Red Book, 3rd edition

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Alice Eichholz
Ancestry
archives
background sources
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cemetery records
census records
church records
county resources
court records
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family history research
genealogy
genealogy research
internet resources
land records
libraries
local records
manuscript collections
maps
military records
newspapers
periodicals
probate records
records
Red Book
research guide
resource identification
societies
tax records
tracing roots
vital records

Product details

  • ISBN 9781593311667
  • Weight: 2023g
  • Dimensions: 221 x 286mm
  • Publication Date: 15 Jul 2004
  • Publisher: Turner Publishing Company
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Family history research is easier than it has ever been. Today, with an increased emphasis on preserving local records and with the burgeoning use of the Internet and computer technology, we can discover a great deal regarding the specifics of our family’s past—no matter what the locality.

Designed to help you recover the multigenerational facts of your ancestry, Red Book is an expansive guide to the most useful resources in each of the fifty United States and the District of Columbia. Organized by state, the book easily directs you to information-rich resources in areas including:

  • Vital Records
  • Census Records
  • Internet Resources
  • County Resources
  • Background Sources
  • Maps
  • Land Records
  • Probate Records
  • Court Records
  • Tax Records
  • Cemetery Records
  • Church Records
  • Military Records
  • Periodicals, Newspapers, and Manuscript Collections
  • Archives, Libraries, and Societies
The result of the collective effort of renowned professional researchers and state archivists, this book sets the standard for resource identification and is a must for anyone serious about tracing their roots in the United States.