Description
By: Carolynn Bart-Riedstra, MA, AMCT
Genealogists and archives form the perfect partnership. However, archives remain a mystery to many genealogists who are unsure of where to start and how to find information. This book is an introduction to archives in Ontario. It does not concentrate on one specific archive or its resources but provides general information about types of records that may be found and what to expect when visiting an archive for the first time
ISBN: 978-0-7779-3429-6
Archives for Genealogists: A Beginner’s Guide
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| Weight | 0.065 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 × 0.25 cm |
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