Course enrollment: EL-219 - Research: U.S. Records Using Ancestry Including DNA Strategies

Purchase the enrollment for the course 'Research: U.S. Records Using Ancestry including DNA Strategies' at https://genealogicalstudies.com

Note: Access to Ancestry is a requirement by the student to be able to complete this course.

The use of proper search techniques and Ancestry databases will assist you in obtaining your research goals. This course will introduce very important groups of records to the genealogist—census, vital, military, newspaper & publication, and immigration records.

Each module will provide a brief description of the record group, describing how to search for the record, what information is contained within the document, recording the information and its genealogical importance. The last module will consist of three case studies, with exercises following a family through the various record groups.

This is an introductory course to census, vital, military, newspaper and immigration records available on Ancestry. 

Ancestry has many tools that will assist the researcher in developing and recording their family history. You should have a good understanding of the tools prior to starting this course.

Approximate contact hours to complete this course: 21