louisiana ancestors can be challenging. Get off to a great start with a brief introduction to her varied legal history, important migration events and blended ethnic influences. Review repositories, unique record collections and vital records access requirement along with strategies for successful research.
Tracing your Louisiana ancestors can be challenging. Get off to a great start with a brief introduction to her varied legal history, important migration events and blended ethnic influences. Review repositories, unique record collections and vital records access requirement along with strategies for successful research.
Bridging the Gap: Finding Ancestors in the United States between 1780 and 1840
Have you lost an ancestor between 1780 and 1840? Often connecting our ancestors to colonists can be quite a task. Learn how to employ probate, land, census, tax, and other compiled records to help bridge the gap.
Have you lost an ancestor between 1780 and 1840? Often connecting our ancestors to colonists can be quite a task. Learn how to employ probate, land, census, tax, and other compiled records to help bridge the gap.
Learn about the valuable resources that describe the pioneers who crossed the mountains to Tennessee. Discover the hidden wonders that may help you resolve problem ancestors in the Volunteer State. Understand how records were created and where to find the ones you need.
Learn about the valuable resources that describe the pioneers who crossed the mountains to Tennessee. Discover the hidden wonders that may help you resolve problem ancestors in the Volunteer State. Understand how records were created and where to find the ones you need.
Understand the geographical and migration patterns that make NC hard to find. Learn which records will lead you to answers and how to find alternate records. Discover the records, repositories and the resources you need to find a tarheel ancestor.
Understand the geographical and migration patterns that make NC hard to find. Learn which records will lead you to answers and how to find alternate records. Discover the records, repositories and the resources you need to find a tarheel ancestor.
Colonial Immigrants: Who They Were and Where They Came From
Between 1607 and 1790, about 900,000 immigrants came to the colonies. Learn about each of the nationalities that came before the Revolutionary War, where they came from, and sources available to identify them.
Between 1607 and 1790, about 900,000 immigrants came to the colonies. Learn about each of the nationalities that came before the Revolutionary War, where they came from, and sources available to identify them.
Learn about the records that transcend the development of Kentucky county, Virginia to the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 1792. Learn about the earliest counties, what to use and how to find the right records for your Kentucky ancestors.
Learn about the records that transcend the development of Kentucky county, Virginia to the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 1792. Learn about the earliest counties, what to use and how to find the right records for your Kentucky ancestors.
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Although my ancestors did not hail from Georgia, I DID learn something new about the non-population census information. Glad I tuned in!
Another great webinar. I always learn so much. Thank you
Awesome presentation & presenter. Very helpful information!
The presentation was very informative. Once again, thanks for a great presentation.
Excellent information.
Excellent presentation – very helpful.
Figured since I have folks who followed the road down to TN & KY, that there’s a chance some might have ended up in GA. Learned a lot. Good presentation, lots to think about. Thanks.
Good coverage of wide variety of research records available in Georgia. Rorey is a grerat presenter.
Great information.
Thank you!
Great Job, Rorey; Great webinar!
Great presentation! Enjoyed it a lot!
Great speaker and her presentation was very informative. Thank you! 🙂
Helpful insight very much appreciated
I’ve learned that Genealogy is certainly NOT for the weak-of-heart. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight.
Packed full info. Thank You for a great presentation
Really enjoyed it!!!
Rorey was awesome!
So much information to absorb! Thank you very much.
So much to learn! Great presentation.
Very informative – even though I do not have any ancestors that came to USA many of the sources she sited should provide new leads in my Canadian research