41. [Research Guidance: Germany - Research Outline] Research Guidance Version Of Dat Collections of maps and atlases are available at many historical societies and at public and genealogy Unlimited PO Box 537 Orem, UT 840590537 http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/Rg/guide/Germany23.asp

R E S E A R C H G U I D A N C E Germany Research Outline Table of Contents Introduction German Search Strategies Records At The Family History Library Familysearch™ ... MAPS Maps can help you find where your ancestors lived. Maps can show churches, geographical features, transportation routes, and neighboring towns. Historical maps are especially useful for understanding boundary changes. Maps may be published individually or in collections called atlases Maps may also be included in gazetteers , guidebooks, local histories, and history texts. There are many types of maps. Each can help you in a different way. Historical maps describe the growth and development of countries. They show boundaries, migration routes, settlement patterns, military campaigns, and other historical information. Road maps provide details on highways, rivers, and town size. Street maps are extremely helpful when researching in large cities such as Berlin. Using Maps Maps must be used carefully for several reasons: Often several places have the same name. For example, 92 towns in present-day Germany are called Steinbach. The spellings and names of some towns may have changed since your ancestors lived there. Some localities have different names in different languages. For example, the city formerly known as Breslau (Germany) was called Wroclaw (Poland) after 1945.

42. MAPS & ATLASES -Parish Maps Of The Counties Of Great Britain- By The Institute O maps, atlases Gazetteers United Kingdom genealogy History More England Wales Books, maps CDs Listed By County or Topic. maps Parish maps of the http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/england/general/maps/parish-maps/114main.ht

Welcome to: Canada's History Store HOME WHAT'S NEW NEWSLETTER LOCATION ... UPCOMING EVENTS Search Our Site Advanced Search Genealogy Software Family Tree Maker Legacy RootsMagic Reunion (mac) ... Personal Historian Resources by Country Canada England Ireland Scotland ... more countries... Products by Category Books, Maps, CDs Software Archival Supplies Charts, Forms, Kits ... Workshops Information Free eNewsletter The Global Gazette United Kingdom MAPS - Parish Maps of the Counties of Great Britain (including England, Scotland, Wales) by: The Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies. These are enlarged copies of those maps originally published in the Phillimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers The maps in this series cover every county of England, Wales and Scotland. Information on maps includes: the name of each parish parish boundaries probate jurisdictions dates of commencement of parish registers Click here for a detailed sample ** Use the pull-down menu below to select a specific map. ** List of Parish Maps of the Counties of Great Britain Bedfordshire, Map #1

43. History & Genealogy - Place Names And Maps - Guide To Maps At TSLA maps are invaluable components of historical and genealogical research, There are many atlases, fire insurance plat books, and maps in the Congressional http://www.tennessee.gov/tsla/history/places/maps.htm

Skips Top Navigation Menu Home TSLA Online Catalog Visitor Info. ... FAQs SEARCH Entire Site FOR Bibliographies Census Records County Records Governors' Papers ... Maps in Manuscript Collections The purpose of this survey is to acquaint the public with the maps and the resources for finding maps in the TSLA. Maps are invaluable components of historical and genealogical research, and documentary records often cannot be fully understood without reference to them. We have a large and varied collection of historical and contemporary maps available for public use - a collection that, by and large, is under-utilized. Use of this guide will make access to these maps and the information they contain a little easier. Anyone looking for maps should always start with the Map Catalogue in the Manuscript Section. The entries in that catalogue represent the core of our map collection, as well as the best single source for locating the right map. Many of these maps are originals, some have been photocopied or encapsulated, but others remain untreated and in fragile shape. Many individual maps taken from atlases and other published sources have been copied or removed from their binding and put in the collection; they are integrated in the Map Catalogue. While the county, city, or town name will be your main subject heading in searching the Map Catalogue, you should be aware that relevant material might appear under larger headings such as "Tennessee", "Middle Tennessee", or "Southeastern States". A map that encompasses a more general geographical area may yet contain important features and details about a particular county or locale. The catalogue entries will provide certain information about what one may expect to find on a particular map, and both the catalogue and the Manuscripts staff should be consulted to try to determine the right map.

44. Victoria's Vade Mecum - Genealogy BOOKS, maps AND atlases. Genealogical Publishing Company Hearthstone Bookshop Your Marketplace for genealogy located in Alexandria, VA; one of the best http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1786/vade.html

Victoria's Vade Mecum for Genealogy a book or other thing that a person carries with him as a constant companion; specifically, a manual; a handbook. Webster's New Universal Unabridged Dictionary This page is intended as a reference resource for beginnersthose who would like to start a family tree but don't know how to get started, AND for those who are already active in genealogy. It's also a good page to bookmark if you have no interest in genealogy but would like a one-stop page to use some of the tools: locators for people, places and things; links to military sites (especially Civil War buffs), historical documents, maps, etc. I've included links to the best sites I have found on the Net but there are also some to the strange and unique. It is constantly under revision and I will be adding other categories to reflect my own eclectic interests. Stop back often to see what's new. If you find a link that is not working, or if you have some you'd like to contribute, please let me know. Comments and suggestions for improving this page are also welcome! Victoria Proctor If you've visited here recently, press your browser's RELOAD button to view latest additions to this page.

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46. History And Genealogy Department The History and genealogy Department traces its origins back to the 1890’s when 160000 maps, 2375 atlases, 470 gazeteers and 230 cartobibliographies. http://www.cincinnatilibrary.org/main/hi.asp

The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County this site our catalog skip navigation Books, Music Homework Programs ... Main Library Manager: Patricia Van Skaik Assistant Manager: Karen Beiser About the Department The Collection The department houses a large collection consisting of over 260,000 print volumes, 45,400 bound periodicals, 100,000 reels of microfilm, and almost 200,000 microfiche. The reference collection includes 530 directories, 160,000 maps, 2,375 atlases, 470 gazeteers and 230 carto-bibliographies. In addition, the department carries current subscriptions to 1200 journals. The reference collection includes a number of encyclopedias of historic interest, general encyclopedias in major European languages, and a broad collection of biographical dictionaries. Special Collections Genealogy Collection Map Collection The map collection holds current maps for U.S. cities with populations of 20,000 or more, state and regional maps, and maps of foreign cities and countries. Library holdings include land ownership and historical atlases which are of particular use to genealogists. Travel Collection The department maintains an extensive collection of travel guides, including indexes to hotels, bed and breakfast inns, campgrounds, and state and national parks.

47. Special Collections & Indexes - Posters, Charts, Maps, Scores, And Other Print M Cadastral County atlases. Over the years the History genealogy The History genealogy Department has laminated maps for the Cincinnati city limits, http://www.cincinnatilibrary.org/spotlight/sp200303/posters.asp

The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County this site our catalog skip navigation Books, Music Homework Programs ... Services March 2003 Langstroth Lithograph Collection The Langstroth collection contains over 1,000 original lithographs, mounted on 800 large poster boards, collected by Theodore A. Langstroth, a local businessman and avid student of Cincinnati prints and printmaking techniques. His collection covers the entire history of lithography and printmaking, including woodcuts from the 1600s, Asian prints, and twentieth-century offset and photolithographs, with a strong central core of Cincinnati artists and lithographs. The Strobridge Posters Chart Collection Map Collections U.S. Government-published maps Cadastral County Atlases Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps Music Score Collections Major areas of the Music Score Collections include opera, musical comedies, operettas and other forms of theater and chamber music, both in score and performing parts. Works of Cincinnati composers are in a separate collection, although a number of published sheet music editions have been included as well. The hymnal collection is a valuable aid to researchers of American hymnology and a good composite of earlier American music consisting mostly of 19th century editions. A Libretto Collection includes chiefly opera, operetta and musical theatre texts. Roedter Collection Gessellschaft Ausgabe Doane Collection The William H. Doane (1832-1915) Collection contains part of his personal collection of books and scores. Mr. Doane was most noted for composing sacred music and as a student of religion.

48. Dakota Genealogy Research - North Dakota Genealogy - South Dakota Genealogy - Ti Shown below is a list of the North Dakota and Minnesota county atlases and years of publication that contain township land ownership maps. http://www.time-passages.com/nd-county-and-township-atlases.html

Time Passages, Genealogy of the Dakotas North Dakota Genealogy South Dakota Genealogy YOU'VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE Welcome Home! RESEARCH SERVICES Census Research Land Patent Records ND Land Maps ND Naturalization ... ND Military Records FEDERAL CENSUSES Federal Censuses Reliability Rating Soundex Machine OTHER INFORMATION Mission Statement Red River Valley Genealogical Society 112 N. University Drive, Suite L-116 P. O. Box 9284 Fargo, ND 58106-9284 Contact Us North Dakota Land Ownership Maps If your ancestors owned a farm and resided in North Dakota or Minnesota during one of the years specified in the table shown below, we may be able to provide you with a photocopy of the land ownership map showing your ancestors' farm property in the township where they resided. Please tell us the name of your ancestors and the county in which they lived. If we are succ essful in finding your ancestors, you will receive a photocopy of the land ownership map showing your ancestor's farm property in the township where they resided. We charge a flat fee of $10 to provide a land ownership map of one township.

49. Milwaukee Public Library - Researching The Family Tree maps atlases. The Frank P. Zeidler Humanities Room contains numerous maps of Many genealogy sources are now published on CDROMs and available on the http://www.mpl.org/File/hum_gp_resources.htm

Milwaukee Public Library... Every person's gateway Researching the Family Tree Federal Documents Computers/CD-ROMs Related Resources Interlibrary Loan ... Societies Federal Documents The library’s federal documents collection, numbering over one million items, can be a gold mine of information. The "American State Papers," an eight-volume series on public land grants (1789-1837) indexed in Grassroots of America: A Computerized Index to the American State Papers and the indexed compilation of congressional documents known as the Serial Set should not be overlooked. The Frank P. Zeidler Humanities Room contains numerous maps of Milwaukee starting in the 1850s and continuing to the present. An 1876 atlas of Milwaukee County is also available, as are plat maps and atlases for other Wisconsin Counties. Fire insurance atlases for Milwaukee can be helpful in tracing the history of a property. Older world atlases such as are useful in locating older towns and villages that no longer exist.

50. Hertfordshire Genealogy: Maps: Ordnance Survey Maps Less satisfactory than a street map for urban areas. County and Town Street atlases Modern maps from motoring atlases covering the whole country, http://www.hertfordshire-genealogy.co.uk/data/maps/ordnancesurvey.htm

Maps of Hertfordshire Ordnance Survey Maps Ordnance Survey maps were originally drawn up by military surveyors, in the first half of the 19th century, to cover the whole country with a uniform mapping and there is no intention of attempting to describe the history, or the very wide range of generalist and specialist maps that have been produced over the last two centuries, except to say that the modern mapping is fully digitised, and that virtually all modern road and street maps are derived from the data. Instead I will concentrate on the maps which are readily accessible and useful to the family historian. First Edition 1 inch maps : These have been reprinted and are at a scale of 1 inch to the mile. The original survey was engraved on copper plates and major changes - such as the building of railways - were added later. Rural areas are usually much as the original survey. The scale is too small to show individual fields or smaller buildings. The above shows the kind of detail available on the 1880 maps (from A Short History of Bernards Heath Large scale maps from circa 1880 : The 6 inch to the mile maps have been digitised and are available online from old-maps - who will sell you a map centred on the area of interest to you. This shows individual woods and fields and even buildings, and for a larger farm it should be possible to identify a number of buildings. It should be noted that for most rural districts there would have been very little change over the preceding centuries, except where open fields had been enclosed.

51. Browse - Atlases, Maps & Gazeteers genealogy and Family History products for atlases, maps Gazeteers from the Hertiage Creations genealogy Store. http://www.heritagecreations.com/browsepage.php?c=AGM

52. Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter: Civil War Maps Online Rhonda McClure The Complete Idiot s Guide to Online genealogy, Second Edition Many of the maps, charts, and atlases depict battles, troop positions and http://eogn.typepad.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2005/01/civil_war_maps_.html

Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter A Free Genealogy Newsletter, Now Published Daily! About Navigation Home Read the Free Standard Edition Newsletter Read the Plus Edition (user ID and password required) Subscribe to the Plus Edition Newsletter ... Contact Us Recent Posts Don't Call Them Men in Skirts MyFamily.com, Inc. Acquires Heritage Makers FreeCEN NARA releases funds for Gulf Coast archivists ... Update: Where to Stay and Eat in Salt Lake City Recent Comments Dan Slidell on Jefferson Davis' Biloxi Home Beauvoir Reported "Demolished" by Hurricane Dick Eastman on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston Dino (All Dino, All the Time) on Jefferson Davis' Biloxi Home Beauvoir Reported "Demolished" by Hurricane Dick Eastman on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston Dino (All Dino, All the Time) on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston gary Schneider on Jefferson Davis' Biloxi Home Beauvoir Reported "Demolished" by Hurricane Dick Eastman on PhpGedView Roger on PhpGedView Dick Eastman on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston Dave Keeney on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston September 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Search Past Articles Search 9+ years of Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter Archives September 2005 August 2005 ... Subscribe to this blog's feed Powered by TypePad Main January 12, 2005

53. Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter Rhonda McClure The Complete Idiot s Guide to Online genealogy, Second Edition prints and drawings, charts, maps and atlases, ship plans and ephemera http://eogn.typepad.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/

Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter A Free Genealogy Newsletter, Now Published Daily! About Navigation Home Read the Free Standard Edition Newsletter Read the Plus Edition (user ID and password required) Subscribe to the Plus Edition Newsletter ... Contact Us Recent Posts Don't Call Them Men in Skirts MyFamily.com, Inc. Acquires Heritage Makers FreeCEN NARA releases funds for Gulf Coast archivists ... Update: Where to Stay and Eat in Salt Lake City Recent Comments Dan Slidell on Jefferson Davis' Biloxi Home Beauvoir Reported "Demolished" by Hurricane Dick Eastman on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston Dino (All Dino, All the Time) on Jefferson Davis' Biloxi Home Beauvoir Reported "Demolished" by Hurricane Dick Eastman on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston Dino (All Dino, All the Time) on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston gary Schneider on Jefferson Davis' Biloxi Home Beauvoir Reported "Demolished" by Hurricane Dick Eastman on PhpGedView Roger on PhpGedView Dick Eastman on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston Dave Keeney on Modern Day Tea Party in Boston September 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Search Past Articles Search 9+ years of Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter Archives September 2005 August 2005 ... Subscribe to this blog's feed Powered by TypePad September 21, 2005

54. Statewide Services: New Jersey Reference genealogy collection county and local histories, genealogical guide books, New Jersey maps - a large collection of maps and atlases of New Jersey and http://www.njstatelib.org/LDB/Statewide_Services_Handbook/sshnjref.php

CyberDesk Library Catalog New Books Library Development Bureau Downloadable Files Page Bureau Fact Sheet About the Bureau What's New for N.J. Libraries ... sshnjref Statewide Services Handbook: Reference Services New Jersey Reference NEW JERSEY REFERENCE (See also BUSINESS GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS LAW Newark Public Library Scope : Monographs and dissertations on New Jersey history and towns; biographies; manuscripts (e.g. John Cotton Dana, Stephen Crane); Newark Evening News morgue file and subject index; Illustrations Index, Star Ledger Index, New Jersey Periodicals Index, Librariana Index ; New Jersey State and Newark City documents; newspaper clippings; postcards; periodicals, maps and atlases. Address : New Jersey Information Center, The Newark Public Library, 5 Washington Street, PO Box 630, Newark, NJ 07101-0630

55. Delaware Maps, Atlases, And Gazetteers Contents Quick Reference maps atlases Gazetteers DELCAT Examples Edited by Thomas P. Doherty and published by the Delaware Genealogical Society http://www2.lib.udel.edu/subj/genealogy/resguide/maps.htm

Delaware Maps, Atlases, and Gazetteers: A Research Guide Contents: Quick Reference Gazetteers DELCAT Examples For More Information Quick Reference New Castle County, Delaware Street Map Book . 12th ed. Alexandria, VA: ADC, 2002. LOCATION: Morris Library - Reference (Ref G1268 .N4 A33 2002) At Reference Desk LOCATION: Morris Library - Maps (Folio G1268 .N4 A33 2002) Delaware Highway Map LOCATION: Morris Library - Reference (Ref) at Reference Desk Delaware Highway Maps LOCATION: (http://www.aaroads.com/delaware/road_maps.htm). Delaware 7.5 Minute Quadrangles (Topographic Map Series). Reston, VA: United States Geological Survey. LOCATION: Morris Library - Maps (I 19.81:) The U.S.G.S. 7.5 Minute topographic quadrangle map series uses a map scale of 1:24,000 (1 inch on the map represents 2,000 feet on the ground). These maps depict basic natural and cultural features of the landscape, such as lakes and streams, highways and railroads, boundaries, and geographic names. The Reference Room contains copies of the Delaware maps. Delaware is covered by 51 map sheets at this scale. Selected portions of some maps are available on the Internet from the University of Texas at Austin Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection Delaware Maps page.

56. Genealogical Resources In WNY RESOURCES maps, local atlases, local histories, index to many RESOURCES maps (local to world) atlases geographic historical5 genealogy books http://www.wnylrc.org/dhp/genealgy/WNYGenRs.htm

Doing Genealogy Research In Western New York ORGANIZATIONS ADOPTION SEARCH AND SUPPORT GROUP. c/o Frank Piccarreto, 104 Orchard Lane, Orchard Park, NY 14127-4637. (716) 648-498. "THE BUFFALO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA. Box 2534, Buffalo, NY 14240. For information contact: Robert Davis 716-878-8010 BUFFALO IRISH GENEALOGY SOCIETY. c/o Buffalo Irish Center, 245 Abbott Rd., Buffalo, NY 14220. Contact: Donna Shine 662-1164 or Kevin O'Brien 649-3659 CHAUTAUQUA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY PO Box 404, Fredonia, NY 14063-0404. LOCATED at the Darwin Barker Library, 7 Day St., Fredonia, NY. 716-672-2114. HOLDINGS: Card index of marriages to 1887; death index; cemetery indexes; Index to Massachusetts soldiers and sailors. AREAS COVERED: Chautauqua County, New York State, New England, Pennsylvania. CIVIL WAR RESOURCES Benedict Maryniak. 5559 Broadway, Lancaster, NY 14086. 716-685-3545 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. Evelyn Kranz, National Registrar. 716-833-6308 The Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil Warand the 155 th NY Volunteer Infantry Reenactment Regiment. Michael Erb, 83 Bryant St., Buffalo, NY 14209. 716-886-2909.

57. New England Historic Genealogical Society ancestors, ancestry, biography, family, genealogical, genealogy, history, NEHGS, New England, maps and atlases are useful resources for genealogists. http://www.newenglandancestors.org/education/articles/research/localities/connec

Login Site Search Help Printer Friendly Page ... Kids Corner Shortcut to: Home About NEHGS Giving to NEHGS Press Research Main Databases Research Services Forums The Great Migration Newsletter Reference Links Libraries Main Research Library Manuscripts Borrow a Book Library Catalog Store Education Center Main Articles and Publications Calendar Getting Started Kids Corner Membership Join NEHGS Renew your Membership Gift Membership Benefits of Membership About NEHGS Our History Staff/Contact Volunteers Council Annual Report Newbury Street Press Research in Connecticut Cities and Towns, Part II Hartford: The Connecticut Historical Society by Joyce S. Pendery, CG Posted July 5, 2002 Introduction Many genealogists with Connecticut ancestors dream about a research trip to Hartford where the Connecticut Historical Society and the Connecticut State Library house the two largest collections of genealogical materials relating to Connecticut. Hartford might be described as a “one-stop genealogical research destination,” especially for anyone with limited time or ancestors from several Connecticut localities. This article will concentrate on records available at the Connecticut Historical Society (CHS). The Connecticut Historical Society, created in 1825 by a resolution of the Connecticut General Assembly, originally had as its mission to collect civil, ecclesiastical, and natural history materials relating to the United States and especially to the state of Connecticut. No mention was made of collecting family history materials. Fortunately, in the late nineteenth century, CHS librarian Albert Carlos Bates recognized the importance of such acquisitions and initiated their family history collection.

58. Genealogy Important Genealogical Collections in Ontario Libraries and Archives A Historical maps and atlases of Ontario, including the county atlases and indexes http://stauffer.queensu.ca/inforef/guides/genealogy.htm

Genealogy Stauffer Library and Douglas Library Library Locations SL Stauffer Library stacks Docs Government Documents, Stauffer Library LP Special Collections, Lorne Pierce Collection, Douglas Library Ref Stauffer Library Reference Maps Map Library in Government Documents, Stauffer Library Basic Guides Cemeteries Census Church Records ... Library Basic Guides Directory of Heritage Organizations and Institutions in Ontario FC3052.D57 1998 (LP) A Genealogist's Guide to Ontario's Counties and Townships (Robbins) CS88.O6R624 1991t (LP) Genealogy in Ontario: Searching the Records (Merriman) CS88.O6M47 1996 (LP) Important Genealogical Collections in Ontario Libraries and Archives: A Directory (Taylor) Z675.G44.T3 1994 (LP) CS88.O6A37 2000t (LP) CA6 OGS20 2000K32 (Docs) In Search of Your Canadian Roots (Baxter) CS82.B389 1994t (LP) Tracing Your Ancestors in Canada (National Archives of Canada) CS16.T724 1988 (LP) CA1 AK 98T69 (Docs) Cemeteries Inventory of Cemeteries in Ontario: A Genealogical Research Guide (Ronnow) CS88.O6I57 1987t (LP) Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid http://www.islandnet.com/ocfa

59. Wisconsin Maps & Atlases Wisconsin maps atlases Bogenschneider Family genealogy and Information. The Bogenschneider Family Worldwide web site is dedicated to the Bogenschneider http://www.bogenschneider.org/WisconsinGenealogy/wisconsinmaps.htm

Bogenschneider Family Genealogy and Information The Bogenschneider Family Worldwide web site is dedicated to the Bogenschneider surname and to its associated histories, lineages, and shared family information. Pomeranian Flag The Wisconsin Historical Society has microfilm copies of Wisconsin county plat books (ca. 1870-1900), which are accessible through interlibrary loan. Early and later county plat maps are not microfilmed but some can be photocopied on request. State atlases were published for Wisconsin in 1876, 1878, and 1881, and include county maps. They show post offices, schools, churches, and road systems, all valuable information in locating an ancestral family in Wisconsin. Geraldine Strey's Land Ownership Maps of Wisconsin, 1836-1960 . Madison, Wisconsin, n.d. is very important in determining precisely what maps are available at the Wisconsin Historical Society. Aerial photographs of Wisconsin are in the collection of the Arthur Robinson Map Library, Science Hall, University of Wisconsin, Madison. The first topographical map of Wisconsin, of the Stoughton quadrangle, is dated 1889. Bird's-eye view maps are significant in Wisconsin research, inasmuch as they cover the period from 1867 to the end of World War I. There are over 200 of these maps for Wisconsin towns and villages. Most are listed in Elizabeth Maule, Bird's Eye View of Wisconsin Communities , Madison, Wisconsin, 1977, and are also available at the Wisconsin Historical Society. The maps were drawn with great attention to the buildings existing at the time.

60. Genealogy Research Guide - UMass Amherst Libraries maps, atlases, and Gazetteers. Note This genealogy Research Guide category is a work in progress. Reference Librarian Melinda McIntosh is creating this http://www.library.umass.edu/subject/genealogy/mapatgz.html

Site Search Research Help Home Research by Subject Genealogy Research Guide Genealogy Research Guide Contents Topics in Genealogy Biography Cemeteries Census Schedules Church Records ... Vital Records Help Ask a Librarian Genealogy Librarian Request a Consultation Maps, Atlases, and Gazetteers Note: This Genealogy Research Guide category is a work in progress. Reference Librarian Melinda McIntosh is creating this site. Contact her directly with questions about the Library's maps, atlases, and gazetteers: Melinda McIntosh Reference Services Department W.E.B. Du Bois Library University of Massachusetts 154 Hicks Way Amherst, MA 01003 mmcintosh@library.umass.edu For comments or suggestions concerning this page, please contact: mmcintosh@library.umass.edu University of Massachusetts Amherst Site Policies This site is maintained by UMass Amherst Libraries

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