Revolutionary War Records for Genealogy Research - Part 1
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- In this video we’re talking about the Revolutionary War Records available online for your genealogy research, where to find them on Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org, Fold3, and the National Archives Military collection... Along with some tricks to accessing them. This week's guest is professional genealogist Diane Richard. This is part one of a two part series.
LINK TO HANDOUT:
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Thank You Diane Richard for the handout. Diane can be found at:
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0:00 Intro
2:02 Welcome and Recap of the Revolutionary War 1775-1783
3:21 Military Records at the National Archives Archives.gov
6:42 Ancestry.com - National Archives Partnership
8:07 Ancestry.com Library Access
9:21 Ancestry.com Rev War & U.S. Military Collection
10:58 Ancestry’s Card Catalog
11:47 Using Keywords in Ancestry Card Catalog Search
14:30 Loyalist Southern Campaign
17:02 Loyalist in North Carolina
18:27 FamilySeary.org
19:07 Catalog Search on FamilySearch
23:01 North Carolina Pay Vouchers 1179-1782 on FamilySearch
27:18 U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls 1775-1783 on Family Search
28:17 U.S. Revolutionary War Compiled Service Records 1775-1783 on FamilySearch
2912 Fold3.com
31:22 Fold3 Available for Free During select Holidays
32:20 Collect Your Rev War Ancestors Prior to Free Trials
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Diane: "You can get a lot of research done if you don't sleep." Love it! Just pretend you're back in college, right? Grab the coffee and get to it.
too funny
I started my family genealogy research about 4 months ago. I just found an ancestor who was at least drafted in 1780 and given his uniform. I hope this will help me learn more. Even though this video is two years old, the info is evergreen!
Even it is older, the info is still good. Welcome to GTV.
Perfect timing...along with the celebration of Independence Day, the DAR is currently hosting its Continental Congress this week in Washington, D.C. Great information
Thank you
Don't forget the DAR records! Very helpful and searchable online.
Hopefully they will be mentioned in part 2
Yes... right off the top of part 2.
Yes it is.
We do
As always, a fabulous show! You two are wonderful! I look forward to seeing the remainder of the video next week. Happy fourth to you both!
Thanks Casey. Happy 4th. I can hear the fireworks as I type. 💥
Wonderful content as usual!! Thank you!
Thanks. We appreciate it.
Wonderful video! You both are so knowledgeable. Always learn something new
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have seen some of those records of being paid in land. Interesting to know why those existed.
My Loyalists were given land on a Brantford Six Nations Indian Reservation near Toronto. They were given 222 acres to grow grains on and were helped with tools. Six Nations Reservation is still there but has shrank down greatly.
Great story @RogerThat
Thank you! Watching on TV. 👍
Thank you!
Fold 3 is free from July 1st to the 15th!
Maybe you could do a video about using the open tabs to document a search you have done.
Good idea.
In the revolution would they place soldiers from different states together? My ancestor is Ben Stone from VA. Some records suggest he camped at valley forge but searching the online muster there are only two Ben stone's: a captain serving New Hampshire and a private serving Massachusetts.
I found out I’m related to John coode pre America first governor of Maryland and Thomas Cody faught in the revolutionary war 🎉
Whoa. Quotes around "Rev War"...like Google. Who knew. (!!) Or I should say three years of Ancestry subscription...and I have grown to hate this search engine :( Their search engine is not designed by a person or people who think like I do! Title and Keywords. Why not put explanations by those buttons. My goodness! Also, it is good to know InterLibLoan is down. I have had luck getting books on archives at eBay. I have no idea how it happened but I stumbled on to it. Someone republished a book from 1900 in 2012, which made it not be free anymore(ugh, don't get me started) and ILL was down so I started searching Google, etc for it and somehow Ifound it on Ebay downloadable PDF. Logistics and paywalls at archives are my brickwalls at this point.
Connie, is there an online list of Rev. War graves?
Off hand, not that I can think of. One of the best resources is Fold3... and or the National Archives.
Connie, I see DAR has a list but it's unclear how one gets access to it. I couldn't find it online. I've been searching relentlessly for my grandfather Jonathan Macomber in NY without success and it makes no sense since he was on the pension records.@@GenealogyTV