- The Unpuzzling Your Past
Workbook : Essential Forms and Letters for All
Genealogists (4th Ed)
- by Emily Anne Croom
- Paperback - 1 pages (September
1996) Betterway Pubns
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- Ancestry's
Guide to Research : Case Studies in American
Genealogy
- by Johni Cerni, John Cerny, Arlene Eakle, Johni
Cerny, Arleane Eakle
- Created as a companion to The
Source, this
guide familiarizes the novice researcher with
primary and original sources.
- Paperback - 364 pages (March 1998) Ancestry,
Incorporated; currently on
back order
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- They
Came in Ships : A Guide to Finding Your Immigrant
Ancestor's Ship
- by John Philip Colletta
Records abound regarding immigrants to America in
the early decades of the 20th century, and They
Came in Ships helps the researcher navigate
through this wealth of material.
- Paperback - 93 pages Revised edition (March 1998)
Ancestry, Incorporated
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- To Our Children's Children :
Preserving Family Histories for Generations to
Come
- by Bob Greene, D. G. Fulford
(Contributor)
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- Ancestry's Red Book :
American State, County and Town Sources
- by Alice Eichholz (Editor),
William Dollarhide (Designer),
- An expansive guide, Ancestry's Red Book lists
useful local resources in each of the 50 states
and the District of Columbia.
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- The
Librarian's Guide to Public Records 1998
:
- The Complete State, County, and
Courthouse Locator (Public Record
Research Library)
- by Michael L. Sankey (Editor), Carl R.
Ernst (Editor), Brb Publications
- Book Description
Uniquely assembles the direct sources
to over 11,500 major federal, state and
county public record locations. State
locations are indexed by topic matter,
not by address. Each court, county and
recorder's office indicates the specific
records it houses. The federal courts
section includes all the division and
district offices where records are
maintained. Most locations include the
office hours and even the time zone.
- Authors have extensive experience in the
business of information and data
retrieval. They have recieved the
Information Industry Association's First
Place Product Achievement Award.
- Paperback Revised edition (March 1998)
Business Resources Bureau
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- County
Courthouse Book (2nd Ed)
- by Elizabeth Petty Bentley
- A guide to American county courthouses, for
genealogical researchers, with contact
information, details on coverage and availability
of courthouse records, search services and fees,
and historical data on the counties. Also
includes contacts for city, town, and probate
district record-holders in selected New England
states, plus contacts in American Samoa, Guam,
Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Annotation
copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
- Paperback - 397 pages 2nd edition (December 1996)
Genealogical Pub Co.
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Society reading list research source |
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- Using
Maps and Aerial Photography in Your Genealogical
Research
- Marilyn Lind / Paperback / Published 1985
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- Land
and Property Research in the United States
- E. Wade Hone / Ancestry, Incorporated / March
1998, Read
more about this title...
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- The
Center : A Guide to Genealogical Research in the
National Capital Area
- Christina K. Schaefer / Genealogical Pub Co /
June 1996, Read
more about this title...
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- Ancestral Trails : The Complete
Guide to British Genealogy and Family History
- by Mark D. Herber
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- Genealogical & Local History
Books in Print : Family History Volume
- by Marian Hoffman (Compiler)
- Contains a bibliography of over 30,000 books and
microforms valuable to those tracing their
ancestry, with full ordering information for
each.
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- The 1996 Genealogy Annual : A
Bibliography of Published Sources (Serial)
- Thomas Jay Kemp(Editor) /
Hardcover / Published 1998
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- Climb Your Family Tree : A
Genealogy Detective's Kit
- Anne Depue, Doug Keith
(Illustrator) / Paperback / Published 1996
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- The Everything Family Tree Book
: Finding, Charting, and Preserving Your Family
History
- William G. Hartley / Paperback /
Published 1998
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- The Family Tree Detective :
Tracing Your Ancestors in England and Wales
- Colin Darlington Rogers /
Paperback / Published 1998
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- Finding Your Roots : How Every
American Can Trace His Ancestors, at Home and
Abroad
- Jeane Eddy Westin / Paperback /
Published 1999
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- How
to Climb Your Family Tree; Genealogy for
Beginners
- by Harriet Stryker-Rodda
- Paperback - 185 pages (August 1990)
G. K. Hall & Company; Availability:
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Society reading list research source |
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- First Steps in Genealogy : A
Beginner's Guide to Researching Your Family
History
- Desmond Walls Allen / Paperback /
Published 1998
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- Beginners
Ancestor Research Kit
- Philip Breck / Bristol Pub Enterprises /
September 1990, Read
more about this title...
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- Your Family Tree (Beginner's
Series)
- Jim, Jr Oldfield / Paperback /
Published 1997
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- Roots
for Kids : A Genealogy Guide for Young People
- by Susan Provost Beller
- Based on a 12-week course for fourth through
sixth graders, this book gives young people the
tools and interest to research their family
history.
- Reading level: Ages 9-12
- Paperback Reprint edition (February 1997)
Genealogical Pub Co.
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