Genealogy Helps, Part 2 (PDF Book)

I'm hopeful this ebook will give you plenty of food for thought in your genealogy adventures. 

"Genealogy Helps #2" offers insights and ideas into many lines of inquiry that you may not have previously considered, with items such as:

• The Louisiana Purchase controversy
• Did the Document Trail Run Dry? Here Are More Places to Look
• Why Oral Histories Are So Crucial to Good Genealogy #1
• Why Oral Histories Are So Crucial to Good Genealogy #2
• Using military records to construct family trees
• Why Was President Johnson Impeached, and Why Did He Get to Keep His Office?
• Witches in the Family? Resources for Researching the Families of the Salem Witch Trials
• Tracing Your New Jersey Ancestors: Online and Offline Resources
• How to Overcome the Difficulties of Finding Female Ancestors
• Where Did Your Ancestor Live? How to Interpret Plat Maps
• Native Americans in the Civil War: A Forgotten History
• 11 Genealogy Research Tips to Use at Your Next Family Reunion
• 3 Photo Identification Tips You Never Knew
• Organizing and Storage Tips for Your Genealogy Research
• What is an Abstract, and Why Do You Need to Use Them in Genealogy Research?
• How to Select the Right Family Tree Software
• Using eBay to Further Your Genealogical Research
• Tracing Your Pennsylvania Ancestors
• Genealogical Numbering: What is it and How to Use It
• DNA Testing: What the Different Types Can Tell You
• Identifying the Era of a Photo By its Type
• Joining a Surname Study: Where to Find Them and What You Can Get Out of Them
• What is a Haplogroup, and What Can It Tell You About Your Family Tree?
• Finding Unnamed Ancestors on the 1790-1840 Censuses
• Fun Tips for Getting Your Children Involved in Genealogy
• More Photo Identification Tips: Hairstyles of the 19th Century
• How to Use Family Lore to Discover the Real Stories
• How to Read Old Handwriting: A Primer
• What Are County History Books, and How Can They Help Your Genealogy?
• How to Use Book Databases to Further Your Family History

 
Tracing your family tree can be a fun and entertaining hobby for all the family, and the thrill of finding someone famous or infamous remains the same for any age group.