Storbeck's

Reference, Manuals, How-To Books for Genealogy
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Genealogical & Local Books In Print Fifth Edition: General Reference & World Resources Volume by Marian R. Hoffman. 353 pp., index, paper. 1997. The general reference section lists thousands of genealogical books in print while the world resources section lists publications throughout the world. RMH136       $25.00

Genealogical & Local Books In Print Fifth Edition: U.S. Sources & Resources Volume North Carolina - Wyoming by Marian Hoffman. 550 pp., paper. 1997. RMH138       $25.00

Genealogist's Companion & Sourcebook: A Beyond-The-Basics, Hands-On Guide To Unpuzzling Your Past by Emily Croom. 227 pp., index, paper. 1994. The follow-up book to Unpuzzling Your Past: A Basic Guide to Genealogy helps you dig deeper and make your way past obstacles such as lost records and burned courthouses. RMH086       $16.99

The Genealogist's Address Book 3rd Edition by Elizabeth Petty Bentley. 653 pp., index, paper. 1996. A national yellow pages for the genealogist. Classified by subject, cross-referenced and alphabetized. Gives the names, addresses, and phone numbers of useful organizations and institutions in the U.S. RMH029       $34.95

Genealogy As Pastime And Profession Second Edition Revised by Donald L. Jacobus. 120 pp., paper. 1996. Describes the principles of genealogical research, the evaluation of evidence, and the relationship of genealogy to chronology, eugenics, and the law. RMH027       $ 8.95

Genesis Of Your Genealogy: Step-By-Step Instruction For The Beginner In Family History, Fourth Edition by Elizabeth L. Nichols. 80 pp., index, paper. 1992. The first section deals with the basics while the second section deals with using computers in family history/genealogy. RMH083       $ 11.95

Going To Salt Lake City To Do Family History Research Third Edition, Revised and Expanded by J. Carlyle Parker. 262 pp., illus., index, paper. 1996. Shows you how to get the most out of your local Family History Center prior to your visit to the Family History Library in Utah, and once there, the Library itself. RMH085       $15.95

A Guide To Library Research Methods by Thomas Mann. 316 pp., index, paper. 1998. Emphasizes nine fundamental research methods that researchers can apply to any inquiry. Can save countless hours in the search for information. RMH087       $14.95

Guide To Naturalization Records Of The United States by Christina K.Schaefer. 406 pp., illus., hardcover. 1997. State by state, county by county, city by city, the Guide to Naturalization Records identifies all repositories of naturalization records, systematically indicating the types of records held (declarations of intention, petitions for naturalization, case files, indexes, etc.), their dates of coverage, and the location of original and microfilm records. RMH140       $25.00

Handbook Of Genealogical Sources by Dr. George K. Schweitzer. 214 pp., paper. 1991. Facilitates finding the largest amount of ancestor information in the shortest amount of time with the smallest expenditure of money. RMH034       $12.00

How To Climb Your Family Tree by Harriet Stryker-Rodda. 144 pp., paper. (1977, 1992) 1995. RMH033       $ 8.95

Land & Property Research: In The United States by E. Wade Hone. 517 pp., illus., index, maps, cloth. 1997. According to the author, the purpose of this book is to provide a resource through which researchers can quickly determine the types of land records that are available for the times and places in which their ancestors lived. The appendices, which make up half of the book, cover Tract Book and Township Plat Map Guide to Federal Land States and Land Office Boundary Maps. RMH134       $49.95

Library Of Congress: A Guide To Genealogical And Historical Research by James C. Neagles. 382 pp., cloth. 1990. Mr. Neagles acts as your personal escort through the library's holdings and makes it easier to get the most out of your visit. RMH042       $39.95

Locating Your Immigrant Ancestor by James C. & Lila Lee Neagles. 153 pp., paper. 1986. A reference for naturalization records of the U.S. that makes it possible to locate records and obtain photocopies of either the Declaration of Intent or the final papers. RMH073       $12.95

A Medical Miscellany For Genealogists by Dr. Jeanette L. Jerger. 178 pp., bibliog., illus., paper. 1995. Formatted like a dictionary, medical and folk wisdom terms are listed in alphabetical order and cross-referenced when necessary. MSX008       $20.50

Migration, Emigration, Immigration Vol 2 by Olga Miller. 148 pp., paper. 1981. RMH048       $ 9.25