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The complete beginner's guide to genealogy, the Internet, and your genealogy computer program
Clifford, Karen.

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Publisher:	Genealogical Pub. Co.,
Pub date:	c2001.
Pages:	1 v. (various pagings) :
ISBN:	0806316365

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With bases in Salt Lake City and Monterey, California, Clifford (genealogy and computers, Monterey Peninsula College) provides a manual on using the modern tools available to chart family histories. She explains that while electronic databases, computer programs, and Internet resources have changed the field radically, the research principles remain those that have been established over centuries. c. Book News Inc. Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.

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Personal Author:	Clifford, Karen.
Title:	The complete beginner's guide to genealogy, the Internet, and your genealogy computer program / by Karen Clifford.
Publication info:	Baltimore, MD : Genealogical Pub. Co., c2001.
Physical descrip:	1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm.
Contents:	Principles of success for the family historian -- Organizing family information -- Becoming acquainted with your genealogy program -- Why document? -- Printing your reocrds -- Your family history notebook -- Developing a sense of our ancestors' environment -- Resolving conflict -- State vital records offices, public, courthouses and local repositories -- Resourses of the Family History Library -- Major databases of the Family History Library -- Using local Family History Centers -- National Archives and Regional Records Services Facilities -- Census records between 1850-1920 --Analysis and goal setting -- Sharing your family history research -- Appendix A: The Internet and genealogy -- Appendix B: Genealogical forms.
Subject term:	Genealogy--Computer network resources--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Subject term:	Genealogy--Computer programs.
Subject term:	Internet.
Subject term:	World Wide Web.
key:	ocm45969174
ISBN:	0806316365