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Feature
Articles
- A Century and More: The National
Genealogical Society Quarterly
- The Genealogist’s Contribution
to History, Milton Rubincam, FASG
- Weighing Genealogical Evidence,
Archibald F. Bennett
- Genealogy, Handmaid of History,
Lester J. Cappon
- Who Was the Widow Anna Maria
Lenz? Walter Lee Sheppard Jr.
- Creative Imagination in
Research, Dorothee Hughes
Carousso
- A Century of NGS Quarterly Editors
Communications
Editor’s Corner
- Enduring Value
NGS Administration
Sidelights
- “Anything But a Dull Magazine”
- Genealogical Publication Advice
- Advocacy for a National Archive
- Genealogical Research Advice in
1931
- The Institute on Genealogical
Research
- Standard Certificate of Death
- An Advocate of Scholarly
Research and Writing
- Some Old American Families
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