Finding and using Confederate records can be problematic at best. In his book, Confederated Research Sources, James C. Neagles seeks to eliminate many of the problems that accompany searching for ancestors that participated actively in the Confederacy.This book will save you from countless hours of searching by leading you directly to the records you need. It is an invaluable resource for any one who has Confederate ancestry.

Confederate Research Sources: A Guide to Archive Collections

Neagles, James C.

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Finding and using Confederate records can be problematic at best. In his book, Confederated Research Sources, James C. Neagles seeks to eliminate many of the problems that accompany searching for ancestors that participated actively in the Confederacy. This book will save you from countless hours of searching by leading you directly to the records you need. It is an invaluable resource for any one who has Confederate ancestry.

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A must have for anyone planning to conduct research in the Library of Congress! The Library of Congress is one of the greatest information reservoirs in the world! Many a genealogist have found themselves walking the enormous halls of the three buildings that hold the library's multitude of information sources. It is a difficult task! This mammoth institution is more than just The Local History and Genealogy Reading Room! To properly conduct research, you must know how to, and where to access all the resources the library has to offer!

Library of Congress: A Guide to Genealogical and Historical Research

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From the earliest days of the United States, millions of Americans have served their country in the military. Indeed, most families have seen one or more members serve in America's armed forces. For this reason, genealogists and others wisely look to military records for information needed to enhance their research. Enlistment forms, muster rolls, pension applications . . . records created as a result of individuals' military service are extremely valuable because they often contain detailed personal information about their subjects—date and place of birth, places of residence, names and addresses of loved ones, and more. The researcher's dilemma is in knowing what records are available and how to find them among the overwhelming abundance of military records. James Neagles' U.S. Military Records is the answer to this dilemma. U.S. Military Records describes the records that are available and where they can be found. Gathered in this volume is source information for the National Archives and its adjuncts; historical institutions and archives of the armed forces; the Department of Veterans Affairs (Veterans Administration); state archives, libraries and historical organizations; and such patriotic organizations as the Daughters of the American Revolution. Extensive bibliographic listings of published sources for the United States in general and published sources for each state are also included.

U.S. Military Records: A Guide to Federal & State Sources, Colonial America to the Present

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Confederate Research Sources: A Guide to Archive Collections

Confederate Research Sources: A Guide to Archive Collections

Library of Congress: A Guide to Genealogical and Historical Research

U.S. Military Records: A Guide to Federal & State Sources, Colonial America to the Present