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European Origins, A Brief History of the Nations of Europe Written Especially for Genealogists and Family Researchers, by Col. Robert Shean Riley (Ret.), 2011 reprint of second edition. 654 pages, 6x9", hardbound book, ISBN 978-1-936091-05-4. The aim of this book is to provide a brief, thumbnail history of the various nationalities of Europe, keeping in mind the particular interests of professional and amateur genealogists and family historians. To appreciate this aim, the reader must realize that today many ethnic nationalities actually transcend current, established “national” borders and that the people they seek are not always to be found in the country which normally suggests their ethnicity. For example, the Swiss-German and the Austrian are members of the Germanic race, but they are not to be found living in Germany. Also, the people of Hungarian origin living in Transylvania do not live in Hungary; instead, today, they are citizens of Romania. Thus, this history is about the many different peoples of Europe despite current borders. R3806-$80.00 More Information | Also available on CD
![](../../images/clipart/shippingtrunk.GIF) Genealogy Made
Easy, by Karen V. Sipe, 1998. 8½x11, softbound book,
32
pages. A simple, concise guide to genealogical research, this volume offers
step-by-step instructions for those who wish to know more about their ancestors.
Discusses locating records and enlisting the help of genealogical societies,
organizing and storing research, developing charts and other documentation, and
much more. Includes addresses for archives and suggestions for further reading. AD850-$4.00 Currently
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W ho's
Your Daddy - A
Guide
to
Genealogy
from Start to Finish, by Carolyn B.
Leonard. 8.5x11", softbound book, 238 pages,
indexed, 50+ illustrations include photos,
documents and coats of arms, 30+ true story examples.
Chapters include: Getting started and having fun,
writing your own memoir, obtaining DNA-based records, deciding how much
genealogical research is enough, organizing your findings, seeing your ancestors
as characters in a saga, interviewing an older relative, and showing how online
records can be effectively used by genealogists. The book reflects new and
updated websites, improved strategies for locating records, the latest software
programs for recording your findings, and publishing your memoir.
AD2117-$17.95
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at Oklahoma Books & Authors Showcase 2010
Genealogy As
Pastime and Profession, by
Donald Lines Jacobus, 1968. 120
pages,
5½x8½", softbound book.
Describes the principles of
genealogical research, evaluation of evidence, and
relationship of genealogy to chronology, eugenics, and the
law. Covering early nomenclature, Royal ancestry, use of
source material, and methods of both compiling and
publishing a family history. Also included is information on
characteristic blunders and misconceptions - a classic.
AD785-$9.00
See also
reference
My Family Tree
Workbook
Genealogy for
Beginners, by
Rosemary A. Chorzempa,
1982. 8½x11, softbound book, 64 pages. Enjoyable, easy-to-use introduction
to genealogy designed specially for children. Data pages plus text. Instructive,
educational, valuable.
AD849-$4.00
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