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Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
Sa onolaini tiko na iwasewase ni gauna oqo
Na iwasewase ni gauna oqo sa baleta na tamata
2025

Introduction to Using Land Records in Genealogical Research

Land was often our ancestors’ most valuable asset. This session will highlight the value of various types of land records and demonstrate how to use them effectively in genealogical research. Federal, state, and local land records offer a wealth of information. Participants will learn how to locate and interpret land records, understand their content, and use them to uncover details for family histories.

Syllabus for Introduction to Using Land Records in Genealogical Research

Lewena e Vakatututaki


Ka lailai ni Finding Records & Preserving Memories on FamilySearch
Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
4:53
2025

Finding Records & Preserving Memories on FamilySearch

Historical records found on FamilySearch inspire Blanche to learn more about her grandfather's life. She is also able to use FamilySearch, a free platform, to safeguard cherished memories and precious moments.

Ka lailai ni Location, Location, Location - Tracking family history through land records
Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
Ka lailai ni Considering Location When Researching Your Ancestors
Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
27:00

Considering Location When Researching Your Ancestors

Davina Wilcock

Curu ki na Veitalanoa