Volume 103, No.2, June 2015 (PDF 2.8MB) of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly is now available online in the Members Only section of the website.
Feature Articles
+ Too Few Sources to Solve a Family Mystery? Some Greenfields in Central and Western New York by Thomas W. Jones, PhD, CG, CGL, FASG, FNGS
+ Mothers for Sophie (Kanetski) Howe of Scranton , Pennsylvania
+ Free and Enslaved: John and Melinda Human/Newman of Talbot County and Baltimore , Maryland
+ Family Members Missing from Derbyshire Censuses Help Identify Edwin Thorpe’s Parents and Original Name by Allen R. Peterson, CG
+ Identifying a Son for John Temple of Virginia , Georgia , South Carolina , and Alabama
and other regular features ...
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