The Antiquary volume 43
The Antiquary volume 43
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Bernau, Bowes Road, Walton-on-Thames (price ios. 6d. Net). The first part contains a carefully compiled list of the names and addresses both English and foreign, especially American of those who have indicated that they are interested in genealogy. The second part consists of an index of Family Surnames with references to the students interested therein in Part I. , and with sundry other notes and indications of value to working genealogists. Four other parts contain Queries and Memoranda, a Li...st of Societies interesting to genealogists, an "Authors' Exchange, " and a brief list of family histories, pedigrees, etc. , recently printed for private circulation. The value of such a publica- tion as this in affording opportunity for intercom- munication among genealogists and for the mutual help and information of students interested in ques- tions of family history will be very great, and Mr. Bernau is much to be thanked for the labour and trouble he must have spent on its production. The other publication is a summary List of Genealogies in Preparation, 1906, issued by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Mass.
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Bernau, Bowes Road, Walton-on-Thames (price ios. 6d. Net). The first part contains a carefully compiled list of the names and addresses both English and foreign, especially American of those who have indicated that they are interested in genealogy. The second part consists of an index of Family Surnames with references to the students interested therein in Part I. , and with sundry other notes and indications of value to working genealogists. Four other parts contain Queries and Memoranda, a Li...st of Societies interesting to genealogists, an "Authors' Exchange, " and a brief list of family histories, pedigrees, etc. , recently printed for private circulation. The value of such a publica- tion as this in affording opportunity for intercom- munication among genealogists and for the mutual help and information of students interested in ques- tions of family history will be very great, and Mr. Bernau is much to be thanked for the labour and trouble he must have spent on its production. The other publication is a summary List of Genealogies in Preparation, 1906, issued by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Mass.
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