I’ve added some new videos into my online course. You may be interested to read about it here:
The Family History Researcher Academy has added another bonus video tutorial into its online English & Welsh family history course.
Now included is a video module that joins with several other short videos to compliment the printed pdf lessons of the course.
The theme of the latest addition to the study material is tracing back to the English or Welsh ancestor from a forebear that emigrated before Victorian times. With so many people sailing away from England and Wales to start new lives in places like North America, Australia, New Zealand and other parts of the world, the tutorial identifies some of the records that you could use to find them in the mother country, pre-1837.
Not just for researchers with ancestors who left the country as the new content is also of great use to people whose ancestors stayed. It reviews some of the resources to use when you are researching back further than the 1847 census, or the introduction of civil registration in England and Wales and that is the majority of us!
Meanwhile, the weekly downloadable pdf modules continue to be delivered in an online release within a private membership area. These lessons are focused on revealing the resources and records to use when researching your ancestors from England and Wales so that you can break down brick walls more easily.
Family History Researcher Academy Online English & Welsh family history course
This family history course, having been written from a practical point of view, includes contributions from professional genealogists, online data experts and by its compiler Nick Thorne. Nick has experience of researching ancestors for private clients and of working on various projects for one of the leading British genealogical research websites, including compiling case studies that are published in a number of the U.K. family history magazines.
What others are saying about the English/Welsh family history course:
“Thank you for your detailed study of English/Welsh research. I have done a lot of English research, yet much of what you have sent is stuff that people don’t know, so thank you very much for your diligence in putting this together.” S. Johnston
And this the most recent testimonial:
“Great series. Will be reading them again as I work on my English ancestors.” J. Gill
The Family History Researcher Academy is available now as a monthly, or as a one off payment.
https://www.familyhistoryresearcher.com/course