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 *[[African American Genealogy]] FamilySearch Wiki shows a list of records, databases, indexing projects, presentations and other guides.
 *Dee Parmer Woodtor, {{FSC|829837|item|disp=Finding a Place Called Home: An African American Guide to Genealogical and Historical Identity}}, FS Library book 973 F2wd.  Also at ''[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/40331192 at World Cat]''. This book explains the basic as well as complex research techniques required for African American research.
-*Marie Taylor, ''{{FSC|956235|item|disp=FamilySearch Library bibliography of African-American sources: as of 1994}}'' (Salt Lake City: FamilySearch Library, 1994, FS Library book 973 F23tm). This book lists 3,320 African American sources, including Canadian records. It also includes articles from historical and genealogical periodicals.
+*Marie Taylor, ''FamilySearch Library bibliography of African-American sources: as of 1994,'' by Marie Taylor. Salt Lake City: FamilySearch Library, 1994. {{FSC|956235|item|disp=FS Library book 973 F23tm}}. This book lists 3,320 African American sources, including Canadian records. It also includes articles from historical and genealogical periodicals.
 The following records can help determine if an ancestor was born free or enslaved.