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Pursue that most elusive of antecedents: the female. Focusing on 19th century Midwest research, this introduces four ( or more) search strategies especially useful to research frontier women-can be used for other ancestors, areas, and time periods.

    by Sandra Hargreaves Luebking
    Genealogy Recorded 5/15/2002 at 2002 NGS Conference in the States
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: NGS02S190

3 . FINDING FEMALES ON THE FRONTIER

    by SANDRA HARGREAVES LUEBKING
    Genealogy Recorded 1/1/1988 at National Genealogical Society
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4 . Finding Your Female Ancestors

Too often, our female ancestors end up being just a name on a pedigree chart or as the neglected half of a family history. Tracking women’s lives is difficult no matter what the time period or ethnic group. This lecture will feature sources and case studies on tracing women ancestors. In particular,

    by Sharon Carmack
    Genealogy Recorded 8/1/2003 at 23rd Annual International Association of Jewish Genealogy Societies (IAJGS) Conference on Jewish Genealogy
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: IAJGDC52

5 . FOLLOWING FEMALES: UMBILICAL LINES IN GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH

    by THOMAS H. RODERICK
    Genealogy Recorded 1/1/1988 at National Genealogical Society
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: TN-T-77

6 . Frustrating Maine Females: Finding Families in Primary Resources

    by Lois Thurston
    Genealogy Recorded 10/22/1998 at The Fifth New England Regional Genealogical Conference
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: GCNE9831

7 . Women and the Law: Researching our Female Ancestors

Tracing our foremothers can often be difficult due to the laws that affected women in America. Knowing the laws at a particular time can provide information and clues about our female ancestors.

    by Diane VanSkiver Gagel
    Genealogy Recorded 5/28/2003 at National Genealogical Society Conference in the States Pittsburgh Moving a Nation Westward
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: NGS03S440

8 . GRANDMA, WHERE ARE YOU? FINDING FEMALES IN THE 19TH CENTURY MIDWEST

    by SANDRA HARGREAVES LUEBKING
    Genealogy Recorded 8/1/1992 at New Horizons: A Conference in the Southwest
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: AZ-86

9 . Three Females 10 - 16…Making Sense of Pre-1850 Censuses

    by Roger D. Joslyn
    Genealogy Recorded 10/22/1998 at The Fifth New England Regional Genealogical Conference
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: GCNE9814

10 . Three Females 10-16...Making Sense of Pre-1850 Censuses

It is time to stop avoiding the early censuses you think "don't tell you anything" Come learn their value and how to make the best use of them in your research

    by Roger Joslyn
    Genealogy Recorded 5/22/2004 at Conference in the States 2004
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: NGS04W106

11 . THREE FEMALES 10-16; MAKING SENSE OF PRE-1850 CENSUSES

    by ROGER D. JOSLYN
    Genealogy Recorded 1/1/1988 at National Genealogical Society
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: TN-T-56

12 . Tracing Female Lines

    by Leland Meitzler
    Genealogy Recorded 10/28/1999 at The 1999 Michigan Genealogical Council Seminar
    Our Price:  $8.50     Product Code: MGCF599

13 . Women and the Law: Researching our Female Ancestors

Tracing our foremothers can often be difficult due to the laws that affected the women of America. However, knowing the laws at a particular time can provide information and clues about our female ancestors that most genealogist are unaware of or overlook.