[Genealogy] Farming Ancestor Webinars

[Michael John Neill]

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Your farming ancestors do not have to be boring any more. There are records
out there.

Learn more about your farming ancestors with our presentation on
researching those who worked in American agriculture.

** Rooting Around For Farmers
** LandLess Farmers

*Rooting Around for Farmers  *



Learn more about your rural ancestors with our hour-long presentation
*Immediate download–handout included $25*
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*Michael shares 30 years* *of experience researching his* *own farming
ancestors*

This presentation will discuss sources that should be fully utilized in a
researcher’s search for more about their farming ancestor. We will look at
sources and materials that provide direct and indirect information about
your farming ancestor and their farming operation. Local, state, and
federal sources will be covered in addition to non-governmental records.
There is information available to help you gain more insight into your
farming ancestor’s life and lifestyle. Material will be applicable to farm
landowners in addition to tenant farmers and farm laborers.   This session
presumes a basic understanding of local records, including land records

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*Farmers: Tenants and Laborers*

Those who worked in American agriculture but did not own their own farm are
more difficult to research than those who owned real estate. In this
presentation, we focus on farmers and farm families, but concentrate on
those who did not own farms of their own.

Tenant farmers and farm laborers comprise a significant proportion of those
involved in American agriculture. The challenge is that they tended to
leave fewer records than did landowning farmers. In this presentation we
will look at specific challenges involving these families and what records,
sources, and methods should be utilized in order to research them as
completely and effectively as possible. While there are never any
guarantees in genealogy research, there are ways that we can maximize the
chance we find as much about our non-landowning farm ancestors as possible.

The presentation will be given with the premise that the person being
researched did not own any real estate.

Concepts covered include:

   - Determining the residence as precisely as possible.
   - Documenting others with whom the ancestor interacted.
   - Documenting moves and migrations where possible.
   - Determining if the same person has been located.
   - Strategies to locate as many referencea to the ancestral name as
   possible.

This is not a live presentation although those who purchase the
presentation before its release are encouraged to submit questions for
possible inclusion in the presentation. This presentation focuses on
research in the United States.

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Michael John Neill
Genealogy Tip of the Day
PO Box 17, Henderson, IL 61439
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