An edition of Friendly research (2005)

Friendly research

an introduction to Quaker genealogical research with bibliographies of primary, secondary & Internet resources

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An edition of Friendly research (2005)

Friendly research

an introduction to Quaker genealogical research with bibliographies of primary, secondary & Internet resources

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"This pathfinder is an aid to those using the resources of the Ohioana Room in The Mary L. Cook Public Library to research their Quaker ancestors in southwest Ohio. The information contained in this pathfinder also includes comprehensive bibliographies and a list of the major Quaker repositories and resource sites worldwide with Internet links."--p. 1.

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Mary L. Cook Public Library
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English
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160

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Quakers, Handbooks, manuals, Genealogy, Bibliography, Society of Friends, Mary L. Cook Public Library (Waynesville, Ohio). Ohioana Room, Mary L. Cook Public Library (Waynesville, Ohio)
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Ohio, United States

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"Included are a timeline of the history of the Society of Friends, an account of the history of the Quakers in Ohio and an explanation of Quaker record keeping practices and examples of how to research"--p. 1.

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Waynesville, Ohio
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Introduction to Quaker genealogical research with bibliographies of primary, secondary & Internet resources

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160 p.
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OL46840724M
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