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Unpuzzling Your Past
Since the first edition in 1983, Unpuzzling Your Past has helped
thousands of genealogists start collecting and preserving their
family history or refreshing and honing their research skills. A
practical guide for teachers and students alike, Unpuzzling is a
popular textbook for genealogy classes.
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The Unpuzzling Your Past Workbook
A handy companion for genealogists, The Unpuzzling Your
Past Workbook contains numerous forms on perforated pages for easy
tear-out. (Keep a master of each form for making more copies.)
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The Genealogist's Companion and Sourcebook
The Genealogist’s Companion and Sourcebook is a comprehensive and
informative guide to numerous U.S. public and government sources for
research. The focus of the book is to encourage genealogists to identify
and try sources new to them. The text concentrates on how the sources
can help you, how to use them, and how and where to find them. Research
facilities discussed include public and private libraries, courthouses,
academic libraries, law libraries, and state and national archives.
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The Sleuth Book for Genealogists
For years, genealogists have heard that they need to “be more like
Sherlock Holmes.” What does that mean? In The Sleuth Book for Genealogists,
experienced genealogist and author Emily Croom combines her expertise
with that of literary sleuths such as Sherlock Holmes, Miss Marple,
and Hercule Poirot for a unique look at genealogy research and problem-solving.
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A Genealogist's Guide to Discovering
Your African-American Ancestors
Genealogists and authors Franklin Carter Smith and Emily Anne Croom
have teamed up to provide practical guidance for researching African-American
ancestors. Whether you are just getting started or already have research
experience, this book gives you useful tips and successful strategies.
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