September Issue of NGSQ Now Available to NGS Members

The September 2011 edition of the NGS Quarterly is now available under the Members Only Section at http://www.ngsgenealogy.org/cs/members_only/publications_archive/ngsq_online/ngsq_disclaimer. Please be sure to log in under the User Login area to the right of the screen. 

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Feature Articles

o       Finding a Man’s Past Through His Children: Four Wives of John C. Fawkner of Kentucky and Indiana, J. H. Fonkert, CG

o       One Piece of a Family Puzzle: Hugh Gwin (“1702–68”) of Gloucester County, Virginia, Anita A. Lustenberger, CG

o       Uncovering the Linkenheim, Baden, Origin of Ludwig Fischer of Cook County, Illinois, Lynne Fisher

o       Greetings from Winchester Gaol: The Plight of Robert Arnold, Allen R. Peterson, CG

Notes & Documents

o       Washington and Lewis Giboney, Company G, 102nd Regiment, United States Colored Troops: Runaway Slaves or Free Men of Color?, Ruth Randall, CG

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