Legacy Family Tree’s 24 Hour Webinar Marathon

Legacy Family Tree Webinars (part of the My Heritage group) are providing a 24 hour Genealogy Webinar Marathon from 08 – 09 April 2021. There are 26 different speakers on a wide range of genealogy topics.

I will be delivering a talk entitled ‘Townlands, Parishes and Baronies – understanding land administrative divisions in Ireland.’

The townland, often with different and inconsistent spellings, is unique to Ireland and is a key feature of helping to tie down where your Irish ancestor came from. To confuse matters there are often townlands of the same name in different parts of the country, sometimes even in the same county. How do you know you have the right one and what does the name mean? There are civil parishes and ecclesiastical parishes, both Church of Ireland and Roman Catholic. What’s the difference and how do you know how to identify them and pinpoint their location? Different record sets used different land administrative divisions that include Townlands, Parishes, Baronies, Poor Law Unions and District Electoral Divisions. Understanding these administrative divisions is essential for your Irish ancestor research.

Best of all, after you register, you will have free access to all of the talks on the 24 hour webinar marathon for one week.

You can find more information about the speakers and their topics and register for free here:

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