Virtual roots 2.0 : a guide to genealogy and local history on the World Wide Web

by Thomas Jay Kemp

Paperback, 2003

Tags

Research, Sources, On-line, United States, International

Publication

Wilmington, DE: Scholarly Resources, c2003. xvii, 311 p. ; 29 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.) Rev. and updated

Description

A guide to genealogical research on the internet.

Subjects

Genealogy Computer network resources
Genealogy Databases
Internet Handbooks, manuals, etc
Web sites Directories
World Wide web

Physical description

xvii, 311 p.; 29 cm

ISBN

0842029230 / 9780842029230

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