Legacy’s 24-hour genealogy Webinar Marathon

Legacy Family Tree’s 4th annual Genealogy Webinar Marathon is coming up on 13 – 14 April 2023. There are 25 great new topics being presented by a range of speakers and best of all, it is free!

Registry of Deeds Talk by Roots Revealed

I will be delivering a talk entitled ‘Unearthing the Treasures in the Irish Registry of Deeds‘ on Friday 14 April.

The Registry of Deeds is a wonderful repository of deeds, leases, mortgages and wills that has survived intact from it’s inception in 1708. With over five million deeds and multiple names and places mentioned in them, there is a good chance you will find an ancestor within these records.

In the talk, the key areas that I will cover are:

  • Setting up the Registry of Deeds
  • How the deeds were registered
  • People named in the deeds
  • Type of deeds
  • How to search the deeds

Demonstrations of how to carry searches are included along with examples of different records that may be found.

To register for any of the free talks on the Webinar Marathon, please follow this link:

Natalie Bodle, a native of Northern Ireland is the author of the Roots Blog and founder of Roots Revealed. She is a professionally qualified genealogist and is a member of APG and  of the Genealogical Speakers Guild. She is also a qualified tour guide and a member of TGNI. Roots Revealed provides genealogy research services to clients who are searching for their Irish, Northern Irish and Scots-Irish ancestors, in addition to bespoke genealogy tours and family history courses and talks. For more information about the full range of services provided by Roots Revealed, please visit www.rootsrevealed.co.uk or get in touch by emailing enquiries@rootsrevealed.co.uk Her first book Tracing your family history using Irish newspapers and other printed material was published by Pen and Sword in February 2024. You can purchase a copy of the book here. Tracing Your Family History using Irish Newspapers and other Printed Material Book Cover

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