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On the Bookshelf: Research in Detroit
9/28/2009
Global Journeys in Metro Detroit:
A Multicultural Guide to the Motor City by Marcia Danner, Helen B. Love and Patricia Banker Peart (New Detroit, $12.95), ethnic dining, arts and attractions, plus history
Guide to the Manuscripts in the
Burton Historical Collection by Bernice Cox Sprenger (order from Burton, $5), annotated and indexed
A Genealogical Guide to the Burton
Historical Collection by Joseph
Oldenburg (Ancestry, out of print)
Genealogy of the French Families of the Detroit River Region, 1701-1936 by Christian Denissen (Detroit Society for Genealogical Research, $48)
Early Days in Detroit by Friend Palmer (Omnigraphics, out of print), personal narrative on people and events during his 1820 to 1906 lifetime
Passage to America 1851-1869:
The Records of Richard Elliott, Passenger Agent, Detroit, Michigan by Mary Lou Straith Duncan (Detroit Society for
Genealogical Research, $24)
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