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The Complete Idiot's Guide to
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The Complete
Idiot's Guide to Genealogy
by Christine Rose, CG, CGL, FASG
and Kay Germain Ingalls, CGRS |
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| Pros |
• fun and easy-to-read
• numerous examples bring the words to life
• not just for beginners |
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• doesn't cover Internet genealogy research
• becomes dog-eared with constant use ;-) |
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The Bottom Line -
This entertaining, yet informative book is a must-have for all
beginner to intermediate level genealogists.
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| Product Description |
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Paperback, 352 pages |
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Published October 1997, MacMillan Distribution |
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Dimensions - 0.87" x 9.08" x 7.33" |
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My Favorite Book for Beginners
Whether you are a true beginner or have been researching your family
history for a while, this book is sure to quickly become one of your
favorites. Packed full of common-sense advice, tips, genealogy jargon and
even pitfalls to avoid, "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Genealogy" is a joy
to read as well as a wonderful research tool. The authors are experienced
genealogists who manage to simplify even the more complex aspects of
genealogy, such as proper documentation, providing proof and evidence, and
reading old documents. This book really covers it all - from interviewing
relatives to planning research trips, and everything in between. | |
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