I’d like to find some records of their time in London and names of ships on which they sailed to what later became North Carolina. My family arrived in May 1709 and left in January 1710.
One interest I have is records of the 1709 “Poor Palatines” who came to England looking for transport to the English colonies. I will definitely watch her prior webinars and encourage you to have her present new ones soon. Kirsty is certainly fun to listen to and gave a lot of good information. She provided so many avenues for research in such a short time! Thank you!
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Now I know more about how to search UK records, I will go back to my maternal ancestors and try to fill in the many blanks. I had no idea what I was doing, so I gave up and started working more on my paternal side. I started out with FMP many years ago because my mother and most of her ancestors were born in England. I learned a lot about searching on Find My Past. Kirsty Gray shared so much of her knowledge on Tracing Your UK Ancestry. Kirsty covered a lot of resources in a short period. I’ll need to view this again to pick up on the things I missed on the first pass. I received some excellent new sources to use in my research of my UK ancestors. I learned a few more sources or information to be found on the sources I’ve already looked at. I have Scottish ancestry and was Thrilled to learn about the Scotland’s People website!! AND to learn that Scotland has Excellent birth, marriage, and death records. I have English ancestors and working Irish ancestors for a client…great information…am anxious to check out some of the websites Kirsty gave us. Thanks for your time in showing other places to look for information. I have been doing research in Scotland and Ireland for awhile and I enjoyed the detailed records that come from there. She is easy to follow and has great tips. I always say “one question answered means two or three more question!” In this case, more pleasurable research findings!! I always learn something new from Kirsty, she’s an excellent speaker. Have many ancestors for the UK Always learn something new from her webinars Great way to end the year and looking forward to the next! Merry Christmas, Geoff and Marian and a Happy 2020! Great speaker, good overview of current resources! Great speaker with a wealth of knowledge!! Great reminder of all those UK sources by an excellent presenter! Great information given today! How to Trace Your UK Ancestry by Kirsty Gray….thank you so much! Good so far….but unable to continue at this time…Will listen again later on. Gave so much information, in such a short time frame. Gave me a good base to start researching great grandparents So many new avenues of research.įantastic webinar with lots of great information. Looking forward to checking them out.Įxcellent. Great suggestions on websites that I had never tried. Provided many sources for researching UK people with good assessment of sites.Įxcellent. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone!Įxcellent presentation and information! Thank you!Įxcellent presentation. I always learn new things, new thinking out of the box. I always love listening/watching to Kristy Gray’s webinars. Thanks for all the websites I can now go dig into!īrilliant 🙂 …… where does one begin to say how helpful this was, thank you so much 🙂Įxcellent for beginners/intermediate – great review and details. So much more now and Kirsty gives such clear hints and suggestions for accessing things that I think I can now start to connect at least some of my English people (the later ones) with their origins in England and Wales, and esp (be still, my heart) my beloved Cornishman great-grandfather.Īlways good to listen to Kirsty providing worthwhile sources.Īwesome information. I learned so much today! When I was trying to find folks “across the pond” it was a real challenge. Thanks a lot.Ī bit late, but will pick up the beginning on video. 3rd grand father was from Devon UK, At last we may be able to go further with the information received today in this webinar.
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