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Family Tree Magazine's special-issue Yearbook is your complete guide to getting started tracing your roots. Here's a preview of our beginner's handbook, which includes blank charts and forms, online search secrets, solutions to common research roadblocks and much more. This extra edition is not included in a subscription, so don't miss out! You can get the Yearbook 2003 from newsstands nationwide or by ordering online.
The Family Tree Yearbook 2003 includes:
Catching the Bug HOME SOURCES Filling the Photo Gaps RESEARCH BASICS
Your Backyard Treasure Trove Making an American Quilt ONLINE GENEALOGY
Trees for the Taking ROOTS RESOURCES
Tree Ware BONUS! FORM STARTER KIT
Please allow 2–3 weeks for delivery.
Give in to the genealogy craze that has infected the nation. By David A. Fryxell
Taking the First Steps
Eager to begin tracing your roots? Put yourself on the path to success with this guide to getting started. By Desmond Walls Allen
It's easy to track down pictures of your camera-shy ancestors—just follow these seven expert tips to build an impressive family photo collection. By Maureen A. Taylor
Ancestor Detective
"What constitutes a vital record?" "How do I locate church records if the church no longer exists?" "How can I determine how accurate a record is?" Get the answers to these research questions here. By Marcia Yannizze Melnyk
Unlock the Family History Library's wealth of records at your local Family History Center. These five steps show you how. By Christina Kassabian Schaefer
Add a story to the names and dates on your pedigree chart by following 10 steps for researching your immigrant and ethnic ancestors. By Sharon DeBartolo Carmack
Digital Detective
Don't stray from your online research goals. Become a Web sleuth with these five helpful tips. By Nancy Hendrickson
Do branches of your family await you in cyberspace? Discover your ancestors online with our guide to the top 10 pedigree databases. By Rick Crume
Beginner's Bookshelf
Become a genealogy bookworm with our extensive list of reference books.
By Crystal Conde
We've rounded up the hottest genealogy software on the market and broken down what each program can offer you. By Allison Stacy
Filling in the Blanks
Find all the forms you need to record and organize your research in this collection of charts, worksheets, checklists and more.
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