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Catalog
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Tips for using catalog
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Family History
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E-Book
Genealogy & History
Fiction
Part III
Non-Book Items in our Catalog
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Do add
other things besides text!
Books can
be dry facts, or the most wonderful and engaging non-fiction historical account.
However, it's always nice to "spice up" the text with other items.
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Basic ideas
include:
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family
photos - portraits and/or snap shots
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photographs of the place
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Historical photos from local, regional or national archives
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artwork -
drawings, paintings, sketches
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maps
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clip art
- historical and decorative design elements such as dividers
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documents
- to go along with transcriptions
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keepsakes
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different
bullets (this page is an example)
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Text items
beyond your data:
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This date
in history...
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Factoids,
did you know, and "trivia"
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newspaper
items - both actual news and advertisements
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"academic" history - history that influenced but not directly touched the family
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Some interesting items we has seen go
into genealogy and family history books include: WWII Ration book and what was
left of the family stamps, photos of boot camp (including the bugler), military
unit photos, listing of cemeteries (and locations) in the book, advertisements
from family business, Railroad Card, etc. Anything that someone may have
(or currently do today) kept in/for a scrapbook should be considered.
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This area
will be growing, so check back often. If you
have a suggestion, let us know and we may just publish it here - crediting the
source, of course!

For information
on this subject and more, order our book:
G5505-$10.00 WRITING Family
History Or Genealogy For Pleasure and Profit, by The Gregath
Publishing Company, *updated* 2007. ISBN: 0-944619-00-2, 8½x11",
softbound book, 126 pages, suggestions & examples of all facets of your project
for the typist and/or computer user.
Also available on disk. | SCL
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October 09, 2008
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