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Genealogy 2013 The Ultimate Study In Genealogy Finding Your Elusive Ancestors is just the book you are going to need to learn how to search and find your elusive ancestors. This book relates the very foundation of genealogy and genealogical research. It helps you answer the questions:
Where are the genealogical records that I need located?
How do I secure the genealogical records that I need?
Why are these genealogical records important to me?
When did my ancestor arrive in America?
How do I use the genealogical records after I have secured them?
How will I be able to do further genealogical research?
What will I do with the results of my genealogical research?
This book identifies and interprets just how and where to get all your genealogy data, along with records that begin back in Europe during the first American colonization up until the present date. You will have access through this book, all of the new and updated online links for your genealogical research and pleasure.
My goal is to make available, not only to the novice genealogist but also to the professional, all the genealogical resources and data we have available to us today. You will learn to search each record group with sources, record types, specific locations, dealing with the unknown, finding aids to help in your research, and exactly where to go for your important family genealogy.
Genealogy 2013 The Ultimate Study In Genealogy Finding Your Elusive Ancestors is a book to study and learn every aspect of the genealogical research. You will learn exactly how to fill out a family pedigree chart, family group sheets, family calendars, how to put your information into a Family Tree Software, how to obtain marriage license along with samples of what to expect in these older marriage bonds, certificates, intentions, etc.
Two of your most important genealogical tools for online research are:
1. The Genealogical Society of Utah or known as The Genealogical Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This genealogical tool has a vast collection of printed and microfilmed genealogy resources for you.
2. The National Archives And Records. This genealogy tool also has a wonderful collection of online data and many records that can be ordered.
Census records will be of great value to the family genealogist or family historian. You can access these for a fee at Ancestry. Com, 1790-1940. If you have a library card, you can also access the census records for free in libraries that have the Ancestry.com system. Simply fill in your library card number and then you are on your way to research. They have files on the Revolutionary War Pensions, Books, PERSI, Freedman's Bank, and a U.S. Serial Set with lots of genealogical information.
Discover the major American genealogical resources as well as those in Europe. You will start with you and work backwards for each family member in your pedigree chart. How exciting and wonderful this journey down the road of successful genealogy research is going to be! With the help of this book, you are going to be able use the tools of genealogy that will enable you to locate, gain access to the records, and learn how to interpret and use them in your family genealogy. You must be persistent, dedicated, creative, innovative and patient while doing your research.
To conclude, let me wish you happy genealogy success with your elusive ancestors. I know you will find them! Study all the genealogy tools in this book, and don't forget to prepare and eat some wonderful Down South Southern cooking from the delicious cookbook, Slavery In America AND My Mammy's Soul Food Cookbook, that I’ve included as a FREE bonus!
Genealogy from my house to yours, forever and a day.
Polly Ann Lewis
Genealogy 2013 The Ultimate Study In Genealogy Finding Your Elusive Ancestors is just the book you are going to need to learn how to search and find your elusive ancestors. This book relates the very foundation of genealogy and genealogical research. It helps you answer the questions:
Where are the genealogical records that I need located?
How do I secure the genealogical records that I need?
Why are these genealogical records important to me?
When did my ancestor arrive in America?
How do I use the genealogical records after I have secured them?
How will I be able to do further genealogical research?
What will I do with the results of my genealogical research?
This book identifies and interprets just how and where to get all your genealogy data, along with records that begin back in Europe during the first American colonization up until the present date. You will have access through this book, all of the new and updated online links for your genealogical research and pleasure.
My goal is to make available, not only to the novice genealogist but also to the professional, all the genealogical resources and data we have available to us today. You will learn to search each record group with sources, record types, specific locations, dealing with the unknown, finding aids to help in your research, and exactly where to go for your important family genealogy.
Genealogy 2013 The Ultimate Study In Genealogy Finding Your Elusive Ancestors is a book to study and learn every aspect of the genealogical research. You will learn exactly how to fill out a family pedigree chart, family group sheets, family calendars, how to put your information into a Family Tree Software, how to obtain marriage license along with samples of what to expect in these older marriage bonds, certificates, intentions, etc.
Two of your most important genealogical tools for online research are:
1. The Genealogical Society of Utah or known as The Genealogical Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This genealogical tool has a vast collection of printed and microfilmed genealogy resources for you.
2. The National Archives And Records. This genealogy tool also has a wonderful collection of online data and many records that can be ordered.
Census records will be of great value to the family genealogist or family historian. You can access these for a fee at Ancestry. Com, 1790-1940. If you have a library card, you can also access the census records for free in libraries that have the Ancestry.com system. Simply fill in your library card number and then you are on your way to research. They have files on the Revolutionary War Pensions, Books, PERSI, Freedman's Bank, and a U.S. Serial Set with lots of genealogical information.
Discover the major American genealogical resources as well as those in Europe. You will start with you and work backwards for each family member in your pedigree chart. How exciting and wonderful this journey down the road of successful genealogy research is going to be! With the help of this book, you are going to be able use the tools of genealogy that will enable you to locate, gain access to the records, and learn how to interpret and use them in your family genealogy. You must be persistent, dedicated, creative, innovative and patient while doing your research.
To conclude, let me wish you happy genealogy success with your elusive ancestors. I know you will find them! Study all the genealogy tools in this book, and don't forget to prepare and eat some wonderful Down South Southern cooking from the delicious cookbook, Slavery In America AND My Mammy's Soul Food Cookbook, that I’ve included as a FREE bonus!
Genealogy from my house to yours, forever and a day.
Polly Ann Lewis
