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Genealogy Online 9/E
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Crowe, Elizabeth
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Genealogy Online 9/E
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: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2010.
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Genealogy Online 9/E
Authors:
Elizabeth Crowe
Published:
August 2010
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9780071740388 0071740384
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: The Basics
1 Beginning a Genealogy Project
Organize from the Beginning
References to Have at Hand
Analyze and Repeat
Know Your Terms
If It's on the Internet, Is It True?
Look Far and Wide
Standards of Genealogical Research
Sources That Can Help a Genealogical Researcher
Keep Careful Records
How to Write a Query
Documentation
Backup
Publishing Your Findings
Wrapping Up
2 Software You'll Need
Look Ma, No Wires!
Software
Smartphone and PDA Applications
Additional Programs
Publishing on the Internet
Wrapping Up
3 Genealogy Education
Teach Yourself, Be Taught, or Do Both
Online Courses
Offline
Wrapping Up
4 Online Communities
Civil Discourse
Wrapping Up
5 Ethics, Privacy, and Law in Genealogy
Privacy
Copyright
Other Matters
Give Back
Wrapping Up
Part II: General Genealogy
6 Revving Up Search Engines
Defining Terms
Searching with Savoir Faire
Using Boolean Terms
Search Sites
General Search Sites
Obituary Search Pages
White Page Directories
Wrapping Up
7 Talk to Me: Twitter, Skype, IM, and Chat
Twitter
Skype and Other VoIPs
Instant Messaging
Internet Relay Chat
Reach Out and Touch the World!
Wrapping Up
8 Genealogy Mail Lists, Newsletters, and Mail Groups
Mailing Lists
Forums You Might Explore
Wrapping Up
9 Social Networking
A Few Definitions
Social Networking 101
Google Wave: Do-It-Yourself Social Networking
Wrapping Up
10 Social Bookmarking and Tagging
Hansel and Gretel on the World Wide Web
Other Genealogists' Breadcrumbs
Some Social Bookmark Sites to Explore
Wrapping Up
11 Blogging Your Genealogy, Sites, Software, and More
Blogging Guidelines
How to Blog Effectively
Getting Started
Time and Circumstances
Wrapping up
Part III: The Nitty Gritty: Places to Find Names, Dates, and Places
12 Vital Records and Historical Documents
Vital Records
Library of Congress
National Archives and Records Administration
Government Land Office
Census Records
The U.S. Census Bureau
CDs and Microfilms
Online Searches
Some Census Sites
Footnote
Bible Records Online
Internment.net
Obituaries and SSDI
Wrapping Up
13 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
FamilySearch Internet
Types of Data
Some Background
FamilySearch Labs
A Tour of the Site
Freedman's Bank Records
A Visit to a Family History Center
Wrapping Up
14 Ellis Island Online: The American Family Immigration History Center
Just for Genealogists
Using the Site
Morse's Forms
Wrapping Up
15 Online Library Card Catalogs and Services
Connecting to OCCs by Web Browser
Where to Find More Online
Using Your Local Library Online
Wrapping Up
16 International Genealogy Resources
USCIS Genealogy Program Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Following the Past
Translate a Site
Country-Specific Sites
A Success Story: German Ancestry Discovered
Wrapping Up
17 Ethnic Genealogy Resources
Special Challenges
African-American Genealogy
Arab Genealogy
Australia and New Zealand
Caribbean Genealogy
Creole/Cajun Genealogy
Cuban Genealogy
Doukhobors Genealogy
Gypsy, Romani, Romany, and Travellers Genealogy
Hmong Genealogy
Quaker and Huguenot Genealogy
Jewish Genealogy
Native American Genealogy
Melungeon Genealogy
Wrapping Up
18 The National Genealogical Society
National Genealogical Society
Wrapping Up
19 Ancestry.com and RootsWeb
Ancestry.com
RootsWeb
MyFamily.com
Genealogy.com
Wrapping Up
20 Genealogical Publishing Houses and Their Sites
Avotaynu
Genealogical Publishing Company
Family Roots Publishing
Martin Genealogy Publishing
Heritage Books
Booklocker
Lulu.com
iUniverse.com
Other Publishers to Consider
Finding More
A Success Story: A Gift of Biography
Wrapping Up
21 A Potpourri of Genealogy
Alexa.com Top 20 Genealogy Sites (Early 2010)
Golden Needles in the World Wide Haystack
Historical Background
Libraries
Maps, Geography, and More
Regional
Starting Places
Supplies, Books, Forms, and More
A Closer Look
Wrapping Up
Part IV: Appendixes
A: Genealogical Standards and Guidelines from the National Genealogical Society
Standards for Sound Genealogical Research
Guidelines for Using Records Repositories and Libraries
Standards for Use of Technology in Genealogical Research
Standards for Sharing Information with Others
Guidelines for Publishing Web Pages on the Internet
Guidelines for Genealogical Self-Improvement and Growth
B: How to Find a Professional Genealogist
Australia
Canada
England
France
Ireland
New Zealand
Scotland
Set Terms
Glossary
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Index