05 October 2015

National Genealogical Society - September 2015 Quarterly Now Online



Volume 103, No.3, September 2015 (PDF 2.7MB) of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly is now available online in the Members Only section of the website.

Feature Articles
+ No Name, No Number: George Holmes’s Orphans of Washington and Jefferson Counties, Georgia, Sara Anne Scribner, CG
+ James Wesley Mooney of Will County, Illinois: Business Records Reveal His New York Family, Sue Hahney Kratsch
+ One George Deane or More? Determining an Identity Spanning Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri, but not Wisconsin, Darcie Hind Posz, CG
+ Associations Re-establish Family Links: The Youngs’ Serial Migration from Virginia through Kentucky and Missouri to California, Shirley Langdon Wilcox, CG

and other regular features ...



Editor’s Note: Please note that online access to the NGS Quarterly (NGSQ) and NGS Magazine are available only as long as your membership is active. You can access the NGSQ archive – the index is available for FREE and as a member you can access archives encompassing 1960-1974, 1976–current.






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