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 Monday, July 09, 2012
North Carolina Genealogy Crash Course!
Posted by Diane
Are
you researching (or hoping to research) the genealogy of your Tar Heel
State ancestors?
North Carolina is rich with vital records and other
resources to leaf out your family tree, but it also comes with some
genealogical challenges—early headright patents, the Granville District, a highly mobile
population, a shifting crazy quilt of counties and the fluid border
with Virginia.
All this and more will become clear during our North Carolina Genealogy
Crash Course webinar, Monday, July 30 at 7 p.m. Eastern Time (6
Central, 5 Mountain, 4 Pacific).
Genealogy expert and Family Tree Magazine founding editor David A. Fryxell will present
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Essential North Carolina history
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Details on where to find vital, land, immigration and other records for the state
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What ethnicity-based records your North Carolina ancestor may have left
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The best websites and offline resources for North Carolina research
Attendees receive special access to view the webinar again as often as
they like, plus a PDF of the presentation slides for future reference.
And as a bonus, webinar
registrants will also get our North Carolina Research
Guide.
Register now to save $10 with our early bird special! Learn more about the North Carolina Genealogy Crash Course in ShopFamilyTree.com.
Research Tips | Webinars
Monday, July 09, 2012 9:37:54 PM (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC-04:00) 
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