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CLEARANCE – Your Family History Magazine Back Issues

by Alona Tester | Jun 19, 2018 | Genealogy UK, Products | 0 |

After 15 years one of England’s best known and loved genealogy magazines “Your Family...

Highlight: Mother Nature and Your Ancestors

by Alona Tester | May 3, 2018 | General, Products, Products | 0 |

Mother Nature has been very active over the centuries, and you can bet that your ancestors lives would have been affected one way or another. This new book is a unique way to look at the lives of your ancestors and what they went though.

Top 5 Genealogy Titles for 2017

by admin | Jan 22, 2018 | Genealogy Software, Products, Products, Products | 0 |

What were the best genealogy sellers in 2017? Take a look. We have listed the Top 5 from various different categories …

Did You Know About These? – 9 Titles

by Alona Tester | Oct 22, 2017 | Products, Products | 0 |

Here at Gould Genealogy we list literally 1000s of titles. We know you haven’t seen them all, so we’ve created this new series of “Did You Know About” posts to highlight some of the lesser known ones.

Dictionaries for Genealogy

by Alona Tester | Sep 5, 2017 | Products, Products | 0 |

Dictionaries are great reference works, and a genealogy dictionary is no exception. Old words, abbreviations, acronyms, and plain ‘ol terminology. It’s hard to remember everything, and that’s why a dictionary is so useful.

Highlight: John Grenham’s Tracing Your Irish Ancestors, 4th Edition

by Alona Tester | Jun 14, 2017 | Products | 0 |

The best book ever written on Irish genealogy, John Grenham’s “Tracing Your Irish Ancestors” has a new edition. It retains the familiar structure of previous editions while at the same time providing a directory to online records for your Irish research.

Highlight: Philips’ Handy Atlas of the Counties of Scotland

by Alona Tester | May 18, 2017 | Products | 0 |

If you’re researching your ancestors in Scotland, a good ‘old’ atlas of the region is a must, and this CD, which is a facsimile copy of John Bartholomew’s 1888 classic “Handy Atlas of the Counties of Scotland” is perfect.