00:56:14	Mary D:	I I live in Canada, would I be able to access both sources on line?
00:57:15	Sheri Snodgrass, Support:	Hi Mary- There are some databases and collection that are digitized and on their site - just check their catalog for what's on line.
01:07:06	Patricia Breno:	I have a question about immigration and Ellis Island
01:07:45	Sheri Snodgrass, Support:	I believe Laurie covers those a bit further in the presentation
01:23:21	Dawn B:	Can you talk about the U.S. Indian Census Rolls?
01:29:19	Sheri Snodgrass, Support:	Red Book available for free at Ancestry wiki - https://wiki.rootsweb.com/wiki/index.php/Red_Book:_American_State,_County,_and_Town_Sources
01:38:15	Dawn B:	For Native Americans did they also have vital records?
02:04:10	Sheri Snodgrass, Support:	Midwest Genealogy Center offers free downloadable edible forms  https://www.mymcpl.org/genealogy/resources/family-history-forms
02:13:00	Sheri Snodgrass, Support:	Ancestry offers a free account that will allow you to create trees and see hints  - this link will show what the free account provides access to  https://support.ancestry.com/s/article/Free-Registered-Guest-Accounts
02:14:37	Dawn B:	Thank you so much Laurie and Sheri.  Great information!
02:15:39	Beth N:	Great information.  Thank you Laurie and Sheri!!
02:16:02	Kevin Varley:	Laurie, where was your ancestor imprisoned? I also have an ancestor that was a POW in the Civil War
02:16:21	Jolene Van Waus:	Thank you!
02:16:22	Claudia Frazer:	Great presentation. Thanks, Laurie!
02:16:58	Kevin Varley:	My ancestor was at Milne Prison in SC after being captured at Allatoona, GA
02:17:23	Patricia Breno:	when people came here did they have to register every so often
02:17:50	Kevin Varley:	Thank you both!
02:19:24	Patricia Breno:	thanks