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By Nicky Smith, from the BYU FHL webinar series.
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With some thought, some analysis, and some time, a map may help you notice more than you expect about your ancestor and his family.
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This article describes what plat books are, how to locate them, and how to use them in genealogical research.
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This article describes some on and offline ways to locate places that no longer exist, or barely exist.
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Digging Deeper into Maps and Mapping Programs (YouTube)
By James Tanner, from the BYU FHL webinar series.
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Genealogists (YouTube)
By Blake Gulbransen, from the BYU FHL webinar series.
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Locating Your Ancestors Exactly From Maps and Gazetteers (YouTube)
By James Tanner, from the BYU FHL webinar series.
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Mapping Your Ancestors (YouTube)
By James Tanner, from the BYU FHL webinar series.
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Metes & Bounds on Google Earth (YouTube)
By James Tanner, from the BYU FHL webinar series.
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Place Your Ancestors: Your Guide to Using Atlases, Maps & Gazetteers
A guide to help you locate and use maps, atlases and gazetteers in your genealogical research.
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Understanding Maps for Genealogists (YouTube)
By James Tanner, from the BYU FHL webinar series.
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Using Historic Maps for Your Genealogy
Article from Geni.com.
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From the U. S. Geological Survey
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YouTube Channel - BYU Family History Library
This is a collection of 12 webinars on using maps for Family History Research.
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