BOOK - How do I Prove It? By: Dr. Penelope Christensen

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BOOK - How do I Prove It?
By: Dr. Penelope Christensen

Are you picking your ancestors out of a hat? Or have you really proved each linkage.

This practical manual for family historians and genealogists demystifies the requirements necessary for establishing a pedigree.

272 pp., Cerlox bound , 6" x 9" ,pub. 2000, ISBN 0-894018-36-2

CAT # 320019......$18.00
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