Using Migration Records talk from TNA

The National Archives (www.nationalarchives.gov.uk) in England will be hosting a talk on April 24th concerning the use of migration records. Here'sthe blurb:

What's On-Line: Using Migration Records
by The National Archives

What's On-Line is a series of free, pre-recorded online talks delivered by our experts, here at The National Archives.

Please use the link below to register for this talk, you will be redirected to our delivery platform, FLOW:

https://prod.flowapp.com/s/wt4AVTmqD6

Description

Using examples of records and case studies relating to both immigrants and emigrants held in our collection, this talk will explain how to search for and interpret records such as passenger lists, passports, registration and naturalisation records.

This talk will be delivered by Roger Kershaw, Migration Records Specialist at The National Archives.

This online talk will be presented via the FLOW platform. In order to attend this online event you will need either:

The latest version on Google Chrome
The latest version of Mozilla Firefox

Internet Explorer and Safari for MacOS are not currently supported by FLOW.

You can register and attend the event on Android mobile devices using the latest version of Android and the Google Chrome browser. IOS is not currently supported.

Chris

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