Compendium of Historical Sources: The How and Where of American Genealogy

This paperback edition is in worn condition, typical of ex-library copies. The cover shows noticeable creases and scuffs, with library stickers present. There is no dust jacket. The spine and binding remain intact, ensuring the book is still functional for research purposes.

"Compendium of Historical Sources: The How and Where of American Genealogy" by Ronald A. Bremer is a vital resource for genealogy enthusiasts. Published by Progenitor Genealogical Society, Inc. in Salt Lake City, Utah, this Revised 1994 Edition is the seventh printing, originally copyrighted in 1983. Ronald A. Bremer, a professional genealogist and historian, offers a comprehensive guide to American genealogical research. This edition consolidates valuable historical sources, making it indispensable for both amateur and professional genealogists. The book is ex-library with visible stickers and shows signs of wear, including creases and scuffs on the paperback cover. Despite its condition, it remains a sought-after reference for those tracing family histories across America. A key feature of this edition is its focus on lesser-known genealogical records, providing insights into effective research methodologies.