The Source: A Guidebook of American GenealogyLoretto Dennis Szucs, Sandra Hargreaves Luebking This book identifies, locates, and interprets all of the basic manuscript, microfilm, and published record groups currently available for genealogical research between the beginnings of European Colonization in America and 1910. Sources for Indian research are also discussed. |
Contents
Databases Indexes and Other Finding Aids | 35 |
Research in Birth Death and Cemetery Records | 59 |
Research in Marriage and Divorce Records | 87 |
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Common terms and phrases
American American Revolution ancestor Ancestry Baltimore bibliography burial Catalog cemetery census records census schedules certificate chapter church records Civil claims collection Colonial compiled Congress copies County court records database deeds directories District divorce documents England entries enumeration family history centers Family History Library FamilySearch federal census Figure files finding aids Genea Genealogical Publishing genealogical research Genealogical Society genealogists granted gravestones Guide Historical Society Illinois Indian individuals International Genealogical Index James John jurisdictions Kentucky lists locate maps marriage records Mary Maryland microfilm military National Archives Native American North Carolina NUCMC Ohio original P.O. Box parents Pennsylvania pension person place of birth Press printed probate registers Reprint residence Revolutionary rolls Salt Lake City Soldiers Soundex sources South surname Tennessee tion town township United Utah Virginia vital records vols volumes Washington William York
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God in the Classroom: Religion and America's Public Schools R. Murray Thomas No preview available - 2007 |