Here's what's in our October 2008 Issue:

Militia Records
David A. Norris examines a resource that can be a goldmine of information

Case Study: The Milton Family Tragedy
George G. Morgan shares the story behind two small gravestones in a Florida cemetery

Nonconformist Records in Western Europe
Leslie Albrecht Huber looks at a unique, but quite informative, resource

Life Lessons Learned in the Cemetery
Beverly Smith Vorpahl waxes poetic about death, dying and genealogy

Hit a Genealogy Home Run! Researching Baseball Records
Cindy Thomson looks at an unlikely resource for your family history research

When Grandpa Went Green
Jacqueline Wisner shows how to find roots in the Civial Conservation Corps records

New York's Greatest Treasure: The Humanities and Social Sciences Research Library
Gregory Peduto takes you on a tour of a genealogical treasure in the heart of Manhattan

Nicknames Can Drive Aunt Hatty Batty!
According to Donna Murray, nicknames are the bane of genealogists everywhere

DAR Library, Washington, D.C.
Cindy Thomson looks at the daughters of the American Revolution's research library

Seeing is Not Always Believing!
Emily A. Croom explains why it's important to query and question your research

Mothers and Fathers of Invention
David A. Norris show you how to use online databases to discover if you have an inventor in the family

Websites Worth Surfing
Marj's Place, Civil War Rosters by State, The Alamo, American Battle Monuments Commission, Nova Scotia Books of Rememberance, AccessGenealogy

Lineage Lingo
Lisa A. Alzo talks the talk, genealogy style

My Favorite Ancestors
According to Leslie Albrecht Huber, it's okay to have a favorite ancestor

Why I Wanted to Teach Genealogy
Donna Potter Phillips share how her passion for family history led her down an unexpected path

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