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Ancestry/Genealogy

The Genealogist

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3. There is one I use for the Hochstetler family, that is quite good

Reply to csziggy (Reply #2)

Sat Mar 3, 2012, 09:19 PM

Mar 2012

It was put together sometime around 1910, but I have found it to be quite accurate, in comparing the information in it to other existing records. I am not sure how they get the info they got to make the book, but my direct ancestors (including my grandfather) are listed in the book, and quite accurately. Other lines of mine are included in other books as well, available for free on Google books and similar sites.

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Before you buy a genealogy book, check here [View all] Rosie1223 Mar 2012 OP

Ohhh thank you!!! kdmorris Mar 2012 #1

A lot of the old genealogies, family histories and local history books are at Archive.org csziggy Mar 2012 #2

There is one I use for the Hochstetler family, that is quite good The Genealogist Mar 2012 #3

Many of the old researchers went to the locations and actually looked at old records csziggy Mar 2012 #4