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BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information 
BOOK - The Huguenots: Their Settlement, Churches, and Industries in England and Ireland
By Samuel Smiles. This book chronicles the re-settlement of the Huguenots (from France) in England and Ireland. The migration was one of the most important movements of skilled workers and professionals out of mainland Europe due to religious persecution. There were two major movements of Huguenot. The first primarily included Flemish and French Protestants during the latter half of the sixteenth century. The second major migration happened during the final decades of the seventeenth century. Many more Huguenots migrated individually or in small groups throughout the period.More information
BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - The Norman People. This book follows the Norman people in their immigration into England and other countries. It discusses the subject of "race" as it is applied to the Normans and their descendants, and attempts to pinpoint Norman historical figures through time. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information GERMANY / GERMAN / GERMANIC BOOK - Finding Your German Ancestors By: Dr. Hans W. Rerup. This book is designed to help those researching their German ancestry. Immediately after reading this book, you should be ready to get started with your family search More information BOOK - Finding your German Ancestors: A Beginners Guide By: Kevan M. Hansen. Finding your German Ancestors provides a valuable introduction for researchers who have not previously worked with German records, highlighting excellent sources for researchers who may have cold feet about researching in Germany or with German records. More information BOOK - German-English Genealogical Dictionary. By Ernest Thode. This book is designed for the family researcher who has little or no knowledge of German but who nevertheless needs to make a translation of German-language documents. The dictionary covers thousands of German terms and defines them in single words or brief phrases. All words, symbols, and abbreviations in the dictionary were chosen on the basis of their association with genealogy, having been noted in church records, civil registration records, family correspondence, genealogical journals, ships' passenger lists, and emigration records. More information BOOK - German-American Names By: George F. Jones. This book is a treasure trove of information about surnames. More than 200 pages of definitions are here, but much more interesting is the 60 pages of introduction, which will tell you more about surnaming than you've ever found in so short a space. More information BOOK - The Beginner's Guide to German Genealogical Research, Many family researchers who trace their ancestral lines into Germany immediately become discouraged by the language barrier. However, they do not realize that a great deal of the material they will encounter is quite simple to use. More information BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - In Search of Your German Roots By Angus Baxter. The new, third edition of In Search of Your German Roots is designed to help you trace your German ancestry in all the German- speaking areas of Europe, from the Baltic to the Crimea, from Czechoslovakia to Belgium. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information BOOK - Address Book for German Genealogy-New Edition. by Ernest Thode. Indispensable for genealogical researchers with interests in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and other German-speaking areas of central and western Europe. More information BOOKLET - Germany - Research Outline. By The Family History Library of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS - Mormon). This outline introduces records and strategies that can help you learn more about your German ancestors. It explains terms associated with German genealogy and describes the content, use, and availability of major genealogical records. More information ATLAS - Atlas of the German Empire, 1892 Extracted by Thomsen's Genealogical Center from the original map reproductions published by Verlag Bibliographischen institutes, Leipzig, and Vienna 1892. More information HOLLAND / NETHERLANDS / DUTCH BOOK - Names, Names and More Names: Locating your Dutch Ancestors in Colonial America by Arthur C.M. Kelly The author provides a comprehensive treatment of Dutch patryonymic surnames, their variations and origins - with the intention of breaking down the brick walls caused by innacurate reporting of Dutch immigrant names. More information
BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information HUNGARY / HUNGARIAN BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information ITALY / ITALIAN BOOK - Finding Your Italian Ancestors By Grant Karcich. Essential for anyone searching for thier Italian Roots. Includes the names and address of 150 Italian archival resources. More information BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - Finding Italian Roots, The Complete Guide for Americans by John Philip Colletta. This book is an excellent guide for those researching thier Italian roots. Covers many sources in USA for Italian research project as well as resources in Italy. More information
BOOKLET - Italy Research Outline. By The Family History Library, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. This outline introduces records and strategies that can help you learn more about your Italian ancestors. It explains terms associated with Italian genealogy and describes the content, use, and availability of major genealogical records.More information BOOK - Hannibal's War by John Peddie, Foreward by Richard Holmes. John Peddie provides a re-evaluation of the Carthaginian's generalship, and asks how a man could have plunged so deeply into a situation in which he was almost inevitably, to fail? He examines Hannibal's historic march on Rome. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information LITHUANIA / LITHUANIAN BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information POLAND / POLISH BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information PORTUGAL / PORTUGESE BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information SPAIN / SPANISH BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information UKRAINE / UKRANIAN Finding Your Ukrainian Ancestors By Muryl Andrejciw Geary. This book lists many resources to help you research your Ukrainian ancestors. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information
BOOK - Following The Paper Trail, A Multilingual Translation Guide [for genealogy] by Johathon D. Shea & William F. Hoffman. A guide to translating vital statistic records in 13 languages: Czech, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. Each section shows the alphabet of the language, sample vital statistic records and their translation, and a list of words commonly encountered. An indispensable reference source for anyone whose research involves European languages. More information BOOK - Scandinavian Genealogical Research, by Finn A. Thomsen. Some feast days were not used on the same day in all countries. This guide has been designed to help the "average" genealogist in transcribing the Danish language that was used in both Danish and Norwegian records. (The records of Norway did not appear in the Norwegian language until this century.) More information BOOK - The Comprehensive Genealogical Feast Day Calendar, compiled by: Inger M. Bukke, Peer K. Kristensen, Finn A. Thomsen. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information BOOK - The Beginner's Guide to Danish Genealogical Research, by Finn A. Thomsen. A terrific little guidebook for those beginning to look for theri Danish ancestors. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information
FINLAND / FINNISH BOOK - The Beginner's Guide to Finnish Genealogical Research, compiled by: Margarite Choquette, Lee Choquette, Pirkko Huuskonen, Finn A. Thomsen. In order to begin research in Finland, you must first determine the exact place in Finland your ancestor came from. Records in Finland were kept on a local basis. The best source of this information is often your family. Your mother, father, grandparent, aunt or uncle may know your ancestor's birthplace. This is just a small sample of information given in this informative guide to Finnish genealogical research. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information NORWAY / NORWEGIAN BOOK - Genealogical Maps & Guide to Norwegian Parish Registers, by Finn A. Thomsen. This guide book consists of two main sections. One of the sections is a list of the parishes, a map reference, the name of the parish, the clerical district, and the time period of the parish register. The second part includes genealogical maps showing the general location of the parishes. More information BOOK - The Beginner's Guide to Norwegian Genealogical Research, by Finn A. Thomsen. Before starting research in the original Norwegian records, collect all the information about the ancestor which may be available in old letters, diaries, journals, bibles, etc. Often, a lot of time and money can be saved by collecting all the facts at home or from relatives. This is just a small sample of the type of information found in this informative guide on Norwegian genealogical research. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information SWEDEN / SWEDISH BOOKLET - Roots in Sweden, A Genealogist's Guide to the Swedish Archives by: Archives of Sweden (Riksarkivet). The information in this booklet can be used for research about emigrants to all parts of the world, from Sweden. Book is written in English. More information BOOK - Parish Records (Sweden), 19th Century Ecclesiastical Registers by: Archives of Sweden (Riksarkivet). The book provides a valuable overiew of the documents that are available in the Parish Records of Sweden, including examples and interpretations. Book is written in both English and Swedish. More information BOOK - The Beginner's Guide to Swedish Genealogical Research, by Finn A. Thomsen. Before starting the research in the original Swedish Records, collect all the information about the ancestor which may be available in old letters, dairies, journals, bibles, etc. Often, a lot of time and money can be saved by collecting all the facts at home or at relatives. This is just a small sample of the information given in this informative guide to Swedish genealogical research. More information MAP - Sweden South - 1833 Reprinted J. & C. Walker's antiquarian map. Showing Sweden south of the province of Falu, The Southern Provinces of Sweden was originally published in 1833. Major towns, roads, mountain ranges and provincial boundaries are shown in detail. 18" X 24", including margins, folded. More information BOOK - In Search of your European Roots by Angus Baxter. This book is designed to guide the reader through the complexities of genealogical research in Europe and Scandinavia, whether the research is conducted in person or by correspondence. More information
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