I have a good friend fr slc,utah who is a Booth.

Where is the beginning of the Introduction please?

So why are some of the names marked out?

Thank you for this video

I'm so looking forward to using this, and will be watching your other videos on the topic. BTW, my immigrant paternal GGM was born in Kånna, near Ljungby in 1848! I still have cousins living there.

This is so helpful-thank you!! I keep returning to my grandfather’s family when researching, but get bogged down in the language difference and don’t really stick to it like I should. He was from Luleå in Norbotten, just south of the Arctic Circle, which is actually very helpful to me. Since the area is very depopulated, and was even more so a hundred years ago when he left for Chicago, it’s easier to track his ancestors. Having your explanation of the parish records is great help.

How do I find the parcel number using the land patent? I can’t seem to figure out where the land is & who owns it now.

Thank you for your step by step. This is so helpful

Nelly Ryan in Mitchellatown.

I was just perusing through Ukraine on Google Maps and a picture of this cemetery caught my eye, so I put it into YT and this video came up first. This cemetery did not disappoint and you did a great job of showing some of it to us. Grobowiec Rodziny Kotowskich is Polish for The Kotowski Family Tomb. -- Cool! So they're family tombs, that's why they're so big. Thanks for the tour and your readings of some of the graves. 🤓👻☠💀❣

Question - my 3rd Great grandfather was born in Clifden... around 1839 or so. I am under the impression that Clifden was created as a town...sometime around 1838... so I am trying to figure out where to look in the Tithe Applotment for the name Toole... since Clifden may not have existed as a designation in the 1820s... any idea?

Instead of using Google maps, which is great but doesn't display nearly all names of places, you ought to use Lantmäteriet's map. Which is the national mapping service of Sweden.

Polish heritage

The map is broken now, it's just blank ): Is there any other way I can access the map?

How did you come across the map without the map?

The Wall family of Amite County

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So helpful to know what all the column headings mean! Thanks so much!

Amazing resource, thanks for the information. My family was not so far from yours: Tutaryd parish, Kronoberg county, Småland.

That tip/part about not finding them on that page and it being two books, was great! And obviously very good to know! Thanks for sharing!

Many people of the same name from the same area, may not be possible to pinpoint one as your ancestor.

Another really great video that was super helpful!!! Can't wait to use this video and the other video I just watched (just came across your channel) tomorrow when I pick back up doing more research! Again, you're a gem! Thank you for taking the time to share and explain everything so clearly and simply!

I don't know how you don't have more comments or views on this! This is a WONDERFUL help! Thank you so much! You're a gem!

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Felicidades por tus videos y gracias por llevarnos en su viaje.

Fabulous video and I’m still holding out for a look at the spreadsheet ❤

Digging into archives and had to stop and thank you. Not only did you make this super simple to understand, but you gave me so much confidence to do so!

You are related to Thomas and Walker Buckner, who ran (CEO, EVP) New York Life Insurance Company in the early 20th century. They lived in Westchester County, and are buried in Ferncliff Cemetery in Hartsdale NY. They are my direct relatives, who are part of the John Buckner tree.

About 10minutes, 45 seconds, you cannot find a particular land lot on the nice map with red lines for boundaries. This map dates from the 1870s. You are reading the printed primary valuation. To compare the map and primary valuation, you need to look at the earliest valuation map. I know the early maps are not as easy to read, having faint black lines complicated by inkblots, rips etc. Alternatively when you look at the revision books (aka "cancelled" books) in the valuation office, try to compare the red line map with the revised books of the 1870s /80s. As land holdings amalgamated or subdivided, the valuator would amend the map and denominations. Usually only in small ways but sometimes quite radically. As emigration had a substantial effect on north Donegal, considerable amendment may have been made between 1840s/50s and 1870s/80s.

Absolutely love this channel and have been an amateur genealogist for four years now! Need to go see my families land out in Mississippi and Alabama.

This is a terrific video! Great info about where families came from before the particular census date etc....thank you so much! (Tack så mycket) ♥

I have ancestors from Västernorrland...

I will like to find my grandmother Lillian Griffith Barbados

Étrange de voir des Américains se concentrer à cartographier mon Québec !

Yes you soon learn that page numbers are not image numbers! The reason for the discrepancy is that the image file includes the cover, flyleaf, introduction, etcetera, before your Wills even begin.

this was a very interesting video. Boy I’m surprised that you don’t make videos still but I guess life got in the way. Maybe you’ll get back to it someday. You have quite a presence.

Enjoying all your content, regardless of the country you emphasize. Mapping is quite revealing. I am very interested in the Excel process you spoke of in a discussion about HERs and Ancestry facts. When might you have this presentation?

£4 was a huge expense in 1855

Good info to know hope you have some things on researching Oäkten barn.

I used your instructions to map my family back to Ljunby Kronoberg area too! I found the areas and took screenshots on google maps street view to show my family the area our ancestors were in. I do have one question if you seen this - I have hit dead ends when people moved from another area (so there isn't a page reference for me to follow). How best should I look for page references between parishes etc?

The names in the HHE like Lindhult and Finhult are not towns, they are estate names.

After twenty years of searching for the family connection in Ireland, this intro to Griffths and the other video on how to search led me at last to the old family homestead. Still there just outside Desertmartin. Thanks much.

My husband is a Buckner. I can trace him to Benjamin Buckner born in Virginia.

I have descendants from ignaberga.

I don't know if you will see this given when your video posted but how do you superimpose anything on google maps? Do you have a video demonstrating that? Helpful video, great idea. Thanks so much

Thanks for extra. I have copies of my 4th grandfather's muster roll and still trying to understand their significance

Greetings, I also am working on our Ancestry. I'm excited about the Google Map mentioned. All of our family were centered in Quebec. Great tips on pegging the area. Ours were primarily from the areas in between Montreal and Quebec City. Others into Nova Scotia, etc. Again, thanks. Great context.

Really terrific presentation! Thanks!

Any connections with James Floyd Buckner (1894-1973) and his wife, Annie (or Anna) Bell Hargrove (Circa 1895 - 1955). They are my Great Grandparents. My grandfather was Howard Hargrove Buckner (Nov. 5th, 1923 - January 14th, 2014).

Are you planning on writing a book? I would love to purchase such a writing. I have heard much of the history of Simon Bolivar (& Jr.), John and Phillip, as well. I am clueless beyond this. I would love to learn more, it deeply intrigues me.