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Stop by the booth and see the wide selection. Following is a list of the most recent publications from Genealogical.com. You can download a free copy of our catalogue of popular titles at the following link: http://www.genealogical.com/upload_images/GPCCatalog.pdf.
Finding Your New York City Irish Ancestors New York City, by Joe Buggy
Mr. Buggy presents a comprehensive overview for anyone wishing to trace their Irish ancestors within New York City. Since identifying the immigrant ancestor who arrived in New York represents the best chance of finding one’s place of origin in Ireland, the author provides detailed information about records, resources and strategies for achieving this objective.
http://www.genealogical.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&item_number=776
International Vital Records Handbook, 6th Edition, by Thomas Jay Kemp
One-hundred pages longer than its predecessor, the new 6th edition contains the latest ordering forms and information for each of the fifty states and also furnishes details about records that were created prior to statewide vital records registration. Then it covers the other countries of the world, giving, where available, the current application forms and instructions, as well as the key addresses of repositories or embassies that might help you obtain copies of vital records.
Sustainable Genealogy: Separating Fact from Fiction in Family Legends, by Richard Hite
Heeding the cautions cited and putting into practice the lessons learned in this book will make you all much better family historians and ensure that your genealogical legacy will be one to be "trusted."
Without Indentures: Index to White Slave Children in Colonial Court Records, by Richard Hayes Phillips
Richard Hayes Phillips’ shocking new study of colonial slave labor contains the names of more than 5,000 children kidnapped from Ireland, Scotland, England, and New England and sold into slavery in Maryland and Virginia, ca. 1660-1720.
Twenty-two Genealogy at a Glance laminated research aids, including the newest ones in the series, which cover Ancestry.com, court records, U.S. Civil War, “Old Southwest,” Polish, Female, and U.S. Census research topics.
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