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- catalog description "Background to Research -- Understanding Genealogical Research -- The nature of research -- Genealogy and science Completing the genealogical picture -- Genealogy and historical background -- The importance of places -- Nothing but the facts -- What is expected? -- The professional genealogist Conclusion -- Familiar Record Practices: Problems and Terminology -- Handwriting -- Evolution of the language -- Naming practices -- Some symbols -- The calendar -- Analyzing the Pedigree and the Place -- Preliminary survey -- Pedigree analysis -- Get them all -- Jurisdictions -- Locality analysis -- Tradition, common sense, and helpful clues -- Evaluation of Evidence -- Types of evidence -- Sources vs. evidence -- Conflicting evidence -- Standard of proof -- More information on evidence -- An Introduction to Research Tools: The Library -- The purpose of library research -- The catalog -- Classification -- The National Archives and its branches -- An Introduction to Research Tools: Reference Materials -- Guides to locality data -- Guides to non-original sources -- Guides to original sources -- Organizing and Evaluating Research Findings -- Purpose of record keeping -- Method -- Research calendars and notes -- Evaluating your notes -- Abstracts and forms -- Card files -- Computer indexes -- Successful Correspondence -- The correspondence calendar -- Review of research note requirements -- Let's write a letter -- How does the letter look? -- To whom do I write? -- Computers in Genealogy -- Word processing.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Background to Research -- Understanding Genealogical Research -- The nature of research -- Genealogy and science Completing the genealogical picture -- Genealogy and historical background -- The importance of places -- Nothing but the facts -- What is expected? -- The professional genealogist Conclusion -- Familiar Record Practices: Problems and Terminology -- Handwriting -- Evolution of the language -- Naming practices -- Some symbols -- The calendar -- Analyzing the Pedigree and the Place -- Preliminary survey -- Pedigree analysis -- Get them all -- Jurisdictions -- Locality analysis -- Tradition, common sense, and helpful clues -- Evaluation of Evidence -- Types of evidence -- Sources vs. evidence -- Conflicting evidence -- Standard of proof -- More information on evidence -- An Introduction to Research Tools: The Library -- The purpose of library research -- The catalog -- Classification -- The National Archives and its branches -- An Introduction to Research Tools: Reference Materials -- Guides to locality data -- Guides to non-original sources -- Guides to original sources -- Organizing and Evaluating Research Findings -- Purpose of record keeping -- Method -- Research calendars and notes -- Evaluating your notes -- Abstracts and forms -- Card files -- Computer indexes -- Successful Correspondence -- The correspondence calendar -- Review of research note requirements -- Let's write a letter -- How does the letter look? -- To whom do I write? -- Computers in Genealogy -- Word processing.".