Description

Most genealogy researchers will spend hundreds of hours on the computer trying to solve their brick walls - areas of their research where they are stuck, usually involving finding the parents of an ancestor. Most brick walls problems can be solved using local records.

In this episode Michelle Ebert shares:

• The most common reasons researchers have brick walls.
• Key records genealogical societies hold.
• What local records help break down brick walls.
• How to “back door” brick walls.
• And, a story of how she worked out one of her own brick walls. 

Break through your brick walls using local records and local knowledge of Pennsylvania’s genealogical societies.

Links
Berks County Genealogical Society main website - www.berksgenes.org

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Music: My Days Have Been So Wondrous and Free, composed by Francis Hopkinson in 1788 in Philadelphia, www.amclassical.com, Creative Commons license, some rights reserved.