Confederate Research Sources: A Guide to Archive Collections

by James C. Neagles

Hardcover, 1986

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Research

Publication

Ancestry.com (1986), Hardcover, 286 pages

Description

Finding and using Confederate records can be problematic at best. In his book, Confederated Research Sources, James C. Neagles seeks to eliminate many of the problems that accompany searching for ancestors that participated actively in the Confederacy.This book will save you from countless hours of searching by leading you directly to the records you need. It is an invaluable resource for any one who has Confederate ancestry.

Subjects

Confederate States of America Directories
Confederate States of America History Archival resources Directories
United States Directories. Civil War, 1861-1865
United States History Civil War, 1861-1865 Archival resources Directories

Physical description

286 p.; 8.52 inches

ISBN

0916489116 / 9780916489113

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