Research Records - Family Chronicle Article Index

ARTICLES	ISSUE
A Mountain of Information Millions of genealogical records are stored in the mountain library of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints - learn how to access these record through your local Family History Center.	The Family Chronicle Collection
Allen County Public Library Jennifer Doerflein Hines examines the resources at one of the largest genealogical libraries in North America.	March/April 1998
Between the Lines Ever wonder what your ancestors' daily lives were really like? Find your family history in the pages of old newspapers.	Not Available
Beyond the Genealogy Section A look at some of the surprising resources found in almost every department of your public library.	The Family Chronicle Collection
Canadian Civil Registration Brian Gilchrist tells us where we can find records of births, marriages and deaths in each province.	September/October 1997
City Directories: The Fourth Vital Record Robert W. Marlin shows how city directories, often overlooked as a genealogical resource, can provide a mass of information.	March/April 1998
Death Records Voncille Shipley offers advice on tracing ancestors through their final records.	July/August 1998
Family History Centers Ron Wild describes the facilities and records that you can expect to find at the Mormon Family History Centers.	May/June 1998
Naturalization Records Robert W. Marlin tells us about the invaluable information that is available in these documents.	January/February 1998
Old News is Good News Peter Carr describes some of the information you can find in old newspapers.	September/October 1997
Passenger Ship Lists Robert W. Marlin shows us what we can learn from these important records.	September/October 1998
Research Resources A collection of useful products and services for the amateur genealogist.	July/August 1998
Research Resources A collection of useful products and services for the amateur genealogist.	September/October 1998
Using Your National Archives A peek behind the archive walls at the records available through the national archives of Canada and the United States.	The Family Chronicle Collection
Where to Look it Up Writing away for records is easy, finding the address is the hard part. We show you how to find the right address.	The Family Chronicle Collection
Why can't I find my English Ancestors on the IGI? Ron Wild tells you where to look if the IGI does not list your ancestors.	May/June 1998