A Who Do You Think You Are? Live 2011 presentation given at Olympia. Highlights of resources for the British Isles found at FamilySearch.org.

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5. Click on “Get Started”

22. Records page layout

23. Post 1837 Marriages in Parish Registers

27. Search results and map location

28. Search results and map location

32. Search results and map location

33. Search results and map location

35. Scroll down for record start dates

38. Click on the link to update the map

42. Four options for additional info

43. Radius options are ¼, ½, 1, 3, 5, 10, 15 miles

48. Click on the diocese link for a new map layer and more details

49. Several lists can be generated for you now

50. Several lists can be generated for you now

53. FamilySearch Community Trees

54. Search here or use the “Advanced Search” button.

55. Select a database by clicking on the down arrow in the “All Trees” field.

65. Place Collection Individuals Australia South Australia Community Trees 257,754 Australia Victoria Community Trees 123,818 British Knowles Collection: Jews of the British Isles 104,143 British Peerage, Gentry and Colonial American Connections 212,624 England Bedfordshire, Eaton Bray Community Tree 18,817 England London: Residents of London 209,983 England Norfolk Visitations, 1563 23,098 India Punjab, Moga District 10,454 Scotland Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae 88,274 Wales Records Primarily of the Nobility and Gentry 258,209

68. 5 Topics and the option to “Search”

70. Software > Image Editing

71. Devices > Cameras

72. Internet > Social Network

73. Each tab becomes a drop down list when you point at it. Click an option for detailed topics.

76. Click on the “Library Catalog” link

77. Click on the down arrow in the “Search” options area

78. Select the “Last names” option then type in a surname

80. Pay special attention to the “availability” line for “Digital Images”

82. http://www.lib.byu.edu/fhc/index.php

83. Click on the book title

84. A number of options allow you to search, enlarge, save and print