Ancestry's Red Book: American State, County & Town Sources, Third Edition
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Red Book is the culmination of several years' worth of research on the part of scholars, historians and professional genealogists.
Arguably the finest reference ever compiled on United States research, Red Book consistently ranks high on the "must-have" lists of several well-known genealogy publications.
Now, in celebration of an impressive 15 years in print, Ancestry.com is unveiling a new third edition, marking the first revision of this seminal work since 1992.
Hurry - this incredible offer is only available from May 20-31, 2005.
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In celebration of Red Book's 15th year in print, Ancestry.com is unveiling a new third edition.
Sporting more than just a new cover, the third edition effectively builds on the hallmarks of the original - namely thoughtful organization as well as in-depth coverage of the best libraries and archives in the United States.
Red Book also promises to take genealogy into the 21st century through updated text devoted to the wealth of information now available from the internet. and I subscribe to this newsletter Ancestry.com - Product Watch Google Search: http://ancestry.custhelp.com.
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Alice Eichholz, Ph.D., C.G.
Director of Lifelong Learning and Online Initiatives
Professor of Liberal Studies - Psychology and Family History
Union Institute & University: "As you probably guessed by now, family history is an organizing theme in my life. I came to it as an eight-year-old when I became curious about the towns in Virginia and North Carolina that had the same name as my maternal grandfather who died before I was born. Later, it became a hobby when I spent hours in the NYC 42nd Street Library searching for and writing to people all over the United States with the same name. This was long before the days of internet searching, computerized indexes and the wonderful Family History Library in Salt Lake City"
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Dear Hugh,
Red Book is the culmination of several years' worth of research on the part of scholars, historians and professional genealogists.
Arguably the finest reference ever compiled on United States research, Red Book consistently ranks high on the "must-have" lists of several well-known genealogy publications.
Now, in celebration of an impressive 15 years in print, Ancestry.com is unveiling a new third edition, marking the first revision of this seminal work since 1992.
Hurry - this incredible offer is only available from May 20-31, 2005.
MAY SPECIAL:
Ancestry.com May Special-
The Red Book for Only $29.95
In celebration of Red Book's 15th year in print, Ancestry.com is unveiling a new third edition.
Sporting more than just a new cover, the third edition effectively builds on the hallmarks of the original - namely thoughtful organization as well as in-depth coverage of the best libraries and archives in the United States.
Red Book also promises to take genealogy into the 21st century through updated text devoted to the wealth of information now available from the internet. and I subscribe to this newsletter Ancestry.com - Product Watch Google Search: http://ancestry.custhelp.com.
Google Search: Eichholz, Alice
Alice Eichholz, Ph.D., C.G.
Director of Lifelong Learning and Online Initiatives
Professor of Liberal Studies - Psychology and Family History
Union Institute & University: "As you probably guessed by now, family history is an organizing theme in my life. I came to it as an eight-year-old when I became curious about the towns in Virginia and North Carolina that had the same name as my maternal grandfather who died before I was born. Later, it became a hobby when I spent hours in the NYC 42nd Street Library searching for and writing to people all over the United States with the same name. This was long before the days of internet searching, computerized indexes and the wonderful Family History Library in Salt Lake City"
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