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- Printed Sources Ancestry
Printed Sources: A Guide to Published Gen. Records The Source...invaluable
to all those seeking to improve their effectiveness in genealogy.
Every day valuable new resources for family historians are published.
But such ""printed sources"" can help you only if you know where
to find them and what they contain. Printed Sources is the most
comprehensive and up-to-date directory to everything from "how-to"
tutorials to "where-to" guides plus published original recordsindexes
and more. These convenient and very affordable published resources
can save you enormous amounts of time and money that you might
otherwise spend to find and view original documents in some distantdusty
archive. Printed Sources will make your research easier by helping
you identify and understandwhich frequently contain biographical
information on inhabitants that can't be gleaned from statistical
records alone. Published indexes and how they can direct you to
priceless ancestral information in a wide variety of record sources.
Other types of printed sources that can lead you to your ancestors.
2002. 800 pages 8 1/2 by 11 hardbound Fine Mint as new.Ancestry
Publishing.
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0072
- Family
Historian's Address Book Ancestry
he Ancestry Family Historian's Address Book Where to write for
just about anything which may document your family history search!
The Address Book is organized by state and includes such organizations
as: -National Genealogy Societies -State Genealogy and Historical
Societies' Archives -Libraries -Museums -Ethnic and Ecclesiastical
Resources & Web Sites -Military and Federal Government Agencies
-National Archives -Family History Centers and more! This research
tool will become your first point of reference for many future
research contacts. Give it a special place on your reference shelf.
2002. Papercovers, 542 pages Fine mint as new. Ancestry.
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0073
-Lost Soul Confederate Soldier in New England
Rolston, Les
Author Les Rolston reconstructs the life and times of Samuel Postlethwaite,
a young Confederate private in the 19th Mississippi infantry.
The author describes how, in the many years following Postlethwaite's
death, all record of the soldier's life was lost. Through tireless
research applying techniques and strategies you too can use, Rolston
found Sam and secured an "honorable burial" for the only known
Confederate soldier to be buried in Rhode Island. To add context
to the story of his discovery, Rolston relates the history of
two families--the Greenes from Rhode Island and the Postlethwaites
from Mississippi--and gives a detailed account of how individuals
from each family were involved in the Civil War. Lost Soul explores
how these wartime enemies became family, and how their union led
a battle-tested Confederate soldier to spend his last days-and
all eternity-in the North. A moving story and must read for Civil
war and family history buffs. 1999. 1st ed Soft cover. 316 pages.
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0074
- Library
of congress Neagles, James C
The Library of Congress is one of the greatest information reservoirs
in the world. Many a genealogist have found themselves walking the
enormous halls of the three buildings that hold the library's multitude
of information sources. This mammoth institution is more than just
The Local History and Genealogy Reading Room. You need to know how,
and where to access all the resources the library has to offer.
The Library of Congress, by James C. Neagles, is your essential
guide to the library's holdings. Clearly and simply written. Save
valuable time and money on a research trip to this library, by learning
what to look for before you go. 382 Pages, 8 1/2 x 11, Hardbound
Fine Dustcover Fine
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0075
- Ancestry's Red Book Ancestry
Reknowned book to keep at your fingertips when researching. Here's
the book that will quickly guide you to the most useful genealogical
resources in each of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia.
Discover where to go to locate the information you need to fill
in the gaps in your family tree and avoid the disappointments of
endless dead ends. The Red Book lists repositories of information
in counties and towns across America. Organized by state, the book
easily directs you to information-rich resources in each area including:
- Vital Records - Census Records - Background Sources - Maps by
William Dollarhide - Land Records - Probate Records - Court Records
- Tax Records - Cemetery Records - Church Records - Military Records
- Periodicals, Newspapers, and Manuscript Collections - Archives,
Libraries, and Societies The result of the collective effort of
renowned professional researchers and state archivists, this book
sets the standard for resource identification and is a must for
anyone serious about tracing their roots. 858 pages, Hardcover,Fine,
Mint as new.
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- Land
& Property Research in the United States
Land & Property Research in the United States Land records are
among the oldest and best-preserved records in the U.S. Researchers
often overlook the importance of land records as a source for
genealogical information. But significant and often hidden clues
can be found in land and property records. Written evidence of
people's entitlement to land and property goes back in time further
and apply to more people than any other genealogical record in
the United States. However, they can often be difficult to fully
understand and use. Enter Land & Property Research in the United
States, by author Wade Hone. This virtual encyclopedia of American
genealogy will guide you through the "how to use" and "where to
find" of land & property records. Additionally, LPR will instruct
you on the nature of land and property records. Of course, all
this information would be of little use without an understanding
of how to use it in genealogical research. Therefore, the significance
of genealogical information is tied into each record group and
chapter. Land & Property Research in the United States is the
most comprehensive and useful review of land and property research
to date. Nowhere else will a researcher find the information on
these important records so easily accessible. A "must have" for
genealogists, title companies, law libraries, county government
offices, and federal government employees. 517 Pages, 8 1/2" x
11", Hardbound Fine Dustcover Fine .
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0077
- Shakespeare of London Chute, Marchette
The chief emphasis in the book is on Shakespeare's life as a working
member of the London theatre. 1949. Hardcover. 397 pgs, dustcover
torn covered in mylar. E. P. Dutton & Co., NY
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- Frost you Say? Howe, Walter
Maine farmer Walter Howe today lives a kind of life warmly remembered
by some and enviously imagined by others and existance that is solidtary,
rustic, unhurries and respectful of Nature. Charming, an original
Yankee Grandfather type, that you would enjoy spendsing an afternoon
listening to his tales, this book is the closest thing to that afternoon.
1973. Hardcover, Fine, dustcover, good, 103 pgs, illustrated throughout
with B&W photos. Chatham Press, Rverside CT
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- Haunted New England Bolte, Mary
Haunted New England brings together traditional tales of witches,
ghosts and pirates, strange shipwrecks, earthquakes and epitaphs,
and with remarkable and original photgraphs recreates the very enviornment
which inspired them. Harbcover Fine, dustcover, fine. 1972 128 pgs.
Weathervane Books, NY
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- The Source Szucs & Luebking
Indespensable source for referencing and documenting historical
research. 1997. Hardcover Fine, dustcover fine 834 pgs, Ancestry
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