| No.
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Title
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Author
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| 001
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Keynote Address
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Spencer W. Kimball
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| 002
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The Importance of Personal and Family History
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George D. Durrant
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| 003
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Family: A Humanizing Force
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Alex Haley
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| 004
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Putting Life Into Your Life Story
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Elaine A. Cannon
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| 005
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Preserving Our Heritage
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G. HOmer Durham, John H. Groberg
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| 006
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Towards Preserving Our Heritage
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Frank Smith
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| 007
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Our Family Heritage
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Olive Osmond
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| 008
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Oral Genealogies as a Form of Family History
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Gary L. Shumway
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| 101
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Backyard History: The Family in a Local Setting
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David L. Weitzman
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| 102
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How to Involve Youth in Writing Personal and Family Histories
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Alvin H. Price
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| 103
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How to Research and Write Your Personal History
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William G. Hartley
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| 104
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Family History: Methodology and Philosophy
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G. Wesley Johnson
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| 105
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The Scriptures: Models for Journal Keeping and Writing Personal and Family History
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Monte B. McLaws
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| 106
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The New Computer Catalog of the Genealogical Society Library
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Charles R. Clement
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| 107
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Personal Family History: Toward A Uniform Approach
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Allan J. Lichtman
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| 108
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Uniting Living Family Members
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Leigh Perry Amos
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| 109
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Family History: Therapy of Scholarship
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Davis Bitton
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| 110
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Family History from the Perspective of Mormon Women
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Elaine A. Cannon
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| 111
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The Family Historian: A Creative Writer
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Panel: Dora D. Flack (Moderator)
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| 112
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You Are a Missing Link: The Importance of Diaries and Autobiographies in Family History
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Harriet Stryker-Rodda
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| 113
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The Relationship of Genealogy and History
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Arthur R. Bassett
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| 114
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How to Teach the Writing of Personal and Family History
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Panel: C. Gam Cooms (Moderator)
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| 115
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The Value of Genealogy and Family History Research
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Richard S. Lackey
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| 116
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Writing Mormon Biographies
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James B. Allen
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| 117
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The Deaf Also Can Prepare Family Histories
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Rodney W. Walker
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| 118
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Researching, Writing, and Documenting a Family History
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Edward L. Hart
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| 119
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A Physical Disability Need Not Keep You From Preparing Your Family History
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H. Julene Butler
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| 122
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The Book of Remembrance: What it is in 1980
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George D. Durrant
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| 123
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Occupational Tools as Sources for Interpreting Family History
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A. Glen Humpherys
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| 124
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Illustrating Your Family History
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David L. Weitzman
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| 125
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Publishing the Family History
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Panel: H. George Bickerstaff (Moderator)
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| 126
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New Visions for the Visually Impaired in Writing Family History
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C. Marianne Fisher
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| 127
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Oral History, Family History, and Genealogy
|
Gary L. Shumway
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| 128
|
Audiovisual Family History
|
William G. Hartley
|
| 129
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Family History Programs of the Genealogical Society of Utah
|
George H. Fudge
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| 130
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Family History: Career or Hobby?
|
Neal S. Southwick
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| 131
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Biography and History
|
Richard H. Blum
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| 132
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Family Life As Viewed through Diaries
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Eliot A. Butler
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| 133
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Family History Education
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Panel: Val D. Greenwood (Moderator)
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| 134
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The Impact of Technology on Family Life in the Twentieth Century
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Neil L. York
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| 135
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The Skaggs Saga: A Case Study of a Family Using Genealogy, Family History, and Local History
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David H. Pratt
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| 136
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Training History Teachers to Teach Family and Local History
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V. Ben Bloxham
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| 301
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The Family Magazine and the Family Historian
|
Russell E. Bidlack
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| 302
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The Native American: Records That Establish Individual and Family Identity
|
E. Kay Kirkham
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| 303
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The Effect of Major Historical Events on the American Family
|
James B. Bell
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| 304
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U. S. Black Family History Resources: An Overview
|
James D. Walker
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| 305
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Growing up among the Indians of the American Southwest
|
John R. Maestas
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| 306
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Family History and Military Service: A Case Study from the U. S. Civil War
|
Jimmy B. Parker
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| 307
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Little-used Sources for the U. S. Family Historian
|
Carol Willsey Bell
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| 308
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The Americanization of the "New" Immigrant in Utah
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Helen Z. Papanikolas
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| 310
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Family History Resources: Sources for U. S. Local and Family History
|
Frank G. Burke
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| 311
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The U. S. Family in the Community
|
Frederick S. Weiser
|
| 312
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The Importance of Family History to North American Society
|
James E. O'Neill
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| 313
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Tribal Sources: Native American Family History
|
Robert B. Carlile III
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| 314
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The Word Is Mightier Than the Sword: The Effect of Mass Media on the North American Family
|
Val D. Greenwood
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| 315
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Family Life in Nineteenth-Century North America
|
Ralph J. Crandall
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| 316
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Documenting the Lives of European Emigrants to North America
|
Rudolph J. Vecoli
|
| 317
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The Roman Catholic Family in North America: Family History As Viewed through Their Church Records
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James M. O'Toole
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| 318
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The Use and Abuse of Coats of Arms in North America
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Lowell A. Barker
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| 319
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Women and the North American Wilderness: Myth and Reality
|
Sandra L. Myres
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| 320
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Family Life in the Western Reserve of Ohio
|
Helen L. Harriss
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| 321
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The Families of Western Canada: Their Immigration and Multicultural Background
|
Eric Jonasson
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| 324
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Migration and Settlement Patterns in Colonial New England
|
Robert C. Anderson
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| 326
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Wills and the Family Historian: U. S. Wills as Human and Historical Documents
|
Kenn Stryker-Rodda
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| 327
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Jewish Families: Their Assimilation into North American Culture
|
Malcolm H. Stern
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| 328
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The Influence of Death on the North American Family
|
Maris A. Vinovskis
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| 329
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Substitutes for Vital Records: Using New York as an Example
|
John D. Austin, Jr.
|
| 330
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The U. S. Frontier Family in the Old Northwest
|
Anne Dallas Budd
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| 331
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Mormon Family Life in Nineteenth-Century Western America
|
Leonard J. Arrington
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| 332
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Family History Resources: U. S. Local and Family Histories in Published Documentary Sources
|
Frank G. Burke
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| 333
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Using Computers to Reconstitute Families: French Canadian Seventeenth-Century Families as an Example
|
Jacques Legare
|
| 334
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The Southern U. S. Frontier Family: A Challenge
|
Richard S. Lackey
|
| 335
|
Personal Records of Pennsylvania Germans
|
Frederick S. Weiser
|
| 336
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Family History in the Bible Belt: Southern U. S. Church Records
|
F. Wilbur Helmbold
|
| 337
|
Portrait of an American Town: Writing a Town's History through Family Histories
|
G. Wesley Johnson
|
| 338
|
The Scandinavian Influence on North American History
|
Gerhard B. Naeseth
|
| 339
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Family History Resources: U. S. Military Records
|
James D. Walker
|
| 340
|
Things Are Happening: A Survey Report of North American Family History Activity
|
Roy B. Bennion, Elizabeth L. Nichols
|
| 341
|
The Influence of the Dutch on Their Neighbors in Colonial America
|
Kenn Stryker-Rodda
|
| 342
|
In Search of Pennsylvania Germans: Sources for Family History
|
Milton Rubicam
|
| 342
|
Methods Used in Discovering Joseph Smith's Family History
|
Richard L. Anderson
|
| 344
|
Family History Resources: Court Records (New York State as an Example)
|
John D. Austin, Jr.
|
| 345
|
U. S. Family Survival Strategies in the Transition from Farm to Factory
|
Richard L. Bushman
|
| 346
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Consider Their Origin: Interpreting and Enriching American Family Histories through an Understanding of Cultural Differences
|
John L. Sorenson
|
| 347
|
In Search of Emma Smith: Techniques Used in Recovering Her Personal History
|
Linda King Newell
|
| 349
|
Family History Resources: The North American Courthouse
|
John F. Vallentine
|
| 350
|
The American Melting Pot: Ethnic Backgrounds and Family History (A Case Study of Western Pennsylvania)
|
Helen L. Hariss
|
| 351
|
Family History Resources: U. S. Death Records
|
Noel R. Barton
|
| 352
|
A Community College Family History Program: The North Carolina Experience
|
Maurice R. Stirewalt
|
| 353
|
The Stories behind Your Photographs
|
May Davis Hill
|
| 354
|
Chicano Families in the United States
|
Lea Ybarra-Soriano
|
| 355
|
American Jewish Family History
|
Malcolm H. Stern
|
| 356
|
History Everywhere: North American Newspapers as a Source for Family and Local Historians
|
Kip Sperry
|
| 357
|
The Anatomy of Migration: From Europe to the U. S. in the Nineteenth Century
|
Robert P. Swierenga
|
| 358
|
American Quaker Records and Family History
|
Willard Heiss
|
| 359
|
Family History Resources: U. S. Lineage Societies
|
Grahame Thomas Smallwood, Jr.
|
| 360
|
Family History Resources: The Public Archives of Canada
|
Robert S. Gordon
|
| 361
|
Why American Families Migrated
|
Clifford Neal Smith
|
| 363
|
Family History Resources: The U. S. National Archives
|
James D. Walker
|
| 364
|
Family History among U. S. Minorities
|
Philip P. Mason
|
| 365
|
Family Life of the American Homemaker in the Nineteenth Century
|
Panel
|
| 366
|
Family History Resources: U. S. Federal Records Center
|
Artel Ricks
|
| 367
|
Family History on the Ground: Reclaiming Ethnic Heritage from the Rural American Landscape
|
Arlene H. Eakle
|
| 368
|
The Lutheran Family in North America
|
August R. Suelflow
|
| 369
|
Pioneers on Two Continents: Germans to Russia and America
|
Gwen Pritzkau
|
| 370
|
Family History Resources: Western Canada
|
Eric Jonasson
|
| 371
|
Family History Resources: North American Libraries
|
J. Carlyle Parker
|
401
|
Current Trends in the Field of Local History in England of Interest to the Family Historian
|
Alan Rogers
|
402
|
Sources for Family History in the Public Record Office of Ireland
|
Breandan Mac Giolla Choille
|
403
|
English Family Reconstitution and Community Reconstruction
|
Kevin Wilson
|
404
|
"Just Jobs": The Effect of Occupations on British Family Life
|
Elizabeth Simpson
|
405
|
So Your Ancestor Was Nonconformist: Historical Records and Source Material for English Nonconformity
|
Dean J. Hunter
Ray W. Madsen
|
406
|
Genealogical Records as Family History Sources in Ireland: Case Studies
|
Carol Burdick Holderby
|
407
|
English Manorial Records as a Source of Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century Family History
|
Cecil R. Humphery-Smith
|
408
|
Finding English Ancestors Not Recorded in the Common Records of Civil Registration, Parish Registers, or Probate Records
|
V. Ben Bloxham
|
409
|
Economic, Religious and Social Change in Industrial Wales
|
Bert J. Rawlins
|
410
|
Genealogical Records as Family History Sources in Scotland: A Case Study
|
Donald J. Steel
|
411
|
British Family History in the Holdings of the Genealogical Society of Utah
|
Stephen K. Kendall
Vona B. Young
|
412
|
The British Census as a Source for the Family Historian
|
Lawrence Taylor
|
413
|
The Catholic Church in Ireland--Its Impact on Society and the Family
|
S. J. Connolly
|
414
|
British Parliamentary Activities of Interest to Family Historians
|
Lord Teviot
|
415
|
Where Can I Find My British and European Coat of Arms
|
Cecil R. Humpery-Smith
|
416
|
Pauper's Passports: Sources for Tracing the Family History of Your Poorer English Ancestors
|
Elizabeth M. Simpson
|
417
|
Industrial Records in Scotland for the Family Historian and Genealogist
|
Patrick Cadell
|
418
|
Life on Board a Mormon Emigrant Ship
|
David H. Pratt
Paul F. Smart
|
419
|
England: This was Their World
|
Alan Rogers
|
420
|
A Boon to Family Historians: Activities of the English Federation of Family History Societies That Could Aid in Compiling Family History
|
Colin R. Chapman
|
421
|
Interpreting the Heritage of Britain
|
J. Geraint Jenkins
|
422
|
British Family Life During the Period of Industrialization
|
W. B. Stephens
|
423
|
Researching Photographs for a British Family History
|
Lawrence Taylor
|
| 424
|
Latter-day Saint sources for Tracing Early British Mormons
|
Noel R. Barton
|
| 425
|
Tombstones and Pre-1841 Censuses as Sources for British Family History
|
Colin R. Chapman
|
| 426
|
Life-styles in the Lowlands of Scotland: Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries
|
T. C. Smout
|
| 427
|
Panel: English Family and Local History Objective and Pursuit
|
Robert Douch
Alan Rogers
W. B. Stephens
|
| 428
|
Life-styles in the Scottish Highlands: Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries
|
T. C. Smout
|
429
|
The Great Famine and the Poor of Ireland
|
Brian Trainor
|
430
|
Genealogical Records as Family History Sources in Wales: A Case Study
|
Bert J. Rawlins
|
431
|
That Elusive British Marriage: Customary or Clandestine?
|
David Ensign Gardner
|
432
|
Your Ancestors in the Church of England
|
Robert Douch
|
433
|
School and Work: The Life of an English Child, 1750-1900
|
W. B. Stephens
|
434
|
Protestants in Ireland: Their Impact on Society and the Family
|
Carol Burdick Holderby
|
435
|
Court Records as a Source for Family History in Scotland
|
Donald J. Steel
|
436
|
Discovering Ulster Origins Using Letters, Diaries, and Other Family Sources
|
Brian Trainor
|
437
|
The English Market Town
|
Kevin Wilson
|
438
|
Life-styles of the Irish People in the Nineteenth Century
|
S. J. Connolly
|
439
|
Life and Traditions in Rural Wales
|
J. Geraint Jenkins
|
440
|
Beginning Your Research in England: A Personal Study
|
Lord Teviot
|
441
|
How to Organize a Family History Society
|
Iain Swinnerton
Colin R. Chapman
|
442
|
Scottish Estate Records as a Source for Family History
|
Patrick Cadell
|
443
|
Life in the English Countryside, 1750-1900
|
Robert Douch
|
444
|
Social and Religious Origins of Early English Mormons
|
Malcolm R. Thorp
|
445
|
Connecting Your Pedigree into Royal, Noble, and Medieval Families
|
Robert C. Gunderson
|
| 501
|
Mothers, Fathers, Aunts, Uncles: Learning about German Families and Kinship Ties from Genealogical Sources
|
Arthur E. Imhof
|
| 502
|
French Heritage: Case Study of a French Teenager's Success in Discovering the Origins of His Family
|
Pierre Callery
|
| 503
|
The Role of the Central Office for Genealogy in the German Democratic Republic in Writing Family History
|
Hans-Joachim Rothe
|
| 504
|
Great-Grandfather Was in the Imperial Cavalry: Using Austrian Military Records as an Aid to Writing Family History
|
Steven W. Blodgett
|
| 505
|
Ethnic Heritage Preservation: The Armenians as a Case Study
|
Audrey Megerian
|
| 506
|
Germany Is as Close as Salt Lake City, Utah: Using the German Microfilm Collection of the Genealogical Society of Utah
|
Ronald M. Smelser
|
| 507
|
Overcoming Barriers to Genealogical Research in Belgium
|
Hugh T. Law
|
| 508
|
Discovering a New World: The Impact of Colonization on the Dutch Family
|
T. N. Schelhaas
|
| 509
|
French Family and Urban History in the Census
|
Katherine A. Lynch
|
| 510
|
The Swiss Who Left: Tracing American Origins in Switzerland
|
Olivier Dessemontet
|
| 511
|
Czechoslovakian Roots
|
Olga K. Miller
|
| 513
|
A French Child's Heritage: A New Answer to the Question "Where Did I Come From?"
|
Pierre Callery
|
| 515
|
Family Origins in Eastern Europe: Using the Records in the Genealogical Society of Utah
|
Panel: Olga K. Miller (Moderator)
|
| 518
|
Family Life in Transylvania
|
Frederick H. Barth
|
| 520
|
Using the Croatian Archives for Genealogical Research and Family History
|
Kreisimir Nemeth
|
| 522
|
The People of the Baltic: Sources That Tell the Story of Their Lives
|
Andrejs Plakans
|
| 523
|
The Role of the Family in Swiss Rural and Urban Life
|
Olivier Dessemontet
|
| 524
|
Dutch Family Research: Using the Collection of the Central Office for Genealogy in the Netherlands
|
T. N. Schelhaas
|
| 525
|
Family Origins in Poland
|
Zdenka Kucera, Marta K. Hall
|
| 526
|
Yugoslavian Oral Genealogies and Official Records: An Approach to Their Combined Use
|
Joel M. Halpern, Barbara Kerewsky-Halpern
|
| 527
|
Family Life in Italy: Past and Present
|
Leonard W. Moss
|
| 528
|
The Role of the Notary in European Family Life
|
C. Russell Jensen
|
| 529
|
Another Italy? The Families of the Piedmont
|
Hugh T. Law
|
| 530
|
What is Yugoslavia? Tracing Family Histories in Serbia, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia, and Voivodina
|
Joel M. Halpern
|
| 531
|
Roman Legacy: Learning about Your Italian Ancestors, Part 2
|
Enzo Settesoldi
|
| 533
|
Life in the Baltic States before the Twentieth Century
|
Andrejs Plakans
|
| 601
|
Scandinavian Emigration Records as a Family History Tool
|
Henry E. Christiansen
|
| 602
|
A Scandinavian Soldier's Life
|
Carl-Erik Johansson
|
| 603
|
Local History Research in Norway
|
Harald Winge
|
| 604
|
Life in the Cities of Denmark
|
Hans H. Worsoe
|
| 605
|
At Home in Rural Denmark
|
David C. Ottesen
|
| 606
|
Norwegian Immigrant Churches
|
Gerhard B. Naeseth
|
| 607
|
Life in the Cities of Norway
|
Harald Winge
|
| 608
|
Life in the Cities of Sweden 150 Years Ago
|
Ulf A. Beijbom, Lars-Goran Johansson
|
| 609
|
Danish Genealogical Studies during the Last 200 to 300 Years
|
Hans H. Worsoe
|
| 610
|
Swedish-American Church Records and Their Use as a Demographic and Genealogical Source
|
Ulf A. Beijbom
|
| 611
|
At Home in Old Rural Sweden
|
Ulf A. Beijbom, Lars-Goran Johansson
|
| 612
|
At Home in Rural Norway
|
Harald Winge
|
| 701
|
Latin-American Family History
|
Panel: Roger M. Haigh (Moderator)
|
| 702
|
Latin-American Family Life in the Nineteenth Century
|
David J. Robinson
|
| 703
|
Migration, the Individual, and the Family in Latin America: A Historical Perspective
|
Ann Hagerman Johnson
|
| 704
|
Spanish Records of Value in Tracing Latin-American Ancestry
|
George R. Ryskamp
|
| 705
|
Tracing a Spanish Family through Local Records
|
George R. Ryskamp
|
| 707
|
Nobility of Peru
|
Alberto Rosas-Siles
|
| 708
|
Hispanic American Records and Research
|
Lyman D. Platt
|
| 709
|
Methods for Family Reconstitution in the Luso-Brazilian World
|
Lawrence James Nielsen
|
| 710
|
Tracing Family Roots in Spain's Galicia
|
Carmen Vigo-Salgado
|
| 711
|
The Morelia Project in Mexico
|
Douglas Inglis
|
| 712
|
The Archives of Northwestern Mexico
|
Rudecinda Lo Buglio
|
| 713
|
The Mexican Military
|
Lyman D. Platt
|
| 714
|
Survey of Prestatehood Records: A New Look at Spanish and Mexican-Californian Genealogical Records
|
Rudecinda Lo Buglio
|
| 715
|
The Special Problem of Research and Documentation of Slave Families in Brazil
|
Lawrence James Nielsen
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