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Based upon years and classroom experiences, this how-to book will guide you from your first interview of relatives, through cemeteries, churches and your local library and courthouse through the National archives, as well as the archives of the states. A new chapter about the uses of the Internet in research and in locating other sources has been added, and internet suggestions are woven throughout the text by Mrs. Driskill.
Appendix 1 includes the common forms for families and censuses that you will need to get started. Appendix 2 provides forms for use at the Natl. Archives. Appendix 3 supplies names and addresses of some of the very best societies and associations which you will be contacting as time goes by. The Glossary explains more than 125 needed terms and expressions common to the Internet and to genealogical sources. The most user-friendly beginners' guidebook on the market today., ., 8.5x11, illustrated, index, paper, #D1476
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Genealogy: How To Find Your Ancestors, Revised Edition
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