This book covers the use of two of the most effective sets of genealogical information available to genealogists: Census and military records. Topics include:
- Federal censuses: what they are, how to use them, pitfalls and issues concerning the information found in them;
- Mortality schedules: a frequently overlooked gold mine of little-known genealogical data;
- State censuses: genealogically rich resources;
- Military records: where and how to find them, what information is available;
- War-by-war records availability.
DETAILS
- Author: W. Daniel Quillen
- Publisher: Cold Spring Press – December 2011
- Formats: Print – $9.95
