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The next best thing to a personal genealogist, this guide gives you all the knowledge to trace your heritage, and sort through the vast amount of information online, in family scrapbooks, in libraries, and at courthouses.

Kathy Chater offers an accessible introduction to Huguenot history and to the many sources that researchers can use to uncover the Huguenot ancestry they may not have realised they had.

This book covers the use of two of the most effective sets of genealogical information available to genealogists: Census and military records. Topics include: · Federal censuses: what they are, how to use them, pitfalls and issues concerning the information found in them; · Mortality schedules: a frequently overlooked gold mine of little-known genealogical data; · State censuses: genealogically rich resources · Military records: where and how...

Contains ideas and instructions for using paper, fabric, and collage to turn family trees into works of art.

Identifies and describes the body of original materials that are available for.

Register of deaths by county and township in Indiana in 1850. Along with the cause of death, age etc.

Records of Irish marriages from 1771 to 1812.