Land records often provide the names\, dat es\, and locations necessary to answer tough genealogical questions. But f inding the records to answer these questions in Pennsylvania can be a chal lenge. Learn what types of land records were created in a particular place and time\, what kinds of information the records contain\, and where you can find the records today. We&rsquo\;ll also discuss research strategies to use these land records to solve tough cases\, which apply to using land records in any location. Presented by Megan Clark Young.
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Me
gan Clark Young has deep roots in western Pennsylvania\, where she lives a
nd works as a forensic genealogist and the owner of MACY&rsquo\;s Genealog
ical Research. Megan is on the board of directors for the Western Pennsylv
ania Genealogical Society\, where she chairs the First Families of Western
Pennsylvania lineage society. She is also a member of the Ft. McIntosh Ch
apter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the General Society
of Mayflower Descendants. Megan relies heavily on land records to establis
h identity and relationships and looks forward to sharing her strategies.<
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