The Family Chronicle Collection

by Family Chronicle Magazine

Family Chronicle - The Magazine for Families Researching their Roots is a leading magazine for genealogists and family historians. Articles are written by top genealogy writers who offer their expertise in genealogy and family history. Since its launch in September 1996, this "how-to" genealogy magazine has gained a reputation for solid editorial, presented in a highly attractive, all-color format. The Family Chronicle Collection has been released in response to the enormous demand for back issues from the first year of Family Chronicle. It is a huge compendium of all the best features from Family Chronicle's first year. Features Auswanderers and Amerika, Digging Up Irish Roots, Nordic Genealogy, East European Primer, Scottish Genealogy, Tartans, The Italian Exodus, Research Techniques, Using Your National Archives, A Mountain of Information, All the Right Questions, Reading Old Script, Dating Old Photographs, Hiring a Researcher, Hidden Treasures of the LDS Family History Centers, Family History Centers, Beyond the Genealogy Section, Primary Sources, Publishing Your History, The Ancestor as a Private Person, Cooking up a Family History, Family Ties in the Land of the Okanakans, Lyles Station, 12 things to do NOW for future generations, Family History Kept Bottled Up, Genealogy Online, Using Usenet, Try Before You Buy, Genealogy Sites Worth Surfing , Genealogical Databases, Save Your Family Tree on CD, Multimedia and Your Family's Story, Top 10 Websites, Can You Picture It?, Preservation Techniques, Preserving Family Photos, Memories of 1900, Spending Time in the Early 1900s, The Golden Door, The Agincourt Honor Roll, The Mayflower, Odd Jobs & Old Jobs, Occupations, Daughters of the American Revolution, The United Empire Loyalists, Local Genealogy Societies, The Surname Origin List, Non-Written Genealogy, Lions, Tinctures and Bearings, Oh My!, Oliver Cromwell's 1649 Settlement of Ireland, Origins of Scottish Surnames, The Brides Index Project, The LDS and Family History Centers, Producing Your Own Family History Video, How to Discover the Right Address to Write for Records, Preserving Family Heirlooms.

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Published June 1, 1998