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Bringing Your Family History to Life Through Social History

by Katherine Scott Sturdevant, Sharon Debartolo Carmack · 2000

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This first-ever guide shows researchers how to weave historical details into their genealogies to form a unique family history narrative.

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medium · 242 pages

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