While church registers are the most popular and useful sources for tracing most Eastern European ancestors, and civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths provide even more details, there are other record groups to be searched that may prove useful, especially in the absence of church and vital records for your locality. This webinar will discuss available, census, tax lists, land, military, and other records and how to access them.
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This is my first webinar. Excellent for a newbie like myself. Will repeat this presentation in the next few days. Thank you.
10 stars out of 5!!!!!
A winner as always. I’m ready if I find I have Eastern European ancestors.
absolutely great, I have Hungarian and Croatian family searches and find Family Search the best website to use, Thank you, Enjoy your day
Absolutely wonderful.
Always enjoy Lisa’s presentations!
Always learn something new from Lisa.
As always an excellent webinar. It’s great to get more options for places to look for records.
Awesome webinar with a wealth of information that I will be able to use for my Czech ancestors.
AWESOME!!!!!
BEST EVER, THANK YOU
Best webinar of Lisa’s yet!
Even without ancestors in these countries, the methodology of searching is helpful.
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent content, both general and specific to my personal region of research.
Excellent presentation with, truly, a wealth of information. Thank you!
Excellent presentation!!!!
Excellent webinar from Lisa Alzo.
Excellent webinar. Will watch it again as it was packed full of fantastic information. Thank Lisa!
Excellent!
Excellent! I have to watch again.
Excellent! I learned a lot of helpful information.
Excellent! Very informative! Thank you so much!
Excellent, organized, knowledgeable speaker
Fantastic webinar with lots of extremely useful information.
FANTASTIC!!
Good information about My Heritage.
good information shared
Good webinar for beginners. I was hoping to learn something I didn’t already know, but it was a good recap. Thank you.
Great
Great info Thanks
Great resources and suggestions. Well done. Thank you for all the work you put into this!
Great topic. Great presentation. Time well spent.
Great webinar by Lisa!
Great webinar! So much information that will be so helpful in research of my lines and my husband’s. Thanks 🙂
great webinar!!
Have heard Lisa in person at gen. conferences. She is always very informative and well-organized. Thank you for this opportunity.
I have not yet found my ancestors from this area but know that there are many and wanted to be somewhat prepared. I’m excited with my searches even though I am just beginning to conquer my heritage but am thankful for the opportunity to get a head start with all this awesome information. Thank you!
I learned alot about eastern European records and found it very helpful. Will definitely watch it again
I look forward to catching the rest of the presentation at a later time.
I received lots of useful and new information! Thanks a lot!!!
I’m glad there is a syllabus and that I can listen to this again. Lots of information!
It was presention was very good. I learned a lot about Europe places on where to start
Joined late and don’t have Eastern European research to do, but found the searching hints Lisa gave to be very valuable for my research, too.
Just the right pace- loaded with helpful, informative, and useful information!
Legacy Family Tree Webinars top them all! Another home run!
Lisa had a fabulous presentation, and the webinar was crystal clear.
Lisa is a favorite of Webinar Presenters! She speaks very clearly and concisely. Her Webinars and especially today cover so much information that we might overlook or places just plain don’t think to look. I know of no Eastern European ancestors but thought information she presented would help me with other European research and am sure it will. Her Syllabus is fantastic with its detailed information, links and items not covered in the Webinar. Thanks so much, Lisa, Geoff and All!
Lisa is always excellent and I really enjoyed this webinar since I’m trying to find out where my in-laws came from in Poland, Austria, Russia. I’ll be watching this one again and again. Thanks