This indispensable guide helps you get the most out of sacramental records, such as the Boston Archdiocese parish records now available at AmericanAncestors.org. Also includes how to locate and access...

Advances in DNA research over the last decades have had huge implications for the field of genealogy. By testing your DNA and comparing the results to a database of other...

Learn how to get the most from these family-oriented records that include will or administration documents, legal name changes, divorce records, guardianships or conservatorships, and unsealed adoption records. Includes explanations...

Author: Lindsay Fulton Providing only the name of the head of household, the 1790–1840 censuses are often overlooked by researchers because they lack the names of the other household residents. Nevertheless,...

The 1850 census marks the first time every person in the household was enumerated by name. It also recorded such factors as immigration, education, income, and ethnicity, providing researchers with in depth information about ancestors. This updated guide provides background on the 1850–1950 U.S. Federal Census tabulation process, explains the difference between "census day" and "enumeration day," tells which records survive, lists the enumeration questions (by year), and provides general information about federal non-population schedules. The four-page laminated guide can fit easily in your research binder.  By Lindsay Fulton

Simple steps and expert tips for researching Mayflower ancestors.  By Lindsay Fulton and Christopher C. Child, NEHGS Experts Published by NEHGS in April 2020 8 ½ x 11 laminated, 4 pages

Author: Published: 1978  Hardcover, 135 pages, pages are to be filled in with your family history Condition: Excellent

Condition: Good; Hardcover; 358 Pages; B&W illustrations. First edition, Published 1878Charles Wyllys Elliott

Condition: Fair; Hardcover; 250 Pages; Binding worn; Published 1889Charles Worthy

Author: Colin R. Chapman Softbound; Lochin Publishing, London. 1992 3rd ed.92 pages. Condition: Good. Pencil markings on some pages

Condition: Fair; Hardcover; 309 Pages; Published: 1943; Folding map of Hong Kong. blue cloth, bottom of spine and edges of corners wornGwen Dew

Author: Jeremy Gibson Softbound; Federation of Family History Societies, Oxford. 4th ed., 1994. Softcover, 71 pages. Condition: Very Good.