Do you have what it takes to spend 40 years researching a missing grandfather? Don't miss Joseph F. Martin's wonderful story of his search in Michigan and Illinois and beyond, in the National Genealogical Society newsletter "Up Front."
This article is a form of "research travelogue," reviled by some genealogy journal editors for following chronology rather than logic. But it has its place in our literature, if only because it is closer to the actual experience of research and as such provides unique learning opportunities.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Not finding Frank Adams
Posted by Harold Henderson at 12:45 PM
Labels: Chicago, Illinois, Joseph F. Martin, Michigan, National Genealogical Society, Pennsylvania, UpFront with NGS
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