Places Search Subject Subdivisions: Difference between revisions

*'''Jewish history '''(1) <br>For the history of the Jews or Jewish communities in particular places or among particular peoples.  

*'''Jewish records '''(1) <br>For records, documents, registers, etc., created by or about Jews.  

*'''Land and property '''(1) <br>For works dealing with ownership, transfer, deeds, mortgages, brands, etc., of land or other property.  

*'''Language and languages '''(1) <br>For grammars, learning aids, discussions, etc., of spoken languages.  

*'''Law and legislation '''(1)<br>For laws, codes, ordinances, etc., and discussion of them. See also ''Poorhouses, poor law, etc''.  

*'''Manors '''(1)<br>For works dealing with manors or manorial estates.  

*'''Maps '''(2) <br>For individual maps or for collections of maps. See also ''Historical geography''.  

*'''Medical records''' (1) <br>For works dealing with medical histories, lists of patients, etc., of hospitals, doctors, midwives, etc.  

*'''Merchant marine''' (1) <br>For works dealing with privately or publicly owned commercial ships, their personnel, records, etc. See also ''Business records and commerce''.  

*'''Migration, Internal '''(1)<br>For movement of a people within a single country.  

*'''Military history''' (1) <br>For historical accounts of battles and armed forces.  

*'''Minorities''' (1)<br>For racial, foreign, or religious secments of the populations in an area.  

*'''Names, Geographical '''(1) <br>For discussions of the origin, history, validity, etc. of geographical names. See also ''Gazetteers''.  

*'''Names, Personal '''(1)<br>For discussions of origin, history, validity, etc., of individual proper names, including names of persons or dieties.

*'''Native races''' (1) <br>For works dealing with the aboriginal inhabitants of regions, countries, cities, etc.

*'''Naturalization and citizenship '''(1)<br>For records, laws, and discussions of citizenship, and for works dealing with qualifications, processes, etc. of becoming a citizen of a country and records resulting from such processes.

*'''Newspapers''' (2) Used under names of regions, countries, cities, etc. and also under topical subdivisions. See also ''Obituaries''.

*'''Nobility''' (1)<br>For lists of peers, nobility, royal families, etc., with their genealogy, history, titles, etc.

*'''Notarial records''' (1)<br>For records handled by a notary or for discussions of such.

*'''Obituaries''' (1)<br>For notices of deaths, especially in newspapers, with biographical sketches, and for necrologies.

*'''Occupations''' (1)<br>For works pertaining to jobs or career possibilities occurring in particular places. Also for records of discussions of guilds, unions, apprenticeship, etc.

*'''Officials and employees '''(1)<br>For the public employe<span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1238268160767_530" /><span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1238268160767_822" />es of individual governments, international agencies, or government administered institutions.&nbsp;

*'''Orphans and orphanages '''(1)<br>For works dealing with orphans (foundlings), institutions for the care, etc. See also ''Court records'', ''Guradanship'', and ''Probate records''.

*'''Pensions''' (2)<br>For compensations to employees, workers, tradesmen, etc., for retirement, disabilities, reparation, etc. For compensations made to veterans of the armed services see ''Military Records - Pensions''.

*'''Periodicals '''(2) For serials issued indefinitely at regular intervals, generally more frequently than annually, each issue of which normally contains separate articles or other writings.