Civil War Research Guide
Thomas Churchill · Stephen McManus · Donald Thompson
Mar 2003 · Stackpole Books
Ebook
96
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About this ebook
• Offers latest information on sources and techniques, including online resources
• Contains contact information for hundreds of sources
• Provides examples of specific documents included in genealogical research
It has been more than 40 years since the last comprehensive guide to tracing and researching Civil War ancestors was published. The Civil War Research Guide goes beyond, but does not exclude, such major national sources such as the National Archives in Washington, and features information on little-known publications, websites, auctions, memorabilia dealers, and patriotic organizations. The authors lay out a systematic procedure for performing research and recording the results in order to build a proper file on a Civil War soldier, making the experience both educational and entertaining.
• Contains contact information for hundreds of sources
• Provides examples of specific documents included in genealogical research
It has been more than 40 years since the last comprehensive guide to tracing and researching Civil War ancestors was published. The Civil War Research Guide goes beyond, but does not exclude, such major national sources such as the National Archives in Washington, and features information on little-known publications, websites, auctions, memorabilia dealers, and patriotic organizations. The authors lay out a systematic procedure for performing research and recording the results in order to build a proper file on a Civil War soldier, making the experience both educational and entertaining.
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