Kentucky Pioneers And Their Descendants New Genealogy Book

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Kentucky Pioneers And  Their Descendants
Illa Earle Fowler
Volume  totaling
460
pages. Book  is in new condition.     Just  what you need for genealogy research.
This compilation of Kentucky records contains data on  upwards of 15,000 persons (all indexed) taken from Bibles, tombstones,  obituaries, birth certificates, vital statistics, tax books, deeds, wills, and  marriage and census records. The counties covered include Bourbon, Bracken,  Caldwell, Calloway, Christian, Fayette, Fleming, Franklin, Hardin, Hopkins,  Jefferson, Jessamine, Larue, Lincoln, Livingston, Mason, Mercer, and Woodford.  In addition, the work contains genealogies or family records of the following  main families: Bartlett, Baskett, Bayles, Bourland-Reese, Brownfield-Brumfield,  Caldwell, Carson, Cowgill, Cox, Cromwell, Denton, Denton-Leer, Earle-Dillingham,  Elkin, Fristoe, Haley, Harrod, Laffoon, Land, Lauderman, Leer, Milam, Mitchell,  Neal, Nichols, Randolph, Reed, Rees, Tribble, and Worthington.
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2nd Edition
John Philip Colletta
Softbound Volume  totaling
205
pages.  Book is in excellent condition    printed 2008. Per the publisher;
Since Finding Italian Roots first appeared in 1993, an  ever increasing number of Americans have become interested in tracing their  Italian heritage. This thoroughly revised, updated, and expanded Second Edition  provides up-to-date information about accessing and interpreting the vast  universe of materials available for tracking Italian ancestors and recording  their stories for future generations. It contains more state and local sources,  more point-by-point explanations, more step-by-step instructions, more "insider"  hints and helps, more illustrations, more specific examples, plus an expanded  glossary and annotated bibliography, and numerous Internet websites in both  English and Italian--all brought vividly to life through the colorful stories of  real Italian and Italian-American ancestors. Whether you are just beginning your  investigations or have been doing genealogy for years, this guide will help  maximize your investment of time, effort, and money
John Philip Colletta is one of America's most popular  genealogical lecturers. Based in Washington, D.C., he teaches at the National  Archives, Smithsonian Institution, and area universities. He is also a faculty  member of the Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (Birmingham, Ala.)  and Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (Salt Lake City), and has been a course  coordinator and instructor for other genealogical institutes as well. John was  just a boy when he started asking his paternal grandparents about their roots in  Italy. By 1971 he was tapping into Italian records through correspondence, and  since then has made four research trips to his ancestral homeland. John's  publications include numerous articles; the manual They Came in Ships: A Guide  to Finding Your Immigrant Ancestor's Arrival Record, now in its third edition;  and the historical narrative Only a Few Bones: A True Account of the Rolling  Fork Tragedy and Its Aftermath.
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