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Genealogy By the Book: Title Pages

9/1/2004

By Sharon DeBartolo Carmack

Here's where to find out-of-print family histories online.

•Allen County Public Library catalog

<www.acpl.lib.in.us/genealogy>

•Barnes & Noble

<www.barnesandnoble.com>

•Bibliofind (Amazon.com Rare and Used Books)

<www.bibliofind.com>

• BookFinder

<www.bookfinder.com>

•Cyndi's List — Used Books, Rare Books & Search Services

<www.cyndislist.com/books.htm#used>

•eBay

<www.ebay.com>

•Family History Library catalog

<www.familysearch.org>

•Library of Congress catalog

<catalog.Ioc.gov>

•Powell's Books

<www.powells.com>

•PublicLibraries.com

<www.publiclibraries.com>

From the September 2004 Trace Your Family History.

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