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PREMIUM
Already an essential reference, this updated edition is especially important for staying current with understanding and citing available historical resources.
Evidence Explained: Citing History Sources from Artifacts to Cyberspace
Already an essential reference, this updated edition is especially important for staying current with understanding and citing available historical resources.
PREMIUM
Preserving Family Recipes: How To Save and Celebrate Your Food Traditions
This is as much of a useful, practical guide to preserving recipes as it is a manual for artistically preserving the memories of family connections, lifestyles, and traditions.
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Genealogy at a Glance: Ancestry.com Research
This clearly written, well-organized overview will help users understand the basics of Ancestry.com and become familiar with the tools and tricks of this leading resource.
PREMIUM
Sustainable Genealogy: Separating Fact from Fiction in Family Legends
Essential reading for beginning and experienced genealogists. Highly recommended.
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Generations: The WPA Ex-Slave Narrative Genealogical Resource Database; Ex-Slaves with Virginia Origins
Overall, this is a fascinating and potentially very useful new resource with numerous clues for tracing both ancestors and descendants of the interviewed subjects.
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The Reg Niles Searchbook for Adult Adoptees
While some of the information in the Q&A portion of this title is unnecessarily opinionated, the list of resources by area, in particular, will be a valuable starting point for adult adoptee searchers.
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Kinship: It's All Relative
Overall, Arnold makes a dizzying variety of complex kinship connections easy to follow, helping both beginning and experienced family researchers.
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Genealogy at a Glance
While not able to replace the comprehensiveness of a full reference work, these booklets do an excellent job of fitting a remarkably complete orientation to subject-specific research into succinct, well-organized packages. They will be especially useful for those new to a specific type of genealogical research or those who want something handy, reliable, and chock-full of key points to remind themselves of dates, websites, or other quick facts.
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Tracing Your Irish Ancestors
Already an essential reference work for anyone researching Irish ancestors, this new edition is recommended especially because of its expanded and updated information on finding and using online resources to research Irish roots.
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