Family Chronicle Year Four
$25 US/$30 CDN, incl. shipping
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When we figured out that setting aside 5,000 copies of each issue for later orders was not enough, we increased that number. Family Chronicle Year Four is not a reprint but all the of the issues covering the period September 1999 to August 2000 (including the July/August 2000 issue) bound together to make a handsome addition to your library. We hope that this time we have anticipated readers’ demands!

Family Chronicle Year Four is 416 pages (including supplements) of some of the finest genealogy articles that have ever been published.

Articles include: Tracing Your Dutch Ancestors, Conducting Research in Europe, How to Research using FamilySearch.com, Recording Your Medical Pedigree, Where to Locate Family Records, Genealogical Conferences, Colonial Church Records, Getting the Best from a Scanner, Restoring Damaged Photographs, Using a Family History Center, Canadian Vital Records, The Power of an Unusual Surname, Researching on the Internet, Castle Garden, Publishing your Family History, Organizing a Family Reunion, Hidden Data on FHL CDs, Land Deeds, Irish Family History in Classified Ads, Family Treasures, Researching Your Irish Roots, Organizing Your Family Records, How to Choose the Right Genealogy Software, Why Film Research May be Your Best Choice, Immigration through Ports Other than NY, Why Families Emigrated, 10 Best Local Library Resources, The Erie Canal, Civil War Records, Researching the Workplace, Discovering English and Welsh Roots, Top Research Websites, 25 Tips for Researching at Your Family History Center, Freedom of Information Act, Scottish Genealogy, Internet success Stories, 10 Habits of Highly Effective Genealogists, The NEHGS, The US Federal Census, Using a Palm Pilot, Genealogy Software for the Mac, Surname Origins — plus You Wanted to Know, Websites Worth Surfing and Research Resources — and more!

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