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The PERSI search on Ancesty.com is a keyword search. The researcher will need to use the broadest of terms to capture all possible options. One search on the term “ railroads”, returned 1695 articles. | The PERSI search on Ancesty.com is a keyword search. The researcher will need to use the broadest of terms to capture all possible options. One search on the term “ railroads”, returned 1695 articles. | ||
The researcher can order the article through the Allen County Public Library, in Fort Wayne, Indiana. An [ | The researcher can order the article through the Allen County Public Library, in Fort Wayne, Indiana. An [https://acpl.lib.in.us/images/Documents/Gendocs/Forms/articlerequest.pdf] order form can be printed from their website. | ||
The PERSI search of historical and genealogical journals would be separate from the NUCMC search of manuscript collection. There is a tremendous volume of research material available on a variety of topics. It is matter of locating the material to complete the research. Just another example of the availability of resource material is the following article that explores the contributions of women that are often forgotten and yet so vitally important to the growth of a county. | The PERSI search of historical and genealogical journals would be separate from the NUCMC search of manuscript collection. There is a tremendous volume of research material available on a variety of topics. It is matter of locating the material to complete the research. Just another example of the availability of resource material is the following article that explores the contributions of women that are often forgotten and yet so vitally important to the growth of a county. | ||
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=== References === | === References === | ||