The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #1 Using Old Newspapers Newspapers, especially local ones, can be a goldmine of

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• Library science
• Ephemera
• Journalism
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• Periodicals
• Paper
• Public library
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The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #72 SSDI When researching American ancestors, many people turn to the Social Security Death Index. This is a database of

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The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #37 Copyright and the Family Historian There has been a fair amount of discussion recently in genealogical circles about copyright legislation and the Lanark

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• Data management
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The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #32 Family Papers Can Fill a Lot of Gaps Family Historians spend a lot of time with public documents, censuses, church records, etc. but private family

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• Archival science
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The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #41 Divorce Records While divorce was not as common among our ancestors as it is today, it was by no means rare and sometimes the public record can

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• Private law
• Kinship and descent
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• Divorce
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PLACE MATTERS: RESEARCHING OUR NEIGHBORHOODS Lesson plans for use with Episode 5: “Place Matters” Curriculum developer Manon Parry is a museum exhibition curator and historian of medicine and has taught classes on he

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• Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?
• Environmental indicator
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Jesse Stiller Special Advisor for Executive Communications Jesse Stiller is the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s (OCC) Historian and Special Advisor for Executive Communications, working in the Public Affai

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CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS TITLE 36PARKS, FORESTS, AND PUBLIC PROPERTY CHAPTER INATIONAL PARK SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR PART 61PROCEDURES FOR APPROVED STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT HISTORIC PRESERVATION PROGRAMS

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Municipal Archaeology Programs and the Creation of Community Amenities Author(s): Douglas R. Appler Reviewed work(s): Source: The Public Historian, Vol. 34, No. 3 (Summer 2012), pp[removed]Published by: University of Cali

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