Learn how to trace your family tree! Every issue is packed with: family history research advice hands-on learning experiences to help you become an ancestor super-sleuth & step-by-step guides to show you the path to tracing the past. From vintage documents to the latest in DNA, we’re here to help you discover more! Get the latest in genealogy news, software, books, archives and expert answers. Plus enjoy those reader stories that remind what

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This 228-page book from the makers of the UK’s best-selling family history magazine provides everything you need to get going in the hobby. It’s packed with expert advice to help you find and use your family’s records. Discover how to use the internet for your research; make the most of a visit to a record office, share your findings and much more. Please note: This digital version of the magazine does not currently include the covermount

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"Patricia Sprinkle has done it again!" - Margaret Maron "As Southern as Sunday fried chicken and sweet tea. Sprinkle's Hopemore is as captivating as Jan Karon's Mitford." - Carolyn Hart, praise for the Thoroughly Southern Mystery series "An intricate web of suspense and intrigue lead to an enthralling mystery." - Romantic Times BOOKclub, praise for DID YOU DECLARE THE CORPSE? "This mystery keeps you turning each page in suspense….I can't wait...

This in-depth guide will help you use Family Tree Maker 2010 to create a family history that you and your family will treasure for years. Start building your tree by entering what you already know. Then follow the author's step-by-step instructions to locate more information about your ancestors online, add photographs and rich media files, and design charts and reports to display and share. Learn the why, how, and when of using its most popular features;...

The lore of the early days of hip hop has become the stuff of myth, so what better way to document this fascinating, epic true story than in another great American mythological medium - the comic book? From exciting young talent and self-proclaimed hip hop nerd Ed Piskor, acclaimed for his hacker graphic novel Wizzywig, comes this explosively entertaining, encyclopedic history of the formative years of the music genre that changed global culture.

Dana is Abby and Zander's daughter, but growing up in New York City in the late nineteen fifties is not always easy, especially when you would like your own room separate from your twin sister--and when your beloved father dies and you are forced to move things just get worse.

In 1977 in Princeton, Dana's daughter seven-year-old Francie is struggling to keep her dyslexia a secret from her teachers and family, and even the thought of high school and college is part of the remote and unattainable future.

Far and near. Lost and found. Four girls. Four generations. Georgia cannot figure out what's going on in her family. Her mother, Francie, is extremely overprotective. Her grandmother, Dana, and her great-grandmother, Abby, don't speak to each other. And Georgia's great-great-grandmother also had some secrets that nobody else knows about.Georgia knows this because she's found her great-great grandmother's diary hidden in a wall in the family's house...

Georgia is trying to find out what is going on with her family. Her mother is overprotective, while her grandmother and great-grandmother don't speak to each other. Plus, Georgia found her great-great-grandmother's diary in a wall in the family house in Maine. Her diary reminds Georgia of her own struggles.

When opposite worlds collide... Posey Briggs has a chip on her shoulder the size of Whidbey, the island off of the Washington Coast where she's stuck with her annoying foster family, and their band of mismatched, screw up kids. The last thing she needs while she rides out these last few months until she's eighteen and finally free from the system, is to be saddled with some bogus tutoring assignment given by an English teacher with a God complex. Drew...