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How Young People Can Become Family History Detectives
Shannon Wilson, EPIC
Shannon Wilson is responsible for running the education arm of the EPIC museum's curatorial team, Shannon delivers a range of educational and family-friendly events, workshops and content for general public, school, university and community consumption. www.epicchq.com/genealogy
Locating Irish Service Personnel in CWGC records
Peter Francis, Commonwealth War Graves Commission
AncestryDNA – Basic Principles for Family History; Combining DNA & Traditional Research Methods
Eamon Healy
Irish Census Records - 1910 and 1911
Nicola Morris (AGI)
Discover your Ancestors in Glasgow and Scotland
Dr Irene O'Brien - Glasgow City Archives
The Irish Diaspora in America
Pamela Holland, The Irish American Research Association
The Story of the Irish Famine
EPIC
Being Prepared for Researching in Irish Records
Paul Gorry (AGI)
Sources for Researching a Convict Ancestor
Tom Quinlan, National Archives
Roman Catholic Records in Ireland
Joan Sharkey (AGI)
Tracing your Irish ancestors in Australian records
Debra Carter - AncestryProGenealogists
Origins of Irish Family Surnames
Lorna Maloney, Merriman Research
Using the National Archives to Research your Ancestors
Tom Quinlan, National Archives
How to trace your Northern Ireland ancestors
Brian Mitchell, Derry Genealogy Services
Watch the video below to see what Back to Our Past is all about.
Eric Knowles talks about his experience of tracing his Family History at BTOP 2018
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Accredited Genealogists Ireland
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Full Schedule of Talks Announced for Back to Our Past Virtual
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National Archives Talks at Back to our Past Virtual
Tracing the history of the workhouse system in Ireland using
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The Irish and the Scottish Connection
Dr Irene O’Brien of Glasgow City Archives will give three
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AncestryDNA – Basic Principles for Family History; Combining DNA & Traditional Research Methods
Presented By: Eamon Healy Synopsis of talk - AncestryDNA is a
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Tracing your Irish ancestors in Australian records
Presented by: Debra Carter Synopsis: The Irish did not immigrate to
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How to store and preserve your family documents for future generations
Preserving and storing your family history documents for future generations
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Don’t know where to start on your family history?
Follow this step-by-step guide from Backtoourpast Military collections from WW1 and
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Glasnevin Museum – 1.5 million stories to tell
The striking, ancient fir trees at Glasnevin, looking towards the
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A Beginners Guide to Using DNA in Family History
Margaret Jordan advises When you hit the proverbial ‘brick wall’
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Schedule of talks on DNA for beginners and experts alike - RDS, 18th & 19th October
