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Genealogical Research in Maryland, 2000.027_0223
1976A reference guide to the counties and people of influence throughout Maryland's history.
Meyer, Mary Keysor, Byron, Gilbert
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Genealogy of Legal Research Methodology
Asian Journal of Legal EducationTeaching methods in research methods remain the least-explored territory in the pedagogy of social studies discipline, more so in the course of professional legal education, while the same deserves attention in legal academics for a long back. In the curricula of new-generation higher education institutions in general, of premier national law ...
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Reflexivity as Interpretation and Genealogy in Research
Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies, 2015Building from conversations in a 2011 special issue in this journal, “Contestation and Opportunity in Reflexivity,” in which the omnipresent status yet contested terrain of reflexivity in research is highlighted, this essay takes up ontological and theoretical investments surrounding reflexivity as a way to map and make sense of what reflexivity does ...
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East European Resources for Genealogical Research
Slavic & East European Information Resources, 2012Meeting the information needs of patrons researching East European roots can be challenging for Slavic and genealogy subject specialists alike, neither of whom is normally trained to handle both the nuances of genealogical research and the challenges inherent in East European reference problems.
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2015
Genealogists make up an important segment of libraries' and archives' user population. This study explores the connection between genealogical research and interest in history to better understand user interests and needs. A survey of three North Carolina genealogical societies was compared to the answers of graduate students at the University of North
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Genealogists make up an important segment of libraries' and archives' user population. This study explores the connection between genealogical research and interest in history to better understand user interests and needs. A survey of three North Carolina genealogical societies was compared to the answers of graduate students at the University of North
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Research Materials in the Mormon Genealogical Society
French Historical Studies, 1973the largest collections of microfilmed primary sources is in Salt Lake City at the Genealogical Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. The society pioneered the microfilming of records for genealogical research just before World War II, and its microfilming has continued up to the present in most parts of the United States and in ...
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Community-Based Research: Genealogy and Prospects
2014Community-based research (CBR) entails a different relationship between the research subject and the professional researcher than is customary in mainstream social science. People in the community, once subject to classification, experimentation, and regulation, are now viewed as owners of skills, knowledge, and expertise that may be useful to ...
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