How To: Tutorials & Guides » Genealogy Research Associates

Lesson 1: Mapping the Course and Equipment for the Hunt

Lesson 2: Vital Records

Lesson 3: Vital Records Substitutes

Lesson 4: Trail Guides for Ancestral Hunters

Lesson 5: Shedding Light on Your Clues

Lesson 6: Your Best Ally in the Hunt - The U.S. Federal Census

Lesson 1: Introduction to Immigrant Investigations

Lesson 2: Identifying the Immigrant

Lesson 3: Identifying the Immigrant (continued)

Lesson 4: Identifying the Immigrant (part 3)

Lesson 5: Discovering the Most About Your Immigrant

Lesson 6: Reading the Place Name, Part 1

Lesson 7: Reading the Place Name, Part 2

Lesson 8: Overview of Immigrant Origins Research Strategies

Lesson 1: 20th Century Immigrants - Home Sources and Vital Records

Lesson 2: Immigration Passenger Lists

Lesson 3: Modern Naturalization Records

Lesson 4: Other Federal Records

Lesson 1: Clues from the Census Records

Lesson 2: Church Records

Lesson 3: Immigrant Obituaries

Lesson 4: Cemeteries

Lesson 5: Local Histories and Biographies

Lesson 6: Enlisting the Help of Others

Lesson 1: Enlisting the Military's Help

Lesson 2: Compiled Records via Your Computer

Lesson 3: Listing the Immigrants: U.S. Customs Passenger Lists

Lesson 4: Becoming an American: Early Naturalization Records

Lesson 5: Newspaper Research: Beyond Obituaries

Lesson 6: Double the Immigration: Canadian Research

Lesson 1: Published Lists of early Immigrants

Lesson 2: Compiled Records

Lesson 3: Early American Church Records

Lesson 4: Court, Land and Other Civil Records

Lesson 5: Hidden Clues in Periodicals

Lesson 6: Probate Records

Lesson 7: Lineage Societies

Lesson 1: Tactics for Using Foreign Sources

Lesson 2: Family Histories and Periodicals

Lesson 3: Original Records

Lesson 4: Departure Lists

Lesson 5: Emigration Lists

Lesson 6: Government Records

Lesson 7: Networking