Do THIS to Research America Revolutionary Ancestors on Ancestry

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CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction
00:10 Pension & Bounty-Land Warrant Collection
01:30 ALWAYS Read the Collection Description
02:00 Another Must DO Tip With These Records
02:57 Use Card Catalog to Find Collections
03:36 Use Google to Get to the Collections
04:02 Browsing the Collections
05:22 Searching the Collections
06:40 Know How the Collection is Organized
07:18 Reviewing a Pension File Example

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[kurtsgirl]

I learned a lot! My subscription to Ancestry just ended but when I subscribe again I know a new thing to check out! I know many things about my Revolutionary War ancestors but I can’t wait to find out the “extra nuggets “🥰 Thank You

[sclindah]

Thanks this is great! I had one family that had 8 of 9 sons serve. One time I was indexing Revolutionary War records and came across some of my own family names! That was cool.

[tiffanymims]

Great video, like always!!!! I love this channel and group of people!!!! 💘😻💜 😍🥰

[sjbock]

Interesting details about how to use this resource. One thing occurred to me. If the widow signed her name with an X mark on the pension application it seems like someone else with very nice hand writing filled out all the names and birthdates in the 1805 family bible. I'm not questioning the accuracy or validity of the information, just that maybe she had to have someone else write it for her.