Charter Oak Genealogy

Charter Oak Genealogy has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in July 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Charter Oak Genealogy are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email Besides social media accounts, charteroakgenealogy.com has populated their site with: • Charter Oak Genealogy • I have Revolutionary War ancestors. What lineage societies might I qualify for? • Charter Oak Genealogy Programs • “One and the Same?”: Why does it matter? • Does your genealogist have lineage society experience? Why does it matter? • Stuck on a Connecticut research problem? Here are five places you can go for help. – Connecticut Roots by Charter Oak Genealogy • I have ancestors who settled in colonial America. What lineage societies can I join? • Lineage Society Application FAQs: Can I access the documentation submitted with an ancestor’s application? • Connecticut Statutes: Resources for Genealogy – Connecticut Roots by Charter Oak Genealogy • How do I find my Connecticut ancestor’s obituary? – Connecticut Roots by Charter Oak Genealogy • 4 Common Points of Stress in the Lineage Society Application Process – and How to Avoid Them • Proof Argument and the Lineage Society: It’s (really, really, really) complicated. • Connecticut County Records: What do genealogists need to know? – Connecticut Roots by Charter Oak Genealogy • 5 Tips for Completing a Mayflower Society application (from a lineage society genealogist) • Lineage Society Applications FAQs: Can I use my Daughters of the American Revolution paperwork to join the Colonial Dames? • Historical Societies and Researching Your Connecticut Ancestor • My Connecticut immigrant ancestor seems to be missing a vital record. What's going on? • Lineage Societies and Adoption: It’s complicated. • Five Tips for Making Your Lineage Society Application Easier • Can this source be used for a lineage society application? • 5 Crucial Dates in 17th Century Colonial Connecticut History That May Impact Your Genealogy • 5 Tips for Researching a Connecticut Ancestor’s Civil War Service • New England Reference Texts: To Use or Not to Use in an Application? • Veteran’s Death Index • Land Records: Key Part of Colonial Connecticut Research • What does a lineage society application cost? • What is coverture, and why does it matter? • Why was this source created?: Knowing the history can help your research • Running a genealogy group in a Connecticut library? Here are some resources to help. • What’s the militia, and why does it matter? • What does this word being used by my lineage society mean? • Resources for researching the history of your Connecticut Home • What sources do you need to check to answer a question about an ancestor in colonial Connecticut? • Resources for the Research of New York Loyalists • Was my Connecticut ancestor a Loyalist? • Starting Your Holiday Shopping? Favorite Connecticut Genealogy Database Providers… • Why is my lineage society telling me I can’t use the ancestor I want? • November newsletter • My siblings and I all want to join lineage societies. Are there ways to save time and money? • Five Myths about Connecticut Vital Records (colonial period) • How do I develop historical context for a Connecticut ancestor? • What was Saybrook Colony? • Bounty Land in Maine? • "Linking to the Patriot: The Final Pension Payment Voucher" by Bryna O'Sullivan • What is historiography, and how might it impact your Connecticut genealogy research? • Resources for finding the burial of a veteran ancestor in Connecticut • Sons of the American Revolution Updates DNA Guidelines • How do I find a professional genealogist to assist with my Connecticut genealogy research? • What can I do to make my DAR or SAR application more affordable? • BYU Script Tutorial • Preliminary Application or Complete Application? • The Connecticut town boundaries have changed. How do I find my ancestor’s land records? • I can’t find a Connecticut birth record. Where do I look next? • Resources for researching a French-Canadian family from Connecticut • Resources for researching Polish immigrants to Connecticut • Fact or Myth: Connecticut’s Historical Government Records are Held by the Connecticut Historical Society? • We don’t get that many genealogy questions. Should we still expend resources? • Truth or Myth: The older birth certificates were transferred from my ancestor’s Connecticut town to the State Library • The Connecticut Town Hall Transferred the Land Records to the State Library: Truth or Myth? • Tips for Using Your Prior Application to Join Another Society • Prepping for America250?: Why your historical organization needs to consider genealogists • Struggling to determine an ancestor’s church affiliation? Have you checked the tax records? • I have Canadian ancestors. Can I still qualify for an American lineage society? • 5 Common Connecticut Research Mistakes – and How to Avoid them • How do I locate a Connecticut manumission record? • How old were those who fought in the American Revolution? • Connecticut and the Firelands • LibGuides Home: Genealogy Indexes: Barbour Collection • Is there an easy way to check my Mayflower line? • Which Connecticut genealogical societies can help me learn more about my ancestors? • LibGuides Home: Professional Genealogists and Genealogical Societies: Genealogical Societies Authorized to do Business in Connecticut • What if I can’t find a document that names my ancestor’s parents? Can I still join a lineage society? • How do I find the district probate court that holds my Connecticut ancestor’s records? • Boston Passenger Lists • New York passenger records • Connecticut passenger lists • Why am I seeing a microfilm icon when researching Connecticut vital records on FamilySearch? • Connecticut Census Enumerations • Connecticut Comptroller Records • America250 prep: Resources on the American Revolution in Connecticut • Free Genealogy Resources for Connecticut Residents • Research and resources on Connecticut’s patriots of color • Were Connecticut Revolutionary War units integrated or segregated? • Did Connecticut warn out? • CONTENTdm • I’d like to apply to the Mayflower Society – but I have a budget. Is there anything I can do to save money? • What is the Court of Appeal in Cases of Capture? • Can the Connecticut freeman’s oath be considered an oath of allegiance for a Revolutionary War lineage society? • County or no county? • Why Connecticut Didn't Go Dutch • History of Saybrook Colony • List of Connecticut Cities and Towns • French Republican Calendar Converter • Connecticut Vital Records • How reliable are lineage society application databases? • Connecticut Colonial Census Enumerations • 1840 census and Revolutionary War pensions • Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut • Adath Israel Collection, Wesleyan University • Arabas v. Ivers • What's the Hulks Act? • MAGIC Historical Map Collection - Connecticut Towns • Historic Buildings of CT • Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps • Panoramic Map Collection • 1934 aerial photos • How do I document a new Revolutionary War ancestor? • Connecticut Architectural Surveys • WPA Architectural Survey • Historic American Buildings Survey • Connecticut Genealogy Resources • Registration for land records program • Do I need to have documents translated for my lineage society application? • List of Connecticut Towns • Can I use my family's genealogy for a lineage society application? • French speaking Switzerland • French in Belgium • Where can I find my family Bible? • French colony in Illinois • History of Luxembourg • American Revolution Collection • Alsatian Dialect • LA LANGUE FRANÇAISE AU QUÉBEC • Dictionnaire du Moyen Français • Colored Troop Enlistments from Connecticut during the Civil War • Revolutionary War Pension Application Index • I joined DAR or SAR. I now want to join a colonial society. How do I find a qualifying ancestor? • Veteran's Death Index • March newsletter • Why is it so challenging to document a female patriot? • Veteran's Bonus Records • Service records : Connecticut men and women in the armed forces of the United States during World War, 1917-1920. • How do I find a Connecticut privateer's commission? • Remembering World War One • 1917 military census • 1917 Nurses Census • Decree of 20 September 1792 • Marriage Dispensation • Translating French Records: Catholic Burial Records • FamilySearch Reading French-Canadian Burial Records • American Canadian Genealogical Society Parish Record models • FamilySearch baptismal record guide • What's a privateer? • Archives de la Manche glossary • Généalogistes de France Glossary • Hale Collection • Occupations in New-France and Canada • VIEUX METIERS • Les Métiers des nos Ancêtres • French Translation Resources • A French Genealogy Glossary • Direct line? Collateral line? • Connecticut Courant Index • The Oldest Newspaper in Continous Publication • Larousse Dictionary • Newspapers digitized on Chronicling America • Search for Connecticut Newspapers • Can I use Ancestry ThruLines as proof? • The Catholic Transcript • Word Reference • Lexilogos Dictionary • Ancestors Portal • Feast of St. Sebastian Exhibit • Revolutionary War tax records • Public Records of the State of Connecticut • Arabus v. Ivers • The Feast of St. Martin • Genealogy of Aaron Carter • 1740 marriage • Gradual Emanicipation Act • Gradual Emancipation Act • Mayflower Descendants Search • Patriot to Passenger Project • Middletown CT Historic Structure Rehabilitation Tax Abatement • Can I document additional Mayflower ancestors? • 5 Sources to Avoid Using for Mayflower Society Applications • Huguenot Refugees • Check your Mayflower Line • Accent aigu • Isaac Allerton • Witch Trial Pardons • Samuel Wyllys Papers • Introduction to Online Resources Registration • Connecticut Town Meeting Records • Connecticut Oaths of Allegiance • Connecticut Supply Taxes • Intro to FamilySearch Program Registration • Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut • Connecticut Archives • Connecticut Men in the Revolution • 1934 Arial Photos • Seigneurial System • History of the Eastern Townships • Ordering Notarial Records • Notarial Records on BANQ's website • Quebec, Canada, Notarial Records, 1637-1935 • The Notaries of French Canada • Historic preservationists call for state oversight of Connecticut’s neglected cemeteries • History of Connecticut town boundaries • What French Records are online? • Bounty land, Connecticut, and the American Revolution • Sources of Revolutionary War Service for Women from Connecticut • Register for "Beyond the Gravestone" • French Canadian and Native Families • 4 common reasons your ancestor is no longer considered qualifying