Join us for a practical, hands‑on introduction to locating Ontario land records using FamilySearch.
Whether you’re trying to determine where your ancestors lived or uncover the history of a rural property, this session will walk you through effective strategies for finding and interpreting land‑related documents.
The morning session will feature a guided, step‑by‑step walkthrough of how to search for land records on FamilySearch, including how to navigate the catalog, identify the correct record sets, and apply proven techniques for rural Ontario research.
The Reading Room will be open for the afternoon for those who would like additional assistance, one‑on‑one guidance, or time to practice the methods covered earlier in the day.
What to Bring:
- A laptop or tablet
- Your FamilySearch login information (a free account is required)
- Any names, locations, or property details you hope to research
This session is ideal for anyone interested in rural property history, genealogical land research, or strengthening their skills in using FamilySearch for Ontario records.
Time: 10am-12pm (morning session). The Reading Room will be open after the meeting until 4pm.
Cost: FREE for current Genealogy Club members (purchase your membership here if you haven’t already – $20 annual fee)
Pre-registration is required for planning and contacting purposes. Register by end of day Thursday, October 22nd
