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Book
The internet is now the first port of call for most beginning family historians. It has a vast amount of information - but it is not always easy to find your way around. In this book, Stuart Raymond, author of many acclaimed genealogical handbooks, takes you on a tour. He points out where to find the information you need to trace your family tree, how to assess the value of internet evidence, and how to avoid the various pitfalls that are waiting to entrap you.
Contents:
- Introduction: the Three Revolutions
- Family History Research
- Finding Information
- Sources
- Tracing Ancestral Occupations
- Institutions: Libraries, Record Offices and Family History Societies - Solving Problems and Getting Help:
Geography, Dates, Handwriting, Latin and Professionals - Buying Books, CDs and Fiche Online
- Obtaining More Help and Making Contact - Ireland
- Scotland
- Wales
- Offshore Islands
