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Describes related Web sites and explains how to begin and maintain a family history research project.

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An updated handbook explains how to get started in researching one's family history on the Internet, describes useful online sources of and services on genealogical information, and offers tips on accessing the Library of Congress's huge resources. Original. (Beginner). (view table of contents)

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