PROFESSIONAL
LIBRARY SOURCES
Library science information for
professional reference librarians and volunteers
assisting genealogists, family historians and local research specialists.
Family Genealogy & History Internet Education Directory™ - Wiki | SEARCH This Site |
Academic Education Learning Resources | American Library Directory |
Associations (Multinational - Regional - Specialty) | Libraries and Museums |
Online Computer Library Center | Professional Internet Resources |
THESES & DISSERTATIONS: "Family
History" & Genealogy - [Titles listed
alphabetically by year]: |
CURRENT LIBRARY NEWS and LIBRARY INFORMATION
Association of College & Research Libraries ACRLog -
Everybody's Libraries
Helping Patrons Find Their Roots: A Genealogy Handbook for Librarians
INALJ (Library Job)
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Information Today, Inc.
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Internet Scout
Key
Journals - Library & Information Science Research Guides
Library Journal -
LIS2004
- Web Search Engines
- LISNews
Professional Associations - SJSU - School of
Information
Professional Tools | Public Library Association (PLA)
ResearchBuzz:
Genealogy -
The
Library Quarterly
WorldCat® Dissertations & Theses
ACADEMIC
EDUCATION LEARNING RESOURCES: EDUCATORS:
Librarian
Provides quality education and
learning resources for educators, faculty, staff,
teachers, students, parents and research specialists. Scholarly genealogy
networking by age, ancestry, breed, creation, descent, education, engendering,
epoch, era, family, formation, generation, lineage, parentage, pedigree, period,
procreation, production, profession, progeniture, reproduction, span, stock
and time frame.
*
Alphabetic History of Civilization: Ancient and
Modern Genealogies
Cultural, religious and family
tradition, (their stated facts and viewpoints),
are surveyed within given ancient contexts of
primary
and secondary
record sources, as handed down for the benefit of our modern generation.
Modern claims of genealogical attachment to biblical records are noted,
with remarks.
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Family Chronicle - History of Genealogy
(archived)
* Books - Publications:
Genealogical Materials
Genealogy and
family history products and services
needed for the preparation, publication, distribution
of compiled records and related family materials.
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Bowker®
ISBNs and database services for publishers, libraries and
booksellers.
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Education Publications &
Books Online
Digital databases.
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FamilySearch Affiliate Libraries • FamilySearch
*
Guide to Reference: Essential General Reference and Library Science Sources
print/e-book Bundle | ALA Store
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Guide to Reference in Genealogy and Biography
*
International Standard Book Number:
ISBN
Database | ISBNdb
The World's largest book database™ in different languages,
providing
on-line and remote research tools.
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FamilySearch Wiki:Book sources • FamilySearch
Links to catalogs of libraries,
booksellers, and other
book sources where you will be able to search for
the book with ISBN MAGICNUMBER.
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GitHub - xlcnd/isbntools: python app/framework for
'all things ISBN'
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isbntools · PyPI
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U.S.
ISBN Agency | ISBN.org (Application Process)
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Bowker | Identifier Services
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FAQs: General Questions | ISBN.org
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How to get
an ISBN | International ISBN Agency
"Find an agency" in National ISBN Agencies drop
down menu.
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WorldCat® Search API | OCLC Developer Network
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Category:Archives and Libraries by Country •
FamilySearch
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Category:WorldCat® libraries • FamilySearch
*
Roy Rosenzweig
Center for History and New Media
Multi-disciplinary team that develops online teaching resources,
digital collections and exhibits, open-source software,
and training in digital literacy and skills.
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21st Century Libraries: Changing from the Ground Up
| Library Journal
- Omeka: Open-source web publishing
platforms
For sharing digital collections and creating media-rich
online exhibits.
* Schools, Colleges, Universities,
Alumni and Genealogy Education
Worldwide comprehensive
resource of educational institutions, past and
present students, alumni, associations, faculty, friends and military personnel.
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AMERICAN LIBRARY DIRECTORY: (United States and
Canada)
Profiles for more than 35,000 public,
academic, special and government
libraries, and library-related organizations in the United States,
and Canada
— including addresses, phone and fax numbers, and e-mail addresses,
network
participation, expenditures, holdings and special collections, key personnel,
special services, and more — over 40 categories of library
information in all.
Free registered users can view
physical address information only.
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ASSOCIATIONS
(MULTINATIONAL - REGIONAL - SPECIALTY):
List of
Library Associations
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American Library Association:
American Library Association -
American Library
Association
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ALA Products & Publications
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American Libraries Magazine
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American Libraries
Direct
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Latest Library Links Archive
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ALA Professional Tips - Wiki
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ALA Standards & Guidelines
- Library History Round Table (LHRT)
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American Library History: A Comprehensive Guide to
the Literature
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Bibliography of Library History
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Guidelines for Writing Local Library Histories
- Library History Buff
Includes
Library History",
"Librariana"
(the collecting of library memorabilia and artifacts)
and
"Postal
Librariana" (collecting of postal artifacts
related to libraries).
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Links of Interest
-
Links to Library Web Resources
- Reference & User Services
Association (RUSA): RUSABlog
- Best Free
Reference - LibGuides at State Library of Louisiana
As compiled in Library Journal and by Reference
and User Services Association
(RUSA); from 2007 to 2021; updated to 05 Dec
2022, by State Library of Louisiana.
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bestfreecombined_1999_2016_complete (pdf)
- ETS:
Best Free Reference Web Sites Combined Index, 1999-2016 /
2017
- Genealogy
| Professional Tools
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Guidelines for a Unit or Course of Instruction
Genealogical research at schools of LIS.
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Guidelines For Developing A Core Genealogy
Collection
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Guidelines for Establishing Local History
Collections
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Guidelines for Cooperative Reference Services
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Online Learning with RUSA
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Primary Sources on the Web: Finding, Evaluating, Using
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Tools, Publications & Resources
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Professional Resources: A to Z Index of Topics
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Writers and Editors - Great Search Links
* Association of Research Libraries®: (ARL)
Nonprofit organization of
127 research libraries
at comprehensive, research institutions in the US and
Canada.
* CLIR
— Council on Library and Information Resources
*
Digital Library Federation:
Members
-
eResearch Network - DLF Wiki
* EIFL (Electronic Information for Libraries)
Enabling access to knowledge in developing and transition
countries.
- Where We Work
EIFL
works in partnership with library consortia in more than 60 countries.
*
Encyclopedia of Library History | Wayne A. Wiegand, Donald G. Jr. Davis
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History of Libraries - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
- Library |
Definition, History, Types, & Facts | Britannica
- Library Planet:
Map of Libraries
Crowd sourced travel guide for libraries.
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Links to Methods on the Study of Library History (Images)
International efforts to preserve, collect, organize,
and produce historical information about libraries.
*
International
Association of Technological University Libraries
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IATUL
- View by Country
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International Coalition of Library Consortia - ICOLC
Facilitates discussion among consortia on issues of
common interest.
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Participating Consortia
* International Federation of Library
Associations & Institutions (IFLA)
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IFLA
Library Map of the World
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IFLA:
Professional Structure – IFLA
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Groups – IFLA
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IFLA Congress – IFLA
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Search Results for “World Library and Information Congress”
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IFLA
Corporate Supporter Programme – IFLA
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Resources – IFLA
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Special Interest Groups – IFLA
- IFLA
Publications (Search
Results for “IFLA Publications” – IFLA)
Published by De Gruyter Saur.
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Indigenous Notions of Ownership and Libraries,
Archives and Museums
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Library and Information Science, Book Studies Search
Results
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World Guide to Library, Archive, and Information
Science Associations
Includes indexes of associations,
official journals, officers and subjects.
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IFLA Repository: IFLA
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Local History
and Genealogy Section
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IFLA Local History and Genealogy Section Webinar:
Providing New Insights
in the Fields of Genealogy and Local History in
Asia – IFLA [15 Mar 2023]
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Search Results for “genealogy archive”
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Search Results for “local history archive”
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Serving the Genealogical & Historical Research Communities (pdf)
Overview of records access and data privacy issues.
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FamilySearch Blog:
What's New at FamilySearch
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ProQuest® | Databases, EBooks and Technology for Research
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History & Social Change:
Genealogy
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ProQuest® |
Better research, better learning, better insights.
* Professional
Associations - Library and Information Science
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Library & Information Science in Latin America -
LANIC
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Library and Information Science
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LIBRARIES
& MUSEUMS
Reference Shelf for The Genealogist
and Family Historian:
Information for
the amateur to professional researcher, including the
Library of Congress, Harvard, public, private, college, local, university,
international, worldwide library links and classification systems.
*
Credo:
Building Information Skills for Lifelong Success.
*
FindArticles.com
| CBSi
Top
news sites from CBSi; with other great content sites.
*
Interlibrary Loan
Obtain material not available in user's local library. Borrow books
or receive
photocopies of documents owned by another library.
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ALA | ALA Library Fact Sheet 8: Interlibrary Loans
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Interlibrary Loan Code for the United States Explanatory Supplement
Reference & User Services Association (RUSA); for
the
United States,
Canada and international interlibrary
borrowing.
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Interlibrary Loan (ILL) 101
- Interlibrary Loan
(Researcher and Reference Services Division, Library of Congress)
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Cyndi's List - Libraries,
Archives & Museums
Genealogy lending libraries and archives.
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SHAREit® draft (pdf)
Patron-Initiated, Library-Managed and
Consortium-Administered Resource Sharing.
International interlibrary loan
and document delivery information center. Designed,
maintained, and sustained by members of the resource sharing community.
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WorldShare® Interlibrary Loan Features
Resources from thousands of libraries all over the world.
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WorldShare® Interlibrary Loan
Release notes, June 2022 - OCLC Support; last
updated 24 Feb 2023.
* Internet
Archive: Digital Library
Free & Borrowable Books, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine.
*
OPALS™ OPen-source Automated Library System
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Online Programming for All Libraries: Archive (archived)
*
Scholarly Resources for Learning and Research |
Gale:
Search
Librarians, professors, researchers, students, and hobbyists.
- Gale Blog: Library & Educator News |
K12, Academic & Public
- Gale Review
Digital humanities blog for researchers worldwide.
*
Ulrichsweb™
Serials coverage, across 383,000 serials, 977 subject areas and 200
languages.
-
ulrichsweb.com(TM) -- Frequently Asked Questions
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Wikipedia:Find Your Library
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ONLINE COMPUTER LIBRARY CENTER:
Directory of OCLC Members
Computer network and services link thousands of libraries
worldwide.
OCLC (Online Computer Library
Center, Inc.):
OCLC: Worldwide
Computer network and services link thousands of libraries
worldwide.
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FirstSearch®: Precision
Searching of WorldCat | OCLC
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FirstSearch® - Resources | OCLC
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FirstSearch® Databases - OCLC Support
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WorldCat®:
WorldCat® -
WorldCat® for
Genealogy
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Inside WorldCat®
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New WorldCat.org:
Genealogy | WorldCat.org
Connects genealogy enthusiasts,
educators,
and historian to the world's
libraries | OCLC,
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Results for 'au:Ancestry.com (Firm)'
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Results for 'kw:ancestry.com'
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Results for 'kw:FamilySearch'
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Results
for 'kw:Genealogy'
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Results
for 'kw:San_Diego'
Example of how to do a
worldwide OCLC location search.
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Results
for 'kw:Tinney'
Example of how to do a
worldwide OCLC surname search.
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Results for 'su:Genealogy Computer network resources.'
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Results for 'su:Genealogy Computer network resources
Directories.'
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Results for 'su:Genealogy Databases.'
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Results for 'su:Genealogy Databases Directories.'
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Results for 'su:Genealogy Electronic information resources.'
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Results for 'su:Genealogy Internet resources.'
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WorldCat® Registry:
WorldCat®
Registry - Advanced Search
Web-based directory of libraries. Registry profiles
contain
details about the physical and electronic location of
institutions,
the relationships between them and the services they provide.
Advanced Search allows listings by additional types or locations.
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Hanging Together - the OCLC Research blog
- Interlibrary
Loan:
Resource Sharing Revolutionized
Borrow books or receive
photocopies of documents owned by another library.
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List of Academic Databases and Search Engines
Includes sites with OCLC as provider.
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WebJunction®:
Topic Areas
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PROFESSIONAL
INTERNET RESOURCES:
Information Science
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Library
and Information Science
Library
History:
History of Libraries
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Topic Outline of Library and Information Science
World Guide to Library, Archive, and Information
Science Associations
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ABC-CLIO (Now part of Bloomsbury)
Publisher of reference, contemporary thought and professional development content.
Helps students, educators, librarians and general readers.
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ACADEMIC: Books: Bloomsbury
Publishing (US)
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ACADEMIC: Library & Information Science: Books: Bloomsbury Publishing (US)
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Information Literacy: Books: Bloomsbury Publishing (US)
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The Big6 Workshop Handbook: Implementation and Impact
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The Big6 Workshop
Handbook | Formats and Editions (Google™
Books)
Fourth Edition - Michael B. Eisenberg and Robert E.
Berkowitz.
Today's
students need information literacy skills more that ever before.
While essential skills did include reading, writing, and arithmetic, there is now
an essential fourth "R"--Research. "Research" means "information literacy".
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ACADEMIC: Library & Information Science: Reference Tools:
Books: Bloomsbury Publishing (US)
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American Reference Books Annual: 2019 Edition, Volume 50: ARBA and Index
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Bloomsbury Libraries Unlimited
School library media and technology specialists.
*
Best Reference
Management Software 2023: Compare Reviews on 50+ | G2
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Which Tool is Best For Me? - Citation Management - Library Guides at UChicago
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Comparison of Reference Management Software
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Conservation OnLine - CoOL:
Publications
CoOL is a full text library of conservation information, covering
a wide spectrum of topics of interest to those involved with
the conservation of library, archives and museum materials.
* Dictionaries,
Encyclopedias, & More - Library and Information Science
Library Guides at University of Denver.
*
EBSCO Information Services
Consultative services and cutting-edge technology for managing
and accessing quality content, including print and e-journals,
e-packages, research databases, e-books, etc.
*
Emerald
Insight
Discover journals, books and case studies.
-
Search
results for genealog* | Emerald Insight (over 3000)
- Example:
Tracing their roots: genealogical sources
for Chinese immigrants to the United
States.
* Introduction - Library and
Information Science: Online Resource Guide
Research Guides at Library of Congress.
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External Resources
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Library and Information Science
LibGuides at University at Albany.
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Library & Information Science
LibGuides at Nanyang Technological University.
* Library
Information Services [refdesk.com]
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Genealogy Resources [refdesk.com]
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Quick
Reference / Research [refdesk.com]
-
Reference Shelves
on the Internet [refdesk.com]
*
Library Resource Guide from Information Today, Inc.
Directory of library services and suppliers.
- Information Today,
Inc. - Information Services
-
Library Products, Services, and Consultants
LibGuides at American Library Association.
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LibraryWorks:
Library Supplier Directory -
Find Library Suppliers
Purchasing and yellow pages directories for library and information
professionals.
*
Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki
Great ideas
and information for all types of librarians, all over the world.
*
Library Technology Guides: Documents, Databases,
News, and Commentary
Key resources and content related to library automation.
- D-Lib Magazine:
Index (D-Lib
Magazine Archive)
- Library Information Technology
Association (LITA)
-
Information Technology and Libraries
*
LIS Publications Wiki
Library and Information Science: Research. Write. Publish.
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Book Publishers | LIS Publications Wiki
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Civilian Publications | LIS Publications Wiki
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LIS Professional and Trade Publications | LIS
Publications Wiki
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LIS Scholarly Journals | LIS Publications Wiki
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Works in Progress | LIS Scholarly Journals | LIS
Publications Wiki
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LOCKSS |
Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe
Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe,
based at Stanford University Libraries,
is an international community initiative that provides libraries with
digital
preservation tools and support so that they can easily and inexpensively
collect and preserve their own copies of authorized e-content.
*
Multimedia Library |
Environment & Society Portal
Open access digital archive, featuring collections of scholarly,
artistic, and popular environmental materials.
*
ODLIS — Online Dictionary for Library &
Information Science
Designed as a hypertext reference resource for library
and information
science professionals, university students
and faculty, and users of all types of
libraries. The primary
criterion for including a term is whether a librarian or other
information professional might reasonably be expected
to know its meaning in the course of his or her work.
-
A
B C D E F G H _I_ J-K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X-Y-Z
Online Dictionary for Library and Information
Science (ODLIS
About).
-
Bibliotheks-Glossar / Library Glossary
-
Multilingual Glossary for Art Librarians
(pdf) (Art
Libraries Section | IFLA)
*
Virtual Learning Resources Center
Indexes thousands of the best academic information websites,
selected by teachers and library professionals worldwide, in order
to provide to students and teachers current, valid information
for school and university academic projects.
* Web4Lib:
Web systems in libraries mailing list.
* WebJunction®:
Explore Topics
-
Site Map
[WebJunction®:
The learning place for libraries | OCLC]
Place where public library
staff gather to build the knowledge,
skills and support we need to power relevant, vibrant libraries.
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History and Genealogy
Material dealing with history and genealogy in the United States.
* Web Pages for Scholarly Societies
*
World List | Education & Careers
Schools and departments of information science,
information management and related disciplines.
World List of Schools & Departments of Information Science (archived)
Information management and related disciplines.
-
Information Sciences Virtual Library – University of
Illinois Library
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Course and
Subject Guides for Information Sciences
-
Reference Sources
for IS Research
-
Resources by Topic
-
List of
Information Schools
-
List of Library Science Schools
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THESES & DISSERTATIONS:
FAMILY HIS. & GENEALOGY ("family history" & "genealog*")
* Additional Certifying Organizations and Related Special Collections:
Academia.edu.
- Academic Education
Learning Resources: Educators;
FH Based
Education Resources
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Academic Genealogy:
[Scholarly
Resources for Learning and Research | Gale]
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Biography
and
Genealogy
- Al Manhal Platform:
Biography
and
Genealogy
Authoritative
Arabic scholarly content.
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Dissertations & Genealogical Research | Empty
Branches on the Family Tree
- Institute of
Heraldic and Genealogical Studies
The School of Family History:
Courses
- MDPI -
Publisher of Open Access Journals [Key sample selections]
Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute:
"family history" search results
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Genealogy | An Open Access
Journal from MDPI
Genealogy: Inaugural
Editorial -
Genealogy | Sections
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Genealogy | 2017 - Browse Issues (Sample
presentations.)
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A “Fishy Tale”? The Fisher
Hugheses of Pittenweem, Fife, Scotland:
Oral tradition to Documented Genealogy
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Americans and Return Migrants in the 1881 Scottish Census
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Criminal Modus Operandi and
Psychoanalysis as Genealogical Evidence
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Family Genealogy and Family Communication: Finding Common Ground
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Gender as a Determining Factor
in the Family History
and Development of the McGee Family
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Genealogical Relatedness: Geographies of Shared Descent and Difference
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Investigating Gender on the Frontier: 19th-Century
Crooked Creek Cemetery
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Keeping the Culture of Death
Alive:
One Hundred Years of a Japanese American’s Family
Mortuary
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Problematizing the Chinese Experience in America
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That was the Worst Day of My
Life: Recrafting Family through Memory,
Race, and Rejection in
Post-WWII Germany
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The Genealogy of Roberts
Settlement
Explored Through Black
Feminist Autoethnography
- What Is
Genealogy? An Anthropological/Philosophical Reconsideration
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What Is Genealogy? Introduction to the Inaugural
Issue of Genealogy
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What Is Genealogy? Philosophy, Education,
Motivations and Future Prospects
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What’s in a Name? The Genealogy
of Holocaust Identities
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Genealogy | 2018 - Browse Issues (Sample
presentations.)
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Accessing Scottish Archives Online
- Class,
Shame, and Identity in Memoirs about Difficult Same-Race Adoptions
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Close Relations? The Long-Term Outcomes of Adoption
Reunions
- Colonial
Expressions of Identity in Funerals, Cemeteries,
and Funerary Monuments of Nineteenth-Century
Perth, Western Australia
- Family
Genealogy’s Contributions to the Philosophical Problem of Birth
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Heritage Ethics and Human Rights of the Dead
- “I’m More
Than Just Adopted”:
Stories of Genealogy in Intercountry Adoptive
Families
- Inscribing
Ethnicity: A Preliminary Analysis of Gaelic Headstone Inscriptions
in Eastern Nova Scotia and Cape Breton
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Introduction: Gender’s Influence on Genealogy Narratives
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Kyrgyz Genealogies and Lineages:
Histories,
Everyday Life and Patriarchal Institutions in
Northwestern Kyrgyzstan
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Materialized Genealogy: From Anonymous Cemetery Populations
to Creating Alternative Narratives about
Individuals and Family Burial Space
- Other Ways
of Knowing:
The Intersection of Education when Researching
Family Roots
- Receiving,
or ‘Adopting’, Donated Embryos to Have Children:
Parents Narrate and Draw Kinship Boundaries (Correction)
-
Robertson at the City: Portrait of a Cemetery
Superintendent
- So Many
Lovely Girls
- Social
Structure and Aristocratic Representation—
Red Wax Seal Usage in Hungary in the 15th c
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The Beauchamps of Warwick and Their Use of Arms
- The
Immigrant Ancestors Project: Gathering and Indexing 900,000 Names
- The Remains
of Arnau de Torroja,
9th Grand Master of the Knights Templar,
Discovered in Verona
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Time, Kinship, and the Nation
- To
Alleviate or Elevate the Euroamerican Genealogy Fever
- Unearthing
the “Polonskis”: A Historian’s Odyssey in Family Research
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Why the Armenian Genocide Lives in Me
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Genealogy | 2019 - Browse Issues (Sample
presentations.)
- A Brief
History of Whakapapa: Māori Approaches to Genealogy
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Against All Odds? Birth Fathers & Enduring Thoughts
of the Child Lost to Adoption
- Facebook
and WhatsApp as Elements
in Transnational Care Chains for the Trinidadian
Diaspora
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Familiar Places: A History of Place Attachment in a
South Sami Community
- For Whom
and by Whom Children Are Named:
Family Involvement in Contemporary Japanese
Naming Practices
- From
Heraldry to Genealogy from Silverware
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Generations Comparison:
Father Role Representations in the 1980s and the
New Millennium
- History,
Kinship, Identity, and Technology:
Toward Answering the Question “What Is (Family)
Genealogy?”
- “I Have an
Accent in Every Language I Speak!”: Shadow History
of One Chinese Family’s Multigenerational
Transnational Migrations (Correction)
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Immigration, Identity, and Genealogy: A Case Study
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Temporalities and Transitions of Family History in
Europe: Competing Accounts
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Genealogy | 2020 - Browse Issues (Sample
presentations.)
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Bastardy in Butleigh:
Illegitimacy, Genealogies and the Old Poor Law in
Somerset, 1762–1834
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Fathers and Forefathers: Men and Their Children in
Genealogical Perspective
- From Your
Ever Anxious and Loving Father’: Faith, Fatherhood,
and Masculinity in One Man’s Letters to His Son
during the First World War
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Masculinity, Intimacy, and Mourning:
A Father’s Memoir of His Son Killed in Action in
World War II
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Men and Place: Male Identity and
the Meaning of Place
in the Nineteenth-Century Scottish Gàidhealtachd
- “My Daddy …
He Was a Good Man”: Gendered Genealogies and Memories
of Enslaved Fatherhood in America’s Antebellum
South
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Patriarchs, Pipers and
Presidents:
Gaelic Immigrant Funerary Customs and Music in
North America
- With
Respect to the Dead:
Reconstructing a Historic View of Death in Gaelic
Nova Scotia
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Genealogy | 2021 - Browse Issues (Sample
presentations.)
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Azai Dosi Kfaang (Modern or Families of Newness):
Kom Families from Village to Coast and Further
Diasporic Spaces
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Book Review: The Psychology of Family History
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Context: The Role of Place and Heritage in Genealogy
- Development
of the Genealogical FamilySearch Database and Expanding
Its Use to Map and Measure Multiple Generations
of American Migration
- E hoki mai
nei ki te ūkaipō—
Return to Your Place of Spiritual and Physical
Nourishment
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Family Histories, Family
Stories and Family Secrets:
Late Discoveries of Being Adopted
- Family
History and Searching for Hidden Trauma—A Personal Commentary
-
Female Connectors in Social
Networks:
Catharine Minnich (Died 1843, Pennsylvania)
- Genealogy’s
Assumptions about Written Records and Originality
- Heraldry in
Macedonia with Special Regard
to the People’s/Socialist Republic of Macedonia
until 1991
- Markers to
Emigration from North West Sutherland:
The Presbyterian Cemeteries of Lot 21 of Prince
Edward Island
- "Our
Antient Friends … Are Much Reduced”:
Mary and James Wright, the Hopewell Friends
Meeting,
and Quaker Women in the Southern Backcountry, c.
1720–c. 1790
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Pilgrimage and Purpose: Ancestor Research as Sacred
Practice in a Secular Age
- (Re)discovering
the Familial Past and Its Impact on Historical Consciousness
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Tamara K. Hareven: Reflections on a Life Course . .
. and a Friendship
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Transnational Cross-Border Family Ties:
Diasporic Lives of Bangladeshis in Italy and
Beyond
- What
Motivates Family Historians?
A Pilot Scale to Measure Psychosocial Drivers of
Research into Personal Ancestry
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Genealogy | 2022 - Browse Issues (Sample
presentations.)
- A New
Viewpoint to the Agatha Problem:
Who Was the Mother of Margaret, Queen of Scots?
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Clans, Families and Kinship Structures in
Scotland--An Essay
- Croatian
Migrant Families: Local Incorporation, Culture, and Identity
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Divided Loyalties: Negotiating
Marital Separation
in the Cavendish-Talbot Family c.1575--90
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Documenting Difficult Cases: A Mixed Method Analysis
- How
Ancestor Research Affects Self-Understanding and Well-Being
- How Key
Psychological Theories Can Enrich Our Understanding of Our Ancestors
and Help Improve Mental Health for Present and
Future Generations
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Involuntary Separations: Catholic Wives, Imprisoned
Husbands, & State Authority
-
King Béla III of the Árpád Dynasty and
Byzantium--Genealogical Approach
-
Kinship Riddles
- Reframing
the History of American Genealogy:
On the Paradigm of Democratization and the
Capitalization of Longing
- Some
Observations on the Demographic Variables of Marriage System
in Greek Thrace: Evidence from Several
Anthropological Populations
- Special
Issue "Writing Genealogy: Auto/Biographical Research,
Autoethnography and Narrative Inquiry"; An
Introduction
- The Primacy
of Family Genealogy to Situate Burial,
Spectrality, and Ancestrality: Adventures in the
Land of the Dead
-
Genealogy | 2023 - Browse Issues (Sample
presentations.)
-
Acknowledgment to the Reviewers of Genealogy in 2022
-
Children of Holocaust Survivors:
The Experience of
Engaging with a Traumatic Family History
-
Genealogical Systematics
-
Identity Development and Its
Relationship
to Family History
Knowledge among Late Adolescents
-
Introduction: The History of the
"Balkan Family"
-
Java Community Philosophy: More Children, Many
Fortunes
- Maternal
Insanity in the Family: Memories,
Family Secrets, and the Mental Health Archive
- The Troubled
House: Families, Heritance and the Reckoning of Empire
-
Women Physicians and Their
Careers: Athens --- 1900 --- 1950
A Contribution to
Understanding Women's History
To be Continued.
- Genealogy | 2024 - Browse Issues (Sample
presentations.)
TO BE CONTINUED
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Scholarly Communications at
BYU | HBLL - Institutional Repository
-
Studies in Mormon History | HBLL:
Subjects A-Z
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Theses on Mormonism | Church History and Doctrine |
Brigham Young University
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Theses | History
On-line
Digital resource that has provided information about and for
historians,
particularly on history teachers, recent theses, and a list
of UK history libraries.
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Site Search | Institute of Historical Research (Theses in Progress)
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Theses Collections | Institute of Historical
Research
- Web Pages for Scholarly Societies:
Learned Society Resources [Ph.D.]
- What's New in Family History, Genealogy &
Local History Books?
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British Agricultural History Society (Rural
Historians)
for the study of rural history, countryside
history and landscape history
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British Library EThOS - Search and order
theses online
Search over 600,000 doctoral theses. Download
instantly
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Children In The Ancient World and The Early Middle Ages.
A Bibliography (9th expanded edition) (pdf) See
Related Papers and Updates.
- Institute of
Historical Research
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Centre for the History of People, Place and Community
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Online
Resources
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Site Search | Dissertations
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Pauper letters and petitions for poor relief in Germany and Great Britain,
1770 – 1914 —
University of Leicester
-
Related Papers - Andreas Gestrich and Steven A. King - Academia.edu
-
Ph.D. Candidates in the Humanities in the late 19th / early 20th century
in Berlin, London and at the Columbia University,
New York (pdf)
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Roots of the British, 1000BC - 1000AD —
University of Leicester
-
Impact of Diasporas on the Making of Britain |
University of Leicester
evidence, memories, inventions.
Has grown out the Roots of the British
project.
The Programme is based at the University of Leicester, and draws on additional
expertise from the
Institute for Name-Studies (INS) - The University of
Nottingham.
The
HALOGEN - History Archaeology Linguistics Onomastics and GENetics project
implements a cross disciplinary research database to support the Roots
of the
British collaboration at the University of Leicester. This multidisciplinary
project draws on the world-class expertise of academics based in the University
of Leicester in the
Department of Genetics and Genome Biology,
the School of
Archaeology and Ancient History,
the School
of History and the School
of English.
-
Linked
Projects |
Centre for Regional and Local History | University of Leicester
-
Centre for English Local History
-
English Local History | Archives and Special
Collections | University of Leicester
-
public SPASE (archived):
External Links (archived)
-
A Vision of Britain through Time | Your national on-line library
for local history |
Between
1801 and now. Including maps, statistical trends & historical
descriptions.
-
British
History Online
-
British Romany Project
-
Langscape:
Landscape (LangScape) is an on-line searchable database of Anglo-Saxon
estate boundaries, descriptions of the countryside made by the Anglo-Saxons
themselves. It provides a point of departure for the exploration of the English
landscape
and its place-names in the period before the Norman Conquest.
At LangScape's core
is a comprehensive corpus of boundary surveys drawn
up in charters during the Anglo-Saxon period and surviving in manuscripts
dating from the 8th to the 18th
centuries; each text has been checked against
its manuscript source or been freshly
transcribed and is available on the website
in both semi-diplomatic & edited form, together with a word-for-word translation.
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ASNC: Research Projects
(Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic) University of Cambridge
-
Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England
-
Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy |
University of Stirling
-
Centre for the
Study of the Viking Age - University of Nottingham:
Publications
-
Scotland's Rural Past
(archived)
-
Projects | Impact of
Diasporas on the Making of Britain
-
The Isle of Man Study
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A long, long way from Clare
to here:
An archaeology of the Irish in colonial South
Australia | WorldCat.org
- Family
pedigrees as a speech genre | WorldCat.org
The article aims both at the study of family
genealogy and at recording
what else can be recorded and preserved for
future descendants.
-
Keeping up with the Neighbours:
Cultural Emulation, Integration and Change in
Southeast Wales c.1050 - c.1350.
-
Oliver Cromwell's Kin,
1643-1726 The Private and Public Worlds
of the English Revolution and Restoration |
WorldCat.org
-
Pious Merchants, Honorable
Hidalgos : The Ambiguous Integration
of Italian Merchants in Seville and the Atlantic,
1450-1650 | WorldCat.org
- The
adoption & donor conception factbook : the only comprehensive source
of U.S. & global data on the invisible families
of adoption,
foster care & donor conception | WorldCat.org
-
"The Nation of Gúta" Society of the Market Town of Gúta, 1768-1870 (pdf)
I presented the 18th-19th century society of my
hometown,
Gúta, (Kolárovo, Slovakia), based on the results
of decades of research.
Primarily relying on archival sources, I used
quantitative and qualitative methods
to describe the social, demographic, and economic
processes that took place
in the market town from the 1768 urbarial
regulation to the first official Hungarian
census in 1870 . . . In addition to a basically
macro-level approach to the topic,
my work also includes several micro-historical
elements,
genealogy and the presentation of individual life
paths.
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Thematic Studies | WorldCat.org
Illustrations were an integral part of Chinese
genealogical literature. Genealogies
included portraits of ancestors, residential
charts, ancestral hall charts, tomb charts,
academic charts, free school charts, and scenic
spot charts. . . .
They were an important part of Chinese
genealogical literature.
-
Transmissions et cultures familiales:
enquête sur la population de Charleville
(1740-1890) | WorldCat.org
-
Unions and divisions : new
forms of rule in Medieval and Renaissance Europe
Providing a comprehensive and engaging account of
personal unions,
composite monarchies and multiple rule in
premodern Europe . . . | WorldCat.org
-
Urbanus Rhegius, German Protestant reformer : a
history & genealogy (1489-2001)
from Langenargen to Finkenwerder to the U.S.A. |
WorldCat.org
To be Continued.
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A re-assessment of the administrators and their families at Deir el-Gebrawi
Previous studies have focused on various artistic
and architectural criteria
to establish a chronology of the tomb owners and
the site itself. This study
adopts a different approach. Instead, it seeks to
determine the relationships
of the tomb owners and, at its core, is a
genealogy of those people.
Time Period estimate of the Sixth Dynasty of
Egypt; ca 2345 BC--ca 2181 BC;
considered by many authorities as the last
dynasty of the Old Kingdom.
-
Afflicted Slaves, Faithful
Vassals: Sevícias, Manumission,
and Enslaved Petitioners in Eighteenth-Century
Brazil | WorldCat.org
-
Ancestry, blood, and heredity.
Attitudes towards biological descent in late
medieval Tuscany, c.1250-1400
-
Assessing genetic
counselors' current practice & perceived utility of race, ethnicity,
and ancestry (REA) data collection during
clinical encounters | WorldCat.org
-
Barbara Cloud personal
papers | WorldCat.org (listed under year 2022)
-
Bones and thrones :
genealogy, community and kinship
in the post-imperial Tibetan highlands |
WorldCat.org
-
Cultural heritage of the Recoleta cemetery: "The Pantheon of Meritorious
Citizens"
-
Database for Genealogical Data
[Databáze pro ukládání genealogických dat] BUT
Digital library
-
Database for Genealogical Models
[Databáze pro genealogické modely] BUT Digital
library
-
Daughters of Hereditary Societies:
The Role of the Amateur in Professional Historic
Preservation
-
Early English genealogies : the evolution of their
content, form, and function
-
Ehen mit Hindernissen
Verwandtschaft,
Recht und genealogisches Erinnern im Florenz der
Renaissance | WorldCat.org
Genealogical memory in Renaissance Florence.
-
Familii nobile din Banat în secolul al XVIII-lea şi
începutul secolului al XIX-lea:
heraldică şi genealogie | WorldCat.org
-
Family relations and politics in early Islam
. . . It offers an analysis
of previously unexplored familial connections
that help explain why
certain people were given leading positions in
the early Islamic empire.
. . . The dissertation illustrates the value of
going beyond the obvious sources
and drawing on the broadest possible range of
primary sources, including
legal works, dictionaries, and commentaries on
poetry. The evidence yielded
by this expansive corpus allows us to establish
historical facts
with a high degree of confidence.
-
Family Trees Making from Parish Records
[Generování rodokmenů z matričních záznamů] BUT
Digital library
-
Gathering Around a New Fire:
The Bemo Family, Interracial Marriage,
Race, and Power in the Mvskoke Nation, 1870-1897
| WorldCat.org
-
Genealogical Records in Fonds of District Offices
(considerating Distric Office Český Těšín)
(120430093.pdf)
[Genealogické prameny ve fondech okresních úřadů
(se zřetelem k okresnímu úřadu Český Těšín) | CU
Digital Repository]
Analyze sources that are applicable for
genealogical research in archive fonds
of district bureaus. . . . also included
historical development of civic genealogy
in the Czech lands . . . the development of the
administration of district bureaus.
In the final part, it provides analysis of
particular sources.
-
Genealogists’ perspectives on the use of investigative genetic genealogy
-
Genealogy and Cultural Heritage with New Technologies
[Sukututkimusta ja kulttuuriperintöä uusilla
teknologioilla] . . .
The thesis proposes
that genealogists and cultural sector make
widespread use of new technologies
to improve and increase their efficiency.
-
Genealogy Tells: Informing Health and Aging Policies Using East Tennessean
Older Women's Family Histories, Perceptions, and
Experiences of Health Inequity
-
Help,
are we going to lose the genealogists?
A study regarding the future relationship between
archival institutions
and genealogists due to genetic ancestry testing.
[Hjälp,
kommer vi förlora
släktforskarna? En studie om den framtida
relationen mellan släktforskare
och arkivinstitutioner till följd av DNA-tester.]
- His
crossing | WorldCat.org
A family who cannot translate meaning from one to
another is not only incapable
of communicating, it is divided. Like a railroad
track that divides two communities,
the broken language runs through and inhabits
access, prohibits healing.
-
Historical Contexts of Commissions of Baroque Altars
for the Churches in Cezanjevci and at Stara Gora
. . . Archival sources
and genealogical data are used to provide insight
into the role of the aristocratic
advocate (advocatus) of both churches, the
Mauerburg Barons and the Wildenstein
Counts respectively, in specific commissions. The
role of individual family members
is specified in this regard.
-
Improving Relation Extraction From Unstructured Genealogical Texts
Using Fine-Tuned Transformers
-
Information Tools of
Genealogical Research in the Archives of Ukraine
-
View Item Online | WorldCat.org
-
Intimately Cosmopolitan:
Genealogical Poets and Orchestrated Selves
in 17-18th Century Sanskrit Literature from South
India . . .
Their work was not
designed to travel wide, but it was premised on
the sustainment of intimate
genealogical networks. . . . these poets have a
role in our received understandings
of the history of Sanskrit poetry is largely the
result of this genealogical logic:
the prominent modern scholars Kuppuswami Sastri
and his student V. Raghavan
were direct descendants of these poets’
emphasized networks of students and kin.
-
Kinship
relationships and morphological features of the human skeleton
in genealogically documented osteological
assemblages; use in bioarchaeology
and forensic anthropology. (140097101.pdf)
[Příbuzenské vztahy a morfologické
znaky lidské kostry u genealogicky
dokumentovaných souborů:
využití v bioarcheologii a forenzní antropologii.]
- Legal
Plurality In Family Law: Muslim and Christian Families
in Seventeenth-Century Istanbul | WorldCat.org ((PDF)
- Academia.edu
-
Mari nawi ("big canoes"):
Aboriginal voyagers in Australia's maritime
history, 1788-1855
Thesis posted 27 Mar 2022; first
online date 16 Mar 2011; Degree Award Year 2008.
-
Matrilineal descent and
mitochondrial DNA:
the Jewish approach to establishing motherhood
and Jewishness | WorldCat.org
-
Mémoires pour servir à l' histoire de la maison de
Brandebourg
précédez d' un Discours préliminaire, & suivis
de trois dissertations, sur la Religion,
les Moeurs, le Gouvernement de Brandebourg, & d'
une quatrième sur les Raisons
d' établir ou d' abroger les lois, le tout
enrichi de cartes & de tables geographiques
& genealogiques | WorldCat.org
-
Mixed Offspring in the Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Period
Texts evaluation to understand the diverse ways
children from intermarried couples
were presented in pre-Mishnaic Jewish literature.
-
Navigating Culture in the Home, Church, School, and Community:
Norwegian American Youth in Norman County,
Minnesota, 1870-1925 | WorldCat.org
-
Near to Jerusalem, near to
Yahweh:
the role of geography in the Chronicler's
genealogies | WorldCat.org
- Nene
Humphrey papers, 1955-2022 | WorldCat.org
Humphrey family, Carroll Family, Soisson family,
and Williams family; etc.
-
Next-generation kinship,
ancestry and phenotypic deduction for forensic
and genealogical analysis
-
Of soldiers, heroes and
monuments : "a name on a wall" | WorldCat.org
The Amory story begins in the days before the
American Revolution, continues
through The Civil War and to the family present
day. This work examines
the soldier's life, service and death, family
genealogical study, photographs,
documents, and home addresses.
-
Onomastic Studies for the Women of the Hebrew Bible
| Digital Collections
-
Pictures' thousand words - who's there?:
A study on photo albums, portrait cards and their
identification.
[Bildernas
tusen ord - vem där? :
En studie om fotoalbum, porträttkort och dess
identifiering.]
-
Plinths Research Based on
Image Recognition:
Taking traditional ancestral temple
of Fuliang County (Jingdezhen, Jiangzi province)
as an example | WorldCat.org
- (Re)naming
patterns, initiation names and their significance
among the Lemba people of Mberengwa, Zimbabwe |
WorldCat.org
-
Researching local history : your guide to the sources | WorldCat.org
-
Rodinná paměť v 19. století. Funkce a obsah
rodinné paměti v prostředí českých
středních vrstev v letech 1800 - 1914 |
WorldCat.org
- Royal
Childhood and Child Kingship | WorldCat.org
-
Sassano Chicago: Chicago's forgotten Italian
enclave,
Grand Boulevard - Bronzeville | WorldCat.org
-
"Save ethnic studies, save
our stories" : a qualitative investigation
exploring ethnic
studies' genealogies, policies, and Indiana
teachers' experiences | WorldCat.org
-
Should the police have the authority to use genealogy databases
for investigating crime? A study in public law. [Får
polisen bedriva
utredningsarbete med hjälp av
släktforskningsdatabaser?
En rättsvetenskaplig studie om statens kontra
individens rätt till genetiska data.]
-
Support for Searching in
Parish Books
[Podpora vyhledávání matričních událostí] BUT
Digital library
The created solution allows you to write notes
for individual records & parish book.
-
Sts'ailes-Coast Salish ethnohistory and settlement
archaeology
-
System for Managing Revisions of the Transcripted Registers Database
[Systém pro správu revizí záznamů databáze
přepsaných matričních dat]
-
The First Irish
Diaspora in the Age of the Bourbon Reforms
-
The Safaitic Scripts: palaeography of an ancient nomadic writing culture
-
The story of Jewish Staszów:
its history, memory, and representation 1525-2021
| WorldCat.org
-
Uncovering family secrets:
the influence of familism on privacy management theory
in Mexican American families and their
genealogical studies | WorldCat.org
-
Vnde Venis Inquisitor? The members of the
commissions of the Portuguese
medieval general royal enquiries (1220-1307) |
WorldCat.org
. . . or the identity of noblemen and
ecclesiastic institutions and their possessions,
that serves as support for various genealogical
studies.
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A house with no walls |
WorldCat.org . . . the book combines photographs,
historical maps of the town of Most
(Czechoslovakia) where both my father
and I were born, drawings of my walks in the
area, and text addressed to my father.
-
A Matrilineal Ethnohistory
of São Paulo | WorldCat.org
This study examines the ethnohistorical and
ancestral background of São Paulo,
whose origins go back to its pre-conquest first
inhabitants, the Tupi people. Early
colonial times São Paulo included a majority of
Indigenous and dual ethnicity
populations, along with a smaller number of
Portuguese settlers. [Research Note:
Arawakan
linguistic influence can be found in many language to families. Jolkesky
(2016) notes that there are lexical similarities
with many languages, including Tupi.
The
Arawak
group of indigenous peoples of northern South America and of the area
of the Caribbean region and Islands, were
connected with Christopher Columbus,
(Book of Mormon
identified); and by being a trade language or
Lingua Franca,
it was a bridge language to millions of
Indigenous peoples, within the Americas.
Section 32, The First Mission among the Lamanites, includes mention of
Cattaraugus
tribe near Buffalo, New York; the Wyandot tribe
at Sandusky, Ohio; Independence,
Missouri, area: the Delaware Indians; The Navajos
as Lamanite people; as well as
350,000 Lamanite members of the Church; nearly
130 million Lamanites worldwide.]
-
AdvKin: Adversarial Convolutional Network for
Kinship Verification | WorldCat.org
-
AdvKin: Adversarial Convolutional Network for
Kinship Verification |
IEEE Journals & Magazine | IEEE
Xplore
-
AdvKin: Adversarial Convolutional Network for
Kinship Verification | Request PDF
ResearchGate inclusion of many
additional related articles on Kinship Verification.
-
An Ancestor in Crime: Digitisation and the Discovery of Family Deviance
. . . With the advent
of digitisation, the public are more easily able to engage
with complex sources. One of these source types
are the records of the historical
criminal justice system.
-
Analysis of digital European archives regarding Huguenot genealogy & migration:
A sample survey in the world of Huguenot
migration regarding the genealogy
of the French Reformed refugees in Europe
primarily regarding persons originating
from France and Wallonia from c. 1500-1700 – A
survey of the digital accessibility
of older French-Reformed minority archives in
Europe. [Analyse af digitale
europæiske arkivalier vedrørende huguenotternes
genealogi og migration]
-
Analysis of multi-generational father-son pairs using a YFiler Plus PCR
amplification kit and a ForenSeq DNA signature
prep kit . . . Though in most cases
a father-son pair will have the same Y-allelic
data, random mutations like allele
insertions and deletions can occur, which can
interfere and result in incorrect
conclusions in regards to paternity testing,
forensic analysis, or genealogy.
-
Aristocracia, parentesco e reprodução social em Portugal no final da Idade
Média
Aristocracy, kinship and social reproduction in
Portugal in the late Middle Ages.
| WorldCat.org
-
Belgian photographers
1839-1939 : a chronological bibliography of publications
from 1945 to 2020 : with an author and a
photographer index | WorldCat.org
-
Bloodlines in the archives: about integrity, personal data and DNA genealogy
in criminal investigation. [Blodspår i arkiven:
Om integritet, personuppgifter
och DNA-släktforskning i brottsutredningar]
-
Branding the Leading
Mountain of Southeast China:
Studies on the Lingyin Monastic Gazetteers |
WorldCat.org
-
Citizens of the future:
infrastructures of belonging in post-industrial
Eastern Siberia | WorldCat.org
- Colonial
matriarchs in the British slavery economy:
exploring the socioeconomic
landscape of mixed-heritage women in Jamaica from
1750-1850
-
Differential
development on the Ohio River, 1850-1880:
a historical and genealogical study of two small
towns in Ohio
and a rural district of West Virginia, before and
after the U.S. Civil War
-
Epidemiology and preventive measures in inherited retinal dystrophies
in the Czech Republic. [Epidemiologie
a preventivní opatření u dědičných
dystrofií sítnice v České republice] . . .
performed a comprehensive clinical
examination, genealogical analysis and molecular
genetic investigation . . .
-
Ego domina - Herrschende
Frauen im 11. und 12. Jahrhundert : Welfinnen
und Königinnen Aragons zwischen Integration,
Desintegration und dynastischer Identität |
WorldCat.org
-
Family secrets : exploring
unexpected paternity
through direct-to-consumer DNA ancestry tests /
by Gina Daniel | WorldCat.org
-
Forensic Genetic Genealogy: An Ethical Discussion of Police Collaboration
with Genetic Genealogy to Solve Unsolved Cases [Forensisk
genetisk genealogi:
En etisk diskussion av polisens samarbete med
genetisk släktforskning
för att lösa ouppklarade fall]
-
Genealogija rodbine Herberstein s posebnim poudarkom
na spodnještajerskih
vejah : doktorska disertacija | WorldCat.org
-
Illegitimacy in medieval Scotland, 1100-1500 | WorldCat.org
-
It is in my DNA : narratives
of race, ethnicity, and community
in DNA ancestry testing advertisements |
WorldCat.org
Thus, these ads circulate ideas that echo early
20th century racial science
under the appearance of scientific objectivity
and support dominant ideologies
that frame the contemporary social structure as
inevitable and unchangeable.
-
Keeping Mum: An Exploration of Contemporary Kinship Terminology
in British, American and Swedish Cultures
-
Marriage, Kinship, and
Political Hierarchy
in the Evolution of the Hoysala Family |
WorldCat.org (ruled in southern India)
-
Mobilités du lignage anglo-normand de Briouze (mi-XIe
siècle-1326) | WorldCat.org
- My
Family/ History/ Future | WorldCat.org
-
Rooted Identity | WorldCat.org
. . . my ancestral journey and investigation of
my identity as an African American.
-
SleuthTalk: Addressing the Last-Mile Problem in
Historical Person Identification
with Privacy, Collaboration, and Structured
Feedback.
-
The French Canadians of
Bristol, Connecticut:
a twentieth century analysis | WorldCat.org
-
The Heraldic Imagination in German-speaking Lands,
c.1480-c.1560
-
The Origin of Native Americans as a Controversy of the 16th and 17th Centuries.
The contribution of Diego Andrés Rocha
(1607-1688)
[El origen de los nativos americanos como
controversia de los siglos XVI y XVII.
La aportación de Diego Andrés Rocha (1607-1688)]
-
The selfless ego : configurations of identity in
Tibetan life writing | WorldCat.org
-
They
are us : An ethnological study of genealogy as idea and practice
[Dom är vi: En etnologisk studie av
släktforskning som idé och praktik]
-
This land is whose land : my
pandemic-year excavation into family history,
identity, and the Armenian Genocide |
WorldCat.org
-
Towards biomedical
discoveries using automated family pedigrees
from electronic health records | WorldCat.org
- Unearth
| WorldCat.org
Generations of my bloodline settled across
Appalachia,
down to the swamps of Florida, and out past the
hollows of Tennessee.
-
When
the police become genealogists – The Swedish police authority's use
of genealogy databases for criminal investigative
purposes.
[När polisen börjar släktforska :
Om polisens användning av
släktforskningsdatabaser i brottsutredande syfte]
-
Yesterday We Were Girls | WorldCat.org
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- YEAR 2020
-
'A Bright Eye to the Main
Chance' - Brogdens' Navvies
British labourers building New Zealand's Railways
(pdf)
- A
history of the AbaThembu people from earliest times to 1920 | WorldCat.org
Includes Iminombo (Genealogical) Tables.
-
A micro-demographic analysis of human
fertility
from Chinese genealogies, 1368-1911
-
Āl-al-Bait al-ʻalawī fi 'l-Maġrib wa-aṯaruhum fi
'l-ḥayāh al-ʻāmma ḥattā al-qarn
as-sābiʻ al-hiǧrī/aṯ-ṯāliṯ ʻašar al-mīlādī
| WorldCat.org
Arabic Genealogy - Morocco History 13th century ʻAlides
Généalogies
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Ancestors as guardians of morality
in African traditional religious thought |
WorldCat.org
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Bildungsverläufe von Pflegekindern.
Biografische Transmission von Bildungsprozessen
in Pflegefamilien | WorldCat.org
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Bouwsteen en Toetssteen:Een overweging van de
bronnen en methoden
van de genealogie gecentreerd rond het Gelderse
geslacht De Cock | WorldCat.org
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Capturing the antecedents
and aftermath of a family business process:
The entrepreneurial journey of a displaced
agricultural family in Colombia
| WorldCat.org
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Colonial Ghosts: Mi'kmaq Adoption,
Daily Practice & the Alternate Atlantic,
1600-1763 | WorldCat.org
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Creating a medieval origin story:
the influence of the Bible in the search for
origins | WorldCat.org
. . . the Bible was one of the only texts that
established the origins of the world.
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Creating Places-of-Memory: Photographs, Identity,
and Matrilineality | WorldCat.org
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Creation of Meaning in Genealogy :
A Study about Jewish
Genealogy through Databases (pdf)
[Släktforskningens
meningsskapande: En studie
om judiskt släktforskande med hjälp av databaser]
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Embroidered, embellished,
patchworked, and pieced:
quilted sites of memorialization and service |
WorldCat.org
. . . one side of my thesis is The Quilt that
memorializes people in each quilt block.
The other side is the written portion that
analyzes my family history, beliefs,
and stories heard when interviewing close friends
about their lives of service.
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Family History:Relatives, Roots, and Databases |
WorldCat.org
- Family
in the covenant:
a biblical-theological perspective on redemption
| WorldCat.org
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Family Trees Making from Parish Records
[Generování
rodokmenů z matričních záznamů]
The developed system connects people from parish
records to larger pedigrees.
These are then stored in the form of a graph
database and tested on the data sets.
- Indians
in their proper place:
Culture areas, linguistic stocks, and the
genealogy of a map | WorldCat.org
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Making provision : female grocery proprietors in
Edwardian London
This study is a collective biography of London's
female grocery proprietors,
employing quantitative and qualitative techniques
to probe (mainly) genealogical sources.
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Marriage Mobility Visualization for Genealogical Data | WorldCat.org
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View Online: BHIC
datasets to explore the mobility patterns caused by marriage.
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Modelling, Computing, and Visualizing: Uncertainty
in Pedigrees
from Genealogical Datasets | WorldCat.org:
Feng_Z..pdf
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Oranga ngakau - the gift of song | WorldCat.org
. . . for the degree of Master of Applied
Indigenous Knowledge.
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Paternity, progeny, and perpetuation : creating lives after death
in the Hebrew Bible | WorldCat.org
. . . the Hebrew Bible depicts failing to protect
the transmission of the family line
as both a failure in the social order, a threat
to the afterlife, and a failure
in masculinity, leading to the eradication of the
name and memory
of the man and the destruction of the household.
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Predicting academic success using academic genealogical data:
a data science approach | WorldCat.org -
View Online
An academic genealogy does not differ greatly
from a biological family tree.
An academic is linked via lines to his or her
mentor (parent), linking to the preceding
(family of) academics. In addition, they are
linked to their own students (children)
and thereby the following students of those
students (grandchildren), etc. This creates
a clear visualisation of the structure that is
the academic world in person.
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Quête d'identité juive par les archives et la
généalogie | WorldCat.org
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Research on
the family and the work of the Silbermanns in Alsace
[Recherches sur la famille et l'oeuvre des
Silbermann en Alsace]
Most comprehensive and important research work on
the Alsatian organ builder
family Silbermann, . . . is summarized in a
genealogy of the Silbermann family.
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Support for Searching in Parish Books
[Podpora vyhledávání matričních událostí]
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The Cross-Channel Interests of the Baronage
of the Pays de Caux and Cotentin, 1189-1204
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The crown and the cross:
medieval Burgundy, France, and the crusades
(1095-1220) | WorldCat.org
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The information practices of genealogy : Material,
competence and meaning
[Släktforskandets informationspraktiker :
Material, kompetens och mening]
Explore the information practices present in
hobby genealogy.
- The
Life and Cult of St. Abbán: A Dossier Study | WorldCat.org
Matters concerning the saint's ancestry are the
main point of focus in Chapter 1:
this chapter centres primarily on a range of
genealogical entries and pedigree lists,
which are then compared and contrasted with some
of the hagiographical evidence
for his ancestry.
- The
Lived Genealogical Body in Lifeworlds of Transgenerational Kinship:
a Critical Narrative Analysis | WorldCat.org
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The Marillac: Family Strategy, Religion, and Diplomacy
in the Making of the French State during the
Sixteenth & Seventeenth Centuries.
-
The necropolitan elite of
northeast China in the long eleventh century:
a social history of Liao dynasty epitaphs
(907-1125)
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The use of the Maramataka in
schools:
A case study of three kura in Te Tai Tokerau |
WorldCat.org
- What is
the genealogical value of the Polish Women's Alliance of America
insurance applications?: an assessment of
societal, health, and ancestral
demographics in the Chicago Lodges, 1900-1923 |
WorldCat.org
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Analysis of unusual mutation
patterns within father-son pairs using
a ForenSeq DNA Signature Prep Kit and a YFiler
Plus PCR Amplification Kit
. . . However, random
mutation events can occur in a paternal line resulting
in haplotype changes. These changes can include
allele duplications and deletions
. . . The implications of potentially
undocumented non-inheritable allele patterns
in the Y-chromosome, such as this, are
significant . . .
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As the sun sets, we remain:
bioarchaeological analysis of the Gause Cemetery
at Seaside . . .
[Bioarchaeological
Analysis of a Historic North Carolina Family Cemetery]
The detailed osteobiographies presented in this
study reflect the benefits
and limitations of these data for genealogical
research and addresses
the ethical issues tied to descendant-initiated
excavation of cemeteries.
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Assessing usability and user attitudes about an educational website:
. . . ConnectMyVariant applies a unique
combination of genealogy,
direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic testing, and
social networking
to the context of cascade screening for
hereditary cancers.
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Data
extraction of digitized old newspaper content to streamline
the search process for users with a genealogy
perspective
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Feliciter ! From Merovingian to Eastern Kingdoms :
research on elites and ways of expressing power
during Middle Ages
[Feliciter
! Des royaumes mérovingiens aux royaumes d'Orient
recherche sur les élites et les modes
d'expression du pouvoir au Moyen Âge.]
. . . Publication of a genealogical text, Les
Iignages d"Outremer, . . . followed
by a series of studies of the noble families of
the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem
. . . The second area . . . seals of medieval
French queens and their children . . .
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Heritage sites. A written thesis to accompany the M.F.A. Exhibition Heritage
Sites,
in which vignettes of the artist's personal &
familial narratives become a backdrop
for examining themes such as global tourism, the
notion of universal heritage,
and questioning Puerto Rico as a postcolonial
place.
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IL Pinqas ha-nifṭarim della comunita ebraica di Lugo di Romagna
per gli anni 1658-1825 (ms. New York, JTS, n.
3960) . . . study of Jewish life
and culture in Lugo di Romagna thanks to a
careful examination
of the community's Register of the Dead (Pinqas
ha-nifṭarim),
a source of great importance written entirely in
Hebrew between 1658 and 1825
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Learning based Word Search and Visualisation for Historical Manuscript Images
Today, work with historical manuscripts is nearly
exclusively done manually,
by researchers in the humanities as well as
laypeople
mapping out their personal genealogy.
-
Lost histories : recovering the lives of Japan's
colonial peoples | WorldCat.org
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Mess to the Press: Navigating Alex Haley's Journalistic Roots
. . .
a narrative of the life of Alexander Murray Palmer
Haley (Alex Haley), . . .
While the Pulitzer Prize-winning Haley is best known
for authoring
The Autobiography of Malcolm X (1965) and the
genealogical epic Roots (1976),
this study archives and considers over two
decades of writerly practices
that precede publication of these seminal texts.
-
Program for Interactive Family-Tree Making
[Program
pro interaktivní sestavování rodokmenů]
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Securing the future of biotechnology:
a study of emerging bio-cyber security threats to
DNA-information systems . . .
I show how popular bioinformatics programs that
process DNA data are vulnerable
to malicious input and experimentally
demonstrate, with a proof-of-concept,
how physical DNA molecules could be used as a
vector to compromise
bioinformatics programs. Next, I explore a new
side-channel vulnerability
in next-generation DNA sequencers that arises in
multiplexed sequencing,
a common technique used to sequence multiple DNA
samples in parallel.
I demonstrate how this side-channel vulnerability
can be used by an adversary
to corrupt the genetic interpretation in other,
concurrently sequenced genomic
samples. Finally, I evaluate the security of
popular genetic genealogy services
that store consumer genetic data. I show how
these databases are vulnerable
to a number of attack including genotype
extraction and forged relative attacks
because an adversary can upload falsified and
unauthenticated genetic data.
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Statistical Methods for Genetic Studies with Family History of Diseases . .
.
our method allows for controlling the confounding
due to using family history data,
but without requiring dense genotypes in the
relatives. . . .
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Studies in Tuu (Southern Khoisan)
Tuu alias Southern Khoisan itself is in fact a
coherent genealogical entity.
-
The Andry Family, The 1811 Slave Revolt, and The
German Coast Project
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The flesh of souls : a totemic reading on collecting and mourning objects
Family relics in León Guanajuato, México. . . .
From the intimate space
of the personal loss outwards, and from the early
grieving process to the rich past
of family histories, these stories center their
attention on the material traces
left behind by the dead, and cherished as tokens
to memorialized them by their surviving
relatives.
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The coperality of history: national narratives in Hong Kong and Taiwan
female family history writings of the 1990s = Li
shi de rou shen:
yi jiu shi nian dai Gang Tai nü xin jia zu shi
shu xie wei zhong xin
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The social-construct of race and ethnicity: one's self-identity after a DNA test
Self-identity--specific to race and ethnicity--is
shaped by a myriad of factors,
including genealogical evidence, family lore,
learned behaviors
and lived experiences. . . . This study examines
how individuals' self-identity
is affected by results from DNA testing.
-
Thinking about
Finnish heritage, Living the American life Ethnic identity
and cultural heritage of third and fourth
generation Finnish Americans
-
Tree of Jesse iconography in Northern Europe in the fifteenth & sixteenth
centuries
By:
Susan L. Green
- It was also able to function on a more
temporal level,
reflecting not only a clerical preoccupation with
a sense of communal identity,
but a more general interest in displaying a
family’s heritage,
continuity and/or social status.
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Alaska Iñupiaq skin-sewing designs: a portal into cultural identity
Revealing skin sewers' perspectives of
themselves, their values, and ways they
express cultural identity is part of my research.
Examining personal family history
and other sources exploring Iñupiaq perspectives
of women (or men if found)
and their skin-sewn garments, demonstrates how
these garments serve
as cultural icons of "being Iñupiaq."
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Blaues Blut und rote Zahlen : Westfälischer Adel im Konkurs,
1700-1815
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Embedded in these walls . . . photographic imagery, archival ephemera,
and written text to examine a specific history of
generational trauma
through the lens of a singular family of a
southern tradition to point
to a larger systemic breakdown of accountability
and truthfulness regarding abuse.
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Genealogy and migration of the Va Ka Valoyi people
of Limpopo Province, South Africa
-
Genetic Genealogy and Communities Formed Around It
[Genetická
genealogie a komunity vzniklé okolo ní]
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"I don't know, we didn't ask": what ancestry research can contribute to healing
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La a lu wa zu de min zu bian jie : tou guo xi pu yu ji yi de fen xi
The Ethnicity Border on the case of Hla'alua
based on genealogy and memory.
. . . Hla’alua
people have mixed with Bunun people for a long time. . . .
This thesis makes use of the data acquiring from
interviewing Hla’alua people
and the household registration of Japanese ruled
period to complete the family tree
of each clans in Hla’alua, and using them to
discuss the cognition and constitution
of the ethnicity border from Hla’alua people in
present.
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La contribution démographique et
génétique
des Filles du roi à la population québécoise
contemporaine
. . . In conclusion, we were able, using a
genealogical approach
and demogenetic analyses, to show that the King's
Daughters
and their descendants played a significant role
in the demographic history
of Quebec and the constitution of its genetic
heritage.
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La généalogie, la vie, les miracles et les mérites de saint Foursy
The genealogy, the life, the miracles and the
merits of Saint Foursy.
-
Modelling for Genealogy / [Modelování na
základě genealogických dat]
Design and implement system, which will validate
relationships
in genealogical records and enable processing
this data.
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Multiperspective visualization of genealogy data
. . . can be used by genealogists in order to
analyze his or her collected
family tree data, but also to find what data that
may be wrong.
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Population genetic history and patterns of admixture
Examples from northeastern and southern Africa .
. . The origin of humans
lies in Africa, as has been shown by archaeology,
paleontology and genetics.
[Research Note: This assertion is directly
contradicted by the revelations given
to the Prophet, Seer, Revelator, and Translator,
Joseph Smith, Jr. It is known
that
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
teaches that Adam and Eve
were the first man and the first woman to live on
the earth. Adam and Eve had
human sons and daughters, while residing in the
area of
Adam-ondi-Ahman,
a historic site in
Daviess County,
Missouri,
about five miles south of
Jameson.
It is located along the east bluffs above the
Grand River.]
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Preaching from the function of the genealogies in Genesis:
the original way to transform hearts
- Reconstructing
Africa's Evolutionary Histories:
DNA Collection, Coding, Analysis, and Interpretation
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Re-storying a past that lies between us:
an exploration of German-Russian family histories
in the Soviet Union
-
Ród heraldyczny Prus na Mazowszu w XIII-XVI wieku
The heraldic family of Prussia in Masovia in the
13th-16th centuries.
-
Still wandering: tales from the diaspora
My thesis is a pilgrimage: within the excavation of
documents,
retellings of personal accounts, and site visits,
I attempt to illuminate
a group of people that risk being lost to the
passing of time.
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The context,
purpose, and dissemination of legendary genealogies
in northern England and Iceland, c.1120-c.1241. .
. . The sources are a collection
of Durham related manuscripts with illuminations
of the pagan god Woden
(c. 1120–88) in two historical works De Primo
Saxonum Aduentu
and De Gestis Regum; Genealogia Regum Anglorum (Rievaulx,
1153x54)
by Aelred of Rievaulx; two works attributed to
Snorri Sturluson’s Prose Edda
(Iceland, 1220s) and Heimskringla (Iceland,
1225x35). Common to the sources
is the inclusion of genealogies that stretch from
legendary generations
to living individuals at the time of writing.
Thus, genealogies connected dynasties
and civilisations in mutual descent from pagan,
Trojan and biblical ancestors.
-
The Gospel in Genesis:
How An Ancient Message Subverts Contemporary Worldviews
and Lays the Foundation for a Christ-Centered
Gospel
-
The Paternal Lineage
of Nathan Hale: A Puritan Tradition
. . . history of Robert Hale, John Hale, Samuel
Hale, and Richard Hale is told
as well as information regarding Connecticut and
Hale’s hometown of Coventry.
-
The Strangers of San-Something . . . three generations of a
Filipino-American family.
Drawing from family history and a scholarly and
creative interest . . .
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The world as an inheritage: the society of the
Nobleman of Spain. (13th-15th).
[O
mundo como herança: a sociedade dos nobres fidalgos de Espanha (s. XIII-XV)]
-
Topology of genealogical trees - theory and application
-
Uncertain Beginnings: Childbirth and Risk in the Roman World
. . . Mistakes, misfortunes, and interventions in
the process of human generation
were seen to have far-reaching consequences,
reverberating for generations,
altering the course of people's lives, their
family history, and even the fate
of an empire. . . . a multifaceted perspective on
what it meant to give birth
in the Roman world - a key process in the
generative cycle that shaped
and defined the lives of the vast majority of
women living under the empire.
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Unsettled space
The work investigates migration as told through
stories, sculpture and space.
-
Using Digital Mapping Techniques to Rapidly Document Vulnerable
Historical Landscapes in Coastal Louisiana: Holt
Cemetery Case Study
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When imageship was lowered from heaven:
a study of the genre and functions of Genesis 5
in light of comparative literature
. . . The best way to develop competence
for understanding the generic conventions
of Genesis 5 is to compare it with the various
genres it has mixed. These genres are
linear genealogy, primeval chronographic texts,
and narrative. Genesis 5 compares
to linear genealogies of the Near Eastern world
in that it legitimizes a claim
on behalf of the people of Israel by linking
Israel and his descendants with Adam
who was created in the image and likeness of God.
Genesis 5 compares to primeval
chronographic texts in that it uses advanced ages
to indicate that the surrounding
narratives are set within the inconceivably
distant or mythological past.
[Research Note:
Joseph Smith’s Inspired Translation of the Bible
contradicts this
assertion, with concrete validation of
patriarchal ages and contemporaneously
living societies. Furthermore, "the inconceivably
distant or mythological past"
is inherently manifested in modern scientific
evolutionary theory and DNA studies,
thus indicating its origins actually stem from
said primeval mythological texts.
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Wu she shi jian yi zu de xin sheng : yi mo na.lu dao zhi xi jia zu shi wei zhong
xin
The aspiration of the bereaved descendants of the
Musha Incident:
oriented on Mona Rudo's immediate family history.
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Zbiranje in
vizualizacija podatkov družinskega drevesa rodbine Robič
The purpose of the thesis was to collect the
family data of the Robič family
in an analogous and digital form and to process
and graphically present them
in the form of a family tree. The theoretical
part presents the science of genealogy,
its history, tools for visualizing genealogical
data, a database of genealogical data,
and the possibility of producing family trees in
Slovenia and abroad.
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A green form-based information extraction system for historical documents
Many
historical documents are rich in genealogical facts. Extracting these facts
by hand is tedious and almost impossible
considering the hundreds of thousands
of genealogically rich family-history books
currently scanned and online. As one
approach for helping to make the extraction
feasible, we propose GreenFIE--
a “Green” Form-based Information-Extraction tool
. . .
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A Son's Dream: Colonel Webb Cook Hayes
and the Founding of the Nation's First
Presidential Library
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Aproximación genética en una familia colombiana
con porfiria intermitente aguda
Phenotype-genotype correlation in a Colombian
family of four generations . . .
clinical histories of all the individuals of the
family who wish to participate
were reviewed, the family genealogical tree was
elaborated . . .
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Artisans and Nobles: The von Kraus Family Across 350 Years
of War and Social Change in Eastern European
History
-
Born Into Privilege: A Prosopographical Study of Princesses
during the Western and Eastern Han Dynasties
-
Chiefs and
Contestations Over Power and Territory:
the case of Njanja of Buhera district,
1950s-2016.
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Circumventing the Gatekeepers: A Consideration of Selected
Self-Published Histories in the United States,
2010-2015
Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) store has
flourished,
allowing entrepreneurs and authors to upload
their works
for sale to Amazon's worldwide audience.
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Contando memorias
Recognizing the presence of indigenous people in
the city implies getting closer
to understanding the way in which they seek to
maintain their culture outside
their territories. Oral tradition and myth have
been fundamental for the conservation
and transmission of their knowledge. From the
above, new dynamics are created
that allow us to question the family memory loss
present in non-indigenous families.
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De Herlaars in het Midden-Nederlands rivierengebied (ca. 1075-ca. 1400)
To answer this question, Alois van Doornmalen has
done research
into the genealogy of the Herlaars and mapped
their houses
and other possessions in the region in question.
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Emotions and the Renaissance Family: the Strozzi Letters
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En el nombre de Dios: baroque piety, local religion,
and the last will and testament in late colonial
Monterrey
-
Finding Family Facts in the Digital Age:
Family History Research and Production Literacies
- It presents a model
of the information behaviors of family history
researchers, as well as a literacies
framework, which visualizes the skills and
knowledge needed to conduct accurate
family history research and produce
accurate family histories in the digital age.
-
From Rochel to Rose and Mendel to Max: First Name Americanization Patterns
Among Twentieth-Century Jewish Immigrants to the
United States
-
Genealogical
legitimacy of rule in text and image
[Genealogische Herrschaftslegitimierung in Text
und Bild. Die ‚Fürstliche Chronik’
Jakob Mennels und ihr Ort im gedechtnus-Werk
Maximilians I.] (Qucosa)
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Genealogy Extraction and Tree Generation from Free
Form Text
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Genealogy of Ya-ngal Family of Dolpo
Deals primarily with the Tibetan text of The
Genealogy of Ya-ngal Family of Dolpo,
which is an important document concerning the
history of Western Tibet.
Ko wai tō ingoa? The transformative potential of
Māori names
-
Les Arenberg : le gotha à l'heure des nations (1820-1919)
-
Memories and the Everyday:
An Ethnography of a Polish-Egyptian Family
-
Mourning an Emperor: the sociopolitical spectacle of death, dynasty,
and the funeral during the transformation of the
Roman Republic to Principate
-
Ophir de España & Fernando de Montesinos’s Divine Defense
of the Spanish Colonial Empire: A Mysterious
Ancestral Merging
of Pre-Inca and Christian Histories - provides
longest version of Andean genealogy,
one hundred and three Andean rulers instead of
the traditional eleven to thirteen
that were included in the other colonial
chronicles from the 16th & 17th centuries.
Montesinos argues throughout his chronicle that
the Incas, along with all Andeans,
are actually descendants of one of
Noah's
grandsons named Ophir. This discussed
by Miguel Cabello de Balboa, in
Miscelánea antártica (1586) and Gegorio
Garcia,
in
Origen de los indios
de el Nuevo Mundo e Indias Occidentales
(1607).
"According to Montesinos, Ophir and his family
were the first to arrive to Peru,
and subsequently the territory was named after
this biblical descendant." . . .
first Andean rulers were Christian-like because
they kept the commandments,
received revelations, and used a precise calendar
that corresponded with
the biblical timeline. [Manuscript purchased by Montesinos at Lima, Peru
auction.]
[Research Note:
Sacred Geography, Antiquarianism and Visual Erudition:
Benito Arias Montano and the Maps in the Antwerp
Polygot Bible, on page 71,
notes the centrepiece of Montano's pious world
geography is the identification
of the biblical gold-bearing region of Ophir with
Peru in the New World: . . . the
identification of the New World in general with
the biblical Ophir went back to
Columbus, and the more specific theory that Peru
was Ophir had already been
suggested by (Guillaume) Postel, but it was
Montano who provided the philological
proof, bringing into action his talents as a
Hebraist (Parvaim as 'double Peru').]
[Montesinos "is generally viewed as either a
creative and misleading colonial
story teller or as a fortunate buyer" of one of
the rarest versions of pre-Inca history.]
Book II Andean history stands pre-eminent in
colonial Latin American literature.
[Book II discusses how Noah's descendants used
quillqa for thirty-five hundred
years to write and keep records . . .] Reference
Comparison - Peru is
Ophir. First,
it was theologian Benito Arias Montano, who
proposed Ophir as being the same
as Peru, not Fernando de Montesinos, reasoning that the native Peruvians were
thus descendants of Ophir
and Shem. [Morphologically, parvaim . . . in Hebrew
could be broken to mean
double Peru. Montano claimed therefore that the verse
should in fact read: ‘And
this was the gold of Peru and Peru’, and not like the
Vulgate, where parvaim was
interpreted as a mark of high quality (probatissimum).
Thus, the final volume of the Polyglot Bible, edited
by Benito Arias Montano, printed
in Antwerp by Christophe Plantin, that was
published in 1571–1572, and his other
published records, appears as historical source
records for etymology of both words,
and noted questioned translations of Hebrew
words, by Fernando de Montesinos.]
[The
Quito manuscript : an Inca history preserved by Fernando de Montesinos]
[Montesinos emphasizes that Ophir was a divine
and chosen land. Only righteous
rulers who were chosen by God were allowed to
rule and profit from Ophir, like
Kings David and Solomon.] "And I, Nephi, did
build a temple; and I did construct
it after the manner of the temple of Solomon save
it were not built of so many
precious things; for they were not to be found
upon the land, wherefore, it could
not be built like unto Solomon’s temple. But the
manner of the construction was
like unto the temple of Solomon; and the
workmanship thereof was exceedingly
fine." Similar to Book of Mormon (2 Nephi
5) writings. However, it is mentioned:
[described wars and the territorial positioning
of Ophir's descendants match the
archeological timeline of the
Wari who lived from
approximately 600 AD - 1000 AD.]
[Nevertheless, "in Chapter 1, the first Andean
rulers were Christian-like because they
kept the commandments, received revelations, and
used a precise calendar that
corresponded with the biblical timeline." . . .
"Slowly, even though there are moral
cycles similar to those found in the Bible,
Andean or Ophirian society distance
themselves from God. War, greed, and struggles
for dominance and power corrupt
the Andean world until the final arrival of the
Spaniards." Compare with Jaredite
Book of
Ether 2:
"Behold, this is a choice land, and whatsoever nation shall possess
it shall be free from bondage, and from
captivity, and from all other nations
under heaven, if they will but serve the God of
the land, who is Jesus Christ,
who hath been manifested by the things which we
have written."] [Mesoamerican
Yucatan province may originate from the name of
the father of Ophir,
Ioktan.]
[Research Note: The traditional history of the
Ethiopian Orthodox Church states that
Joktan's sons, which would include Ophir, took "no part in the tower
building,
and that they were thus allowed to preserve the
original
Ge'ez
language -- which
their descendants, the Agazyan, carried across
the Red Sea into Ethiopia as they
mixed with the
Cushitic and
Agaw
people to form the hybrid
Habesha race."
This
has exact parallel in The Book of
Ether 1, and
as further expanded in
Ether 3.]
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Central and Southern
Andes, 500–1000 A.D. | Chronology | Heilbrunn Timeline
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ZARAHEMLA
and THE RIVER SIDON: "Caffeinated"* BYU
System Eclipsed
["Lehi went down by the Red Sea to the great
Southern Ocean, and crossed
over to this land, and landed a little south of
the Isthmus of Darien, . . .".
Peru is between: landing south of the Isthmus of
Darien or northern Chile landing.
OPHIR
is the name of a region in the ancient Near East mentioned once:
ISAIAH
section of the Book of Mormon.
Jaredites - O.T.
"great tower" time frame.]
Was the land of Ophir identified and
known prior to the division of the continents,
during the days of Peleg, and also
after and before the days of Noah, as a land
of gold?
Valley of Adam-ondi-Ahman
reconstructed connections to
present day
gold mining and
Pangaea,
shows a pattern of finds from the United States,
flowing down
through Middle and Central America, parallel South American
and African continental connections,
to deposits within southern
South Africa;
to
India, Indonesia and Australia; also,
tributary connection
into northwest
United States, Canada, Alaska, to
Russian Siberia and Middle East regions.
Biblical and other texts, suggest
that the identification of regions by large
river systems, indicates ancient use
of these waterways for transport and
travel (D&C
61). "Behold,
I, the Lord, in the beginning blessed the waters;
but in the last days, by the mouth of
my servant John, I cursed the waters.
Wherefore, the days will come that no
flesh shall be safe upon the waters.
And it shall be said in days to come
that none is able to go up to the land
of Zion upon the waters, but he that
is upright in heart. And, as I, the Lord,
in the beginning cursed the land,
even so in the last days have I blessed it,
in its time, for the use of my
saints, that they may partake the fatness thereof."
The mention of gold and other
precious metals gave sign posts to the posterity
of Adam, for determination of
location in relation to various family migrations,
from the
region of the first human homestead,
situated near the garden of Eden.
And Adam and Eve, his wife, called
upon the name of the Lord, and they heard
the voice of the Lord from the way
toward the Garden of Eden, speaking unto
them, and they saw him not; for they
were shut out from his presence. . . .
And from that time forth, the sons
and daughters of Adam began to divide
two and two in the land, and to till
the land, and to tend flocks, and they
also begat sons and daughters.
- Origen
y evolución de las fortalezas bajomedievales
en la parte suroeste de la provincia de Lugo -
Includes chapel, coats of arms,
storied windows, fireplace, stone sings, lineage
and genealogy.
-
P2HR, A Personalized Condition-Driven Person Health Record
Fields such as precision and preventive medicine
require longitudinal health data
in addition to complementary data such as social,
demographic and family history.
-
P e r p e t u o
This project seeks to reconstruct the memory of
my family, with the passing
of generations, family traditions and
teachings have been fading due to the passage
of time and the uprooting caused by
globalization, and important values transmitted
by the family have lost relevance in the
new generations,
based on research within my own family,
-
"Recommender Systems for
Family History Source Discovery"
. . . similarity computation takes into account
as much information about individuals
as possible in order to create connections that
would otherwise not exist . . .
-
Reflections of the Invisible: How Native American Descendants of the Former
Northwest Territories (1787-1837) Develop and
Maintain a Native American Identity.
-
Sauerkraut and Salt Water: The German-Tongan Diaspora Since 1932
-
Staking a Claim For Equality:
homesteading and woman suffrage in South Dakota,
1880 - 1920
-
Stay in
Touch
Processes of weaving, knitting, crochet,
embroidery and photography
to touch the past and to feel reciprocally
touched by it.
-
Subjects and Sovereigns: the Husbands & Wives Who Ruled British India, 1774-1925
-
The Black Family and
Community as Contributors
to Increased Academic Achievement: The
Ethnographical
and Historical Case of the Archer Family From
1647-2017
-
The Colonial Family Album: Photography and Identity in Otago, 1848-1890
-
The Commercialisation of
Genealogy – is it ethical for commercial businesses
to charge money for access to genealogical
records?
-
The Future Looked So Good
. . . full-length, creative nonfiction stage play
that explores the writer's family legacy,
intergenerational dynamics and inherited memory.
-
The House of Judah
The history of the family is a thread to navigate
the history of America.
-
The Impact of Social Media Platforms on Identity
Development in Adolescence
-
The Number of Generations in Matthew 1: A Proposition Based on the Peshitta
(pdf)
-
The Role of Mothers in the Genealogical Lists of Jacob's Sons
-
The Sheremetevs and the Argunovs:
Art, Serfdom, and Enlightenment in
Eighteenth-Century Russia
-
The Stories We Will Tell: An Exploration of Family History
through Autobiography and Record Analysis
-
The Study on Legal System of the Stepfamily in Mainland China
-
Todo el mundo tiene una historia de vida y nada se
puede entender sin ella:
aproximación en el ámbito de mayores con
deterioro cognitivo y su entorno familiar
-
Watching You Go:
exploring subjective documentary methods in
contemporary photography
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 2016
-
A Case Study of the First Chinese Genealogy Program: "Where Do I Come From"
In 2014, China Central Television (CCTV) produced the first
television genealogy
show "Where Do I Come From", which caused a broad
debate, and set off a trend
to "seek for root".
-
"A Collection of Essays and
Short Stories"
Concerning my family’s
ancestral farm in Powhatan County, Virginia.
-
A Fenian Marriage:
The Life of Mary Jane O'Donovan Rossa with Her
Husband Jeremiah
- A story
of sunshine and shadow:
Elizabeth H. Colt and the crafting of the Colt
legacy in Hartford
-
Abdullah Al-Suwaidi and His Book:
Online
Al-Nafhah Al-Miskiyyah Fi Al-Rihlah Al-Makkiyyah
-
African American Mortality
a biocultural study of Missouri cemetery records
-
An Investigation of the Digitization of Chinese
Genealogical Records
- Belonging in
Genesis Biblical Israel and the Politics of Identity
Expansive view of kinship that incorporates the
cosmos under the rubric of family.
-
"Bootstrap
Boricuas: A Family Performing and Exploring Cultural Assimilation"
-
Communicating Across Time:
Female Genealogies in the Medieval Literary
Imagination
-
Comparison of the Use of Historical Motives in the Monarchical Legitimacy
in Kingdoms of France and Bohemia in the Late
Middle Ages
-
Das Formline Design und der
Wandel des Tricksterbildes in Theorie-
und Kunstgeschichte: unter spezieller
Berücksichtigung der Ethnien
an der pazifischen Nordwestküste Kanadas (pdf
copy)
-
Departures, Wanderings and Homecomings
About my Fijian-European father;
meet my family relatives and explore Suva,
Fiji.
-
Duitse immigrasie na Suid-Afrika ná 1945: 'n
transnasionale geskiedenis,
met die fokus op Wolfgang Wehrmeyer (1933-2008)
-
"Endearing Ties": Black Family Life in Early New
England
-
Estimating relationships and relatedness from dense
genome-wide data
-
Estudi potencialitat API Familysearch
-
Exceptions to Exclusion: A Prehistory of Asylum in the United States, 1880-1980
-
"Eyebrows: A Collection
of Stories about that Family You Saw in Aldi's "
-
Familienbuch der katholischen Pfarrgemeinde Freidorf
im Banat
und ihrer Filialen 1723-2005
-
Family, memory, and the political life-cycle
of parish elites in rural England, 1485-1558
-
Fisheries management and fisheries livelihoods in Iceland
-
From the Banks of Trouant's Island
-
Genealogy Trouble: Studien zu einer Geschichte der Genealogie
-
Hakka, Genealogy and Gender: Some reflections on a Hakka female genealogy
- editor's field study
-
Identiti masyarakat Portugis di Malaysia:
kajian kes di perkampungan Portugis, Ujong Pasir,
Melaka
-
Identity Aperture: self-portraits, genealogy, and Other Archives
The choice of myself as a subject provides me
with an opportunity to deeply
investigate the issue of identity from a personal
point of view and expand
my exploration to encompass ancestry, country,
and global view.
-
Integrating Research and Inuit Knowledge:
critical approaches to archaeology in the
Canadian arctic
-
"King Dagobert, the saint, and royal
salvation: the shrine of Saint-Den"
-
Kotisatamassa: merimiesten vaimot, naisten toimijuus
ja perheiden
toimeentuloehdot 1800-luvun suomalaisessa
rannikkokaupungissa
-
La méthode généalogique:
à la rencontre de la sociologie, la philosophie
et l'histoire
-
La notabilité rurale dans le contado florentin Valdarno Supérieur et Chianti,
aux XIIe et XIIIe siècles
-
"Land/People" by Amanda R. Breitbach
-
Life in Three Houses
Chronicles my grandmother's memories of her life
in occupied France, . . . ,
and continues with her emigration to America and
. . .
story of her youngest daughter--and my
mother--Michelle.
-
Living History: Finding Myself in the Reflection of
My Elders
-
maamakaajichige mazinaakizon:
a journey of relating with/through our Anishinabe
photographs
-
Manaaki Tāngata: The Secret To Happiness:
narratives from older Māori in the Bay of Plenty
-
Marriage, Bigamy, and the Inquisition:
power and gender relations in seventeenth-century
New Spain
-
Mi familia - mi frontera: Born and raised in south Texas & northern México
through the lenses of autobiography and art
making (familia y lotería)
-
Mining social structures from genealogical data
-
My name is Afrika: Setswana
genealogies, trans-atlantic interlocutions,
and NOW-time in Keorapetse Kgositsile's life and
work
-
My story of
Annie's Mob: An Aboriginal history
My
memories, family documents, printed source material,
such as the diaries of my Grandfather and
departmental files.
-
On the backs of administrators: the families of high officials in Dynasty XIII
-
Parentiu i salut entre els imazighen rifenys de
Catalunya
-
Policing: family, gender, race-ethnicity, and recruiting in 21st Century America
Many newspaper articles depict individuals who have a familial
history
of policing; however, scholarly literature on
this topic is almost non-existent.
-
Powerful
Arms and Fertile Soil: (pdf
copy)
English Identity and the Law of Arms in Early
Modern England -
Status and authority
of the English gentleman is derived from the
uniquely English interpretation
and administration of the Law of Arms by the
officers of the College of Arms --
the heralds. This research examines questions of
honour, genealogy, and law,
as they were understood by the heralds, and their
role in creating an English
identity during the early modern period.
-
Prejudice, progress, and preservation:
the "Bertig Dynasty" of northeast Arkansas,
1870-1950
-
Preserving Family Histories
and Memories with Tangible Technology
-
Propiedad y poder en Murcia: el patrimonio como
agente del cambio social
en la transición del antiguo régimen a la
sociedad de los individuos
-
Prosopographia Memphitica
-
R&D Investments in Family Firms: A Perspective of
Swedish Family Firms
-
"Reading and imagining family life in later medieval western Europe"
- Rebirth of
a Lineage: The Hereditary Household of the Han Celestial Master
and Celestial Masters Daoism at Dragon and Tiger
Mountain -
Traces lineal
history of the Zhang family as presented in the
Hereditary Household
in chronological parallel to contrasting
narratives found in official histories,
epigraphy, and the literary record.
-
Research on Chung Wenyin's: Self in the Family
Writing and Travel Writing
-
Shelterbelts
It is a questioning of presence in place, in history, in genealogy,
and an experimentation of the self in moments of
familiarity and foreignness.
-
"Storia Orale di immigrati Italiani" by Stephen A.
Falcigno
-
Svinfellinga Saga: a new critical edition of BL Add.
11, 127 fol
General notes, genealogical tables and the map of Iceland
relevant to the text provide lexical, historical
and literary background.
-
Terrestrial Reward as Divine Recompense:
The Self-fashioned Piety of the Peng Lineage of
Suzhou, 1650s-1870s
-
That’s my Grandma: my Grandmother’s stories,
resistance and remembering
My
family stories and history as an Anishinaabe person.
-
The Genealogy Compilation and Analysis of
Contemporary Taiwanese Lian Family
-
The Ideology of White
Southern Daughterhood, 1865–1920
White southern women were
instrumental in the organization of three
of the most popular patriotic-hereditary
societies of the late nineteenth century:
the Daughters of the American Revolution, the
Daughters of the Republic of Texas,
and the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
-
The Last Patron of Tintern Abbey: The Family and
Piety of Roger Bigod
-
The Life of Bodies: Considering Inka Mummies as Material Symbols
Mummified ancestral remains in the Andes entered
the dynamic field
of material culture, in which they symbolized and
ordered social organization
and genealogical collective memory.
-
The Nature of Kinship
Care Relationships and Permanency Outcomes for
Foster Children: Implications for Social Work
Practice, Policy, and Research
-
The Puzzle of the Morrissette-Arcand clan:
a history of metis historic and intergenerational
trauma
-
The Reception and Use
of Flann Mainistrech
and His Work in Medieval Gaelic Manuscript
Culture [pdf]
-
The unfinished
laundry, folding our stories:
oral histories of a Chinese American laundry
family (in San Francisco)
-
The way of genealogy to the library: A study in the emergence
of a microfilm archive of Växjö Diocese - and
country Library
-
Writing Local History: researching, writing, and publishing
crime and punishment in Sacramento, 1848-1880
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 2015
-
19th century emigration from Cornwall as experienced
by the wives 'left behind'
-
A Somkeréki Erdélyiek. Egy Erdélyi család története a közép- és kora
újkorban
-
A Spatial-Temporal Exploration of Genealogy Books: The Taiwanese Genealogy
Catalogue Collected by The Genealogical Society
of Utah
-
An den Wurzeln der Tugend: Rheinischer Adel und Freimaurerei 1765 - 1815
-
Aportaciones didácticas de la historia local y
familiar al proceso
de enseñanza-aprendizaje de las ciencias sociales
: experiencias
en tres centros educativos de la Región de Murcia
de Educación Primaria, Secundaria y PCPI
-
Applications of Visualization Techniques in Hakka
Genealogy System
-
Archiving and advocating for performance festivals as sites of disciplinary
conviction
In particular, I focus on how festivals provide
opportunities for genealogical
connections, embodied mentoring, and upholding
performance practice as praxis.
-
Aspects of Crown administration and society
in the county of Northumberland, c.1400-c.1450
-
Becoming a Family Life Educator:
Perspectives Gained from the Cross-pollination of
Family Experiences
-
Black canaries: a story of ancestry, land and labor
Ancestry and coal mining in south-central Iowa.
-
Black matters: young Ethiopian Jews and race in Israel
-
Chatting online with my other mother: adoptive family views and experiences
of the use of traditional and technological forms
of post-adoption contact
-
Combination of a Probabilistic-Based and a Rule-Based Approach
for Genealogical Record Linkage
-
Das Herkommen des Hauses Sachsen: genealogisch-historiographische
Arbeit der Wettiner im 16. Jahrhundert
-
Die Namen Ansegis(el), Anschis(us) und Anchises im Kontext
der Karolingergenealogien und der fränkischen
Geschichtsschreibung
-
Eizellspende und genealogische Implikationen:
Beweggründe von in Deutschland lebenden Frauen,
die im Ausland eine Eizellspende in Anspruch
nahmen,
bezüglich der Offenlegung/Geheimhaltung
der genetischen Abstammung ihres Nachwuchses
-
Etnomatemática e relações de poder: uma análise
das narrativas
de colonos descendentes de alemães da região do
Vale do Rio dos Sinos
-
Fios de memórias. Um estudo sobre parentesco
e história a partir da construção da genealogia
manoki (irantxe)
-
"From
Martial Law to Boba: What Is It to be Taiwanese American?"
-
Fusion, exponence, and flexivity in Hindukush languages:
An areal-typological study
-
Genealogy and
island families: mixed relationships
and their descendants on San Andrés island,
Colombian Caribbean
-
Genealogy and textual authority in Herodotus
-
曹氏宗譜 [2卷] | WorldCat.org
Genealogy of Cao family . . . China to 2015
Digitized by the Genealogical Society of Utah,
Salt Lake City, Utah 2015
[Explore
FamilySearch Catalog of Resources — FamilySearch.org]
-
Genealogy of Dangtu xian, Maanshan city, Anhui
province, China to 1991
-
Genealogy
of Deng family . . . China to 1901
-
Genealogy
of Hu family . . . China to 1879
-
Genealogy of Hu family . . . China to a 1881
-
Genealogy
of Jin family . . . China to 1878
- Genealogy of Jing family . . . China to about 1790
-
Genealogy
of Lai family . . . China to about 1873
-
Genealogy
of Li family . . . China to 1910
- Genealogy of Li family . . . China to 1990
-
Genealogy
of Li family . . . China to 1997
- Genealogy of Li family . . . China to 2004
-
Genealogy
of Li family . . . China to 2006
-
Genealogy of Ni family . . . China to 1923
-
Genealogy
of Ning family . . . China to 1993
-
Genealogy
of Ouyang family . . . China to 1996
- Genealogy of Qu family in China to 1964
-
Genealogy
of Song family . . . China to 1992
-
Genealogy of Shu family in China to 1921
-
Genealogy
of Wang family . . . China to 1915
- Genealogy of Wang family . . . China to 1916
-
Genealogy
of Wang family . . . China to 1948
- Genealogy of Weng family . . . China to 2012
-
Genealogy
of Xiao family . . . China to 2000
- Genealogy of Xie family . . . China to 2014
-
Genealogy
of Xiong family . . . China to 1925
- Genealogy of Xiong family . . . China to 1949
-
Genealogy
of Xiong family . . . China to 1991
- Genealogy of Yang family . . . China to 1942
-
Genealogy
of Yang family . . . China to 1993
-
Genealogy
of Yang family . . . China to 1994
- Genealogy of Zhou family . . . China to about 1947
- Genealogy of Zhou family . . . China to 2010
-
Genealogy of Zhu family . . . China to 1947
-
Human interaction with nature through architecture:
View Online
-
Illusion → disillusion → resolution : forensic reconstruction of two immigrants'
lives
-
Inland Tlingit of Teslin, Yukon: G̲aanax̲.Ádi and Kook̲hittaan clan origin
stories
for the immediate and clan family of Emma Joanne
Shorty (nee Sidney)
-
Jiang Zhongying Lineage of Longyan, Fujian: A Case Study
of the Reconstruction Of Patriarchal Lineage in
Post-socialist China
-
La condition juridique des lignages nobles en Gascogne à l'époque moderne:
XVIe siècle-XVIIIe siècle
-
La Maison de Smolensk: une dynastie princière du Moyen Âge russe, 1125-1404
-
Land Management: Welbeck and Holkham in the Long
Nineteenth Century
-
Manuscript
variation in Eyrbyggja saga (pdf)
-
Matthew's presentation of the Son of David:
Davidic tradition and typology in the Gospel of
Matthew
-
My family, my identity: an ethnohistorical exploration of a multiethnic family
-
Namen und Geschichte in der Zeit der Einnamigkeit
(ca. 400–1100) Einleitung
-
Nommer les mères en catalogue:
la fonction de la parenté dans la poésie
épique grecque
-
Of sand or soil: genealogy and tribal belonging in Saudi Arabia
-
Origins, Ancestors, and Imperial Authority in Early Northern Wei Historiography
I explore Wei shu historiography on the early Northern Wei imperial
state,
which was founded by the Tuoba Xianbei in the
late fourth century C.E.
-
Pharnabaze et les Pharnacides: une dynastie de
satrapes
sur les rives de la Propontide (Ve-IVe siècle av.
J.-C.)
-
Pingpu,s Ethnic group and the Developments of East
Rift Valley:
A Study of the Teng Family in Kao Liao
-
Population Genetic Methods and Applications to Human Genomes
(pdf)
SEE:
Genetics &
Genealogy [Evolution's
hovel is built with
fictive DNA
straw.]
-
Portrait sets in Tudor and Jacobean England
-
Radical genealogies: Okie women and Dust Bowl memories
-
Sozialer Wandel und die Zweinamigkeit im 11.
Jahrhundert
– e ine französische Perspektive
-
The design of a digital genealogical archival repository in Pretoria West
-
The
development of the Welsh country house:
‘dy lŷs enaid y wlad/your court, the soul of the
land’
-
The future of history: the importance of South Australian history groups
and their archives to promote and preserve
history
-
The heroic
biography of Fergus Mac Róich. A case study
of the heroic-biographical pattern in Old and
Middle Irish literature
-
The Nobles of El-Qusiya in the Sixth Dynasty a Historical Study
-
The Origin and Development of JuLu Sect
in the Wei Family in Fengyuan (1824-2014)
-
The poetics of commemoration: Skaldic verse and social memory, c. 890-1070
-
The Power of Genealogy
-
The Production Report of A Documentary Film
"My grandma and her three daughters"
-
The Rural Community through the
Eyes of the Land Agent
on the Marquis of Anglesey’s Dorset and Somerset
Estate:
William Castleman and His Sons c1812-1854
-
The Sons of Jacob and the Sons of Herakles
the history of the tribal system and the
organization of biblical identity
-
The
Textile Archive: curating personal histories and family narratives
Design, affordances and craftsmanship of a
textile are revealed as interweaving
with its emotional, sentimental, biographical or
family historical meaning.
-
Transmission and adaptation of the Trojan narrative
in Frankish history between the sixth and tenth
centuries
-
Trauma begets genealogy gender and memory in Chronicles [Bible]
-
Unifiers and Dividers in a North Staffordshire
Parish : Audley, 1840-1939
-
Unrolling History: Fifteenth-century Political Culture and Perceptions (pdf
copy)
on the
Canterbury Roll -
a fifteenth-century genealogical chronicle roll that traces
the succession of English kings from Noah until
the Wars of the Roses.
-
Leaves of Gold Gallery - FLP Lewis MsE201
-
Leaves of Gold - Exhibition Checklist
-
Medieval & Renaissance
Manuscripts | The Morgan Library & Museum
-
The Wall
Edition ("Noah" Group Manuscripts)
- Aberystwyth, National Library of
Wales, Rolls 39
- Cambridge, King’s College, MS 43
- Lincoln, Lincolnshire Archives,
2-TDE/K/
- London, British Library, Additional
MS 18002
- London, British Library, Sloane MS
2732A
- London, College of Arms, MS Box 28,
no. 5
- London, College of Arms, MS Box 28,
no. 12
- London, Society of Antiquaries of
London, MS 570
- Notre Dame, University of Notre
Dame, Hesburgh Library, cod. Lat. D. 3
- Oxford, Bodleian Library, Marshall
MS 135
- Oxford, Queen’s College, MS 167
-
Wall Handbook to the Maude Roll (1919) (pdf)
-
Tours of
the British Library Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
-
An Introduction to Illuminated Manuscripts by the British Library
-
The British Library Catalogue of Illuminated
Manuscripts
-
Visions of community: literary culture and social change
among the Northern Kyrgyz, 1856-1924
-
Web service for
19th century Irish personal name matching
-
Wo waren die Langobarden in den italienischen
Urkunden?
Identität, Verwandtschaft und Namengebung (pdf)
The Italian charters are “family charters” and this allows
us to draw conclusions about name-giving.
-
Y-STR profiling of four South African populations
using the University of the Western Cape 10 locus
set
-
Zwischen Akkulturation und Assimilation: Karrieren
und Lebenswelten
deutsch-österreichischer Beamtenfamilien in
Galizien (1772-1918)
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 2014
-
A
colonizaçâo do Sudoeste Angolano:
do deserto do Namibe ao planalto da Huíla
1849-1900
-
A Family Affair: Building a web application for the visual exploration
of the geographies of Scottish family histories.
-
A history of the Molemas, African notables in South
Africa, 1880s to 1920s
-
A re-assessment of the administrators and their families at Deir el-Gebrawi
This study seeks to determine the relationships
of the tomb owners
at Deir el-Grabawi, and, at its core, is a
genealogy of these people.
-
An unbroken connection?
New Zealand families, duty, and the First World
War
-
Ancestor worship in the Middle Sicán theocratic state
-
Archaeology and place: history, heritage and sense of place
on Valentia and Achill Islands. | History On-line
-
At the Margins of the Plantation: Alternative Modernities
and an Archaeology of the "Poor Whites" of
Barbados
-
Awkward histories: place, history, kin
In a similar capacity to the ways in which
settler descendants have related
to place and local history, family histories have
been written in such a way
so as to diminish the length and breadth of
shared histories.
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Business along the Blue Ridge:
cabinetmaking in Winchester and Frederick County,
Virginia, 1750-1825
-
Calling
Changes by Name:
The Massachusetts Family Viewed through an
Onomastic Lens, 1660-1860
-
Chasing ancestors: searching for the roots
of American Sign Language in the Kentish Weald,
1620-1851
-
Constructing women's identities in self-writing and online diaries in Taiwan
-
Creació de la BD Enxarxeu-ho de la SCGHSVN
This project aims to create a database and web
tools to manage it for
the Catalan Society of Genealogy, Heraldry,
Sigillography, Vexillology and Noble
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Das Haus Digeon in Frankreich 1096-1856:
eine genealogische Studie im adelsrechtlichen
Kontext des Ancien Régime
-
De
Beaufort, een aanzienlijke familie tijdens de Republiek,
de Bataafs-Franse tijd en het Koninkrijk
1613-1876
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Development and transformation of the clan and the local community:
A case study of Wun-shuei Huang in Quemoy
-
Distortions in Genealogies due to Purifying
Selection
-
Duwamish history in Duwamish voices:
weaving our family stories since colonization
-
El significat històric de la tradició textual del
llibre dels fets (1343-1557)
-
Enemy and ancestor:
viking identities and ethnic boundaries in
England and Normandy, c.950-c.1015
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Eustache-Antoine Hua, 1759-1836:
Mémoires et papiers privés d'un magistrat et
député:
édition critique des Mémoires d'Eustache-Antoine
Hua
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Exploring the role of perceived religiosity on daily life, coping, and parenting
for Jewish parents of children with autism
Forty-five percent of all participants stated that their religious
ritual practices
connected them to their family history, cultural
history, and Jewish identity.
-
Familia y poder en la España Moderna.El ascenso de
una familia de letrados:
los Valcárcel (Siglos XVII y XVIII)
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From hobby to necessity: the practice of genealogy in the Third Reich
- Genetic
Genealogies
Identify possible impacts of genetic genealogy
research
and the problems and consequences it can pose to
indigenous peoples.
-
Grandfathers at war: practical politics of identity at Delaware Town
-
Gutenberg und Sine Frunde:
studien zu patrizischen Familien im
spätmittelalterlichen Mainz
-
Herrschergenealogie und religiöses Patronat:
die Inschriftenkultur der Rāṣṭrakūṭas,
Śilāhāras und Yādavas: 8. bis 13. Jahrhundert
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Historic Rockland Cemetery and Upper Mount Vernon Canyon
-
Imagining the Arabs: Arab identity and the Rise of Islam
Over Islam's first four centuries, political
elites, genealogists, poetry collectors,
historians and grammarians all participated in a
vibrant process of imagining
and re-imagining Arab identity and history, and
the sum of their works established
a powerful tradition that influences Middle
Eastern communities to the present day.
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Intrinsic narrative
Some memories remain vivid and definite while
others seem to fade away
into a questionable uncertainty; sometimes
leading one to question
which parts of the memories are real and which
parts have been made up.
-
Istorinių žydų kapinių tyrimo problemos Lietuvos
žydų kultūros tyrimų kontekste
Historical Jewish cemeteries in the context of
Jewish cultural studies. (pdf)
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It runs in the family: the Bradfords, print, and liberty (1680-1810)
-
La Bibliothèque d'Apollodore et les mythographes anciens
Apollodorus' Library, probably
written during the 2nd or 3rd century A. D.,
aims at gathering Greek legends and myths in a
coherent system based
upon a genealogical structure.
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La fabrique des parentés. Enjeux électifs,
pratiques relationnelles et productions
symboliques chez les Inuit
des îles Belcher (Nunavut, Arctique canadien)
-
La subjectivation de l'héritage traumatique de la Première guerre mondiale
dans les régions du nord et de l'est de la
France: [le lien de la mémoire]
-
Les familles recomposées au Gabon:
réalité, enjeux et discours dans l'exercice de
la fonction parentale
-
Life and
death: a study of the wills and testaments of men and women
in London and Bury St. Edmunds in the late
fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries
-
Locating Intergenerational Sense of Self:
Intersections of Genealogy with Leisure and
Tourism
-
Lost & Found
The pieces are built from new and found materials, using text and
images
from old family letters and photos -- physical
evidence of relationships
from my childhood and those of my parents and
grandparents.
-
Making Texts in Villages:
Textual Production in Rural China During the
Ming-Qing Period
-
Marvelous generations: Lancastrian genealogies and translation
in late Medieval and early modern England and
Iberia
-
Matter(s) of state heraldic display and discourse
in the early modern monarchy (c. 1480-1650):
proefschrift
-
'n Histories-argeologiese
studie van die Plaas Welkomskraal,
Distrik Venterstad, Noordoos-Kaap
-
Native women and fur trade marriages in the 18th century:
a comparative study between the southeastern
American frontier
and the Canadian northwest. | History On-line
-
Online information seeking
behavior:
Models of information source selection and
information seeker satisfaction
-
OntoSoar: using language to find genealogy facts
There is a need to have an automated system that
can read family history books
or other historical texts and extract as many
genealogy facts as possible from them.
-
Personenkataloge aus: Gutenberg und <em>sine frunde</em>.
Studien zu patrizischen Familien im
spätmittelalterlichen Mainz.
-
Population Genetics of Identity By Descent
-
Preserving the Mi Fu (1051-1107) Heritage: Calligraphy Compendium of the Hall
of Pine and Sweet Olive (Songgui Tang Tie) and
the Mi Family in Southern Song
-
Producing materials, places and identities:
a study of encounters in the Alberni Valley (pdf)
-
Prosopographical approaches to the nasab tradition:
a study of marriage and concubinage in the tribe
of Muḥammad, 500-750 CE
-
‘Putting the flesh on the bones’:
Evidencing and imagining genealogical connections
with family historians
in Northumberland, County Durham, and Tyne and
Wear.
-
Relação fraterna na fase adulta:
significados atribuídos ao longo do tempo - um
estudo de caso
-
Repositori d'arbres genealògics utilitzant una BD
NoSQL
-
Saints, Sinners, and
Socialists on the Southside: Polish Catholic
Immigrant Workers, Politics, and Culture in
Wheeling, West Virginia, 1890-1930
-
Släktforskning på nätet:
Onlinetjänsters påverkan på släktforskares
informationsbeteende -
Genealogy on the Internet:
The Influence of Online Services on Genealogists'
Information Behaviour
-
Small and Medium Family Businesses
and Family Resources Management-Cloth Merchants
at Dihua St.
-
Social transformation among Sahrāwī desert nomads:
the hidden logic of Ḥassānīya socio-geographical
networks
-
Telling stories
This thesis project is composed as a
hypertext-based Website
in which the pages are nonfiction stories about
family.
-
'The Better Sort': ideas of Race and of Nobility
in Eighteenth-Century Great Britain and Ireland
-
The evolution of life history traits in Iceland, 1650-1950
-
The family picture: a study of identity construction in 17th-century Dutch
portraits.
-
The
"ideal self" stands alone: A phenomenological psychological
descriptive analysis of Anglo Saxon American
self-concept formation
in relation to ancestral connectedness
-
The Meschianza and the Chew family:
how a family remembers and commemorates personal
and national history
-
"Through Marriage Marvelously Blended": Visual Representations
of Matrimonial Rituals in the Burgundian and
Habsburg Netherlands, 1384 to 1555
-
"True to me"| Case studies of five middle school students' experiences
with official and unofficial versions of history
in a social studies classroom (pdf)
-
Turismo Genealógico: "Voltar a casa" - Turismo de
Histórias e Memórias da Família
-
Un lignage de l'aristocratie chevaleresque médiévale normande:
les Brucourt (1082-1302)
-
Where I belong
"This project
compiled research of my family history to present an honest
and creative portrayal of my family's journey,
connecting the stories of my
ancestors to the common struggle, movement, and
growth of humanity.
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 2013
-
A family archive:
Construction of identity in the Assyrian American
Diaspora
-
A genre theory perspective on digital storytelling
-
A halotti búcsúztató eredete, történeti rétegei
The Origin of Funeral Song and it’s Historical
Layers
-
'A knowledge of local history seems to be a very worthwhile thing':
community, heritage and identity in
Irthlingborough, 1840-2008. | History On-line
-
A
measure of vessels: A memoir
In ancient times, my father's family name
is believed to have
designated a surveyor, designer, or 'measurer' of
sailing vessels
-
A Study of The Change And The Development
of The Institution of Mamazangiljan In Paiwan
Society
-
A voice from the past:
[Voice
From the Past:] [Ohio]
discovering four generations of the Huffman
family through historical documents.
-
Adult Adoptees'
Experiences
During the Decision Making Process for Birth
Parent Reunification
-
An analysis of the creation of chronology and genealogy
of the Inca dynasty in a selection of early
Peruvian chronicles.
-
An awareness of local
identity: Influence of Hawaiian, Asian,
and Pacific (HAP) Issues course at Kapi'olani
Community College
-
Analysis of alternatives to store genealogical trees using Graph Databases
-
And the trail continued:
Nineteenth century federal Indian policies and
the Vann family, 1745-1902
-
Based on a true story
The work created will be both an homage to
my family and community
as well as an effort to connect to a generation I
admire and relate to through
the physical making of objects. . . . This
body of work will strengthen my
understanding of myself and my family, while also
creating sculptures
that can function as placeholders for family
memories, community traditions,
and geographically specific ideas.
-
Cape Colony marriage in
perspective
Using genealogical records to track the ancestry
of colonial settlers in South Africa,
this study will investigate the evolution of
marriage in the Cape Colony.
-
"Capitalizing
Subjects: Free African-Descended Women of Means
in Xalapa, Veracruz during the Long Seventeenth
Century
-
Central American Youth in
The U.S. (Re) Claiming Identities and Spaces:
The Effect of Family Migration and Educational
Experiences
on Ethnic Identity and Educational Aspirations
-
Coloured identity in post-apartheid South Africa
By sifting through my own family history, I begin
the process of deciding
what to embrace and what to leave behind, pasting
together a collage
of cultural clippings that can begin to define my
Coloured identity.
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Complicating Africville:
an oral history of gender, race, and power
relations in Africville
-
Contested grounds
I do this through utilizing personal and family
history to develop
imagery that documents the economic changes
taking place.
-
Dancing with Chikapesh:
an examination of Eeyou stories through three
generations of storytellers
-
Die älteren Diepoldinger als Markgrafen in Bayern (1077-1204):
adlige Herrschaftsbildung im Hochmittelalter
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Droit et généalogie
Genealogy, which is compulsorily part of notarial
law, links up
the individuals to their history and property.
It allows the recognition,
the keeping and the rediscovery of fundamental
landmarks.
Official recognition of genealogists is a
precondition for a possible return
of this art in the realm of private law in
France, in Europe and around the world.
-
Dynastic politics: five women of the Howard family
during the reign of Henry VIII, 1509-47. |
History On-line
-
Emotional processing and brain activity in youth at high risk for alcoholism:
a dissertation [Related subjects: genealogy and
pedigree]
-
Estimativa de parâmetros genético-populacionais de interesse
em isolados populacionais do Vale do Ribeira (remanescentes
de quilombos)
Genealogical and molecular data (collected from 2000 and 1000 individuals
respectively) were obtained from 13 quilombo
communities: Maria Rosa,
Pilões, Galvão, São Pedro, Pedro Cubas,
Ivaporanduva, Sapatu, André Lopes,
Nhunguara, Abobral (both left and right edges),
Poça e Reginaldo.
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Ethnogenesis of the Hawaiian ranching community:
an historical archaeology of tradition,
transnationalism, and pili
Pili
describes the ethnogenesis of the ranching community
as the formation and reinforcement of kin- and
kin-like connections
among existing community members and newcomers.
-
Ethnonyms in the Place-names of Scotland and the Border Counties of England
-
Familienbücher als Medien städtischer Kommunikation:
Untersuchungen zur Basler Geschichtschreibung im
16. Jahrhundert
-
"For Better or
Worse:
Divorce and Annulment Lawsuits in Colonial Mexico
(1544-1799)"
-
From Domesday Book to the Hundred Rolls: Lordship, Landholding
and Local Society in Three English Hundreds,
1066-1280
-
Genealogy Trouble :
Studien zu einer Geschichte der Genealogie - 34
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Georgic Ideals and Claims of Entitlement in the Life Writing of Alberta Settlers
My study focuses on the diaries, letters, and
memoirs of seven British
and Anglo-Canadian pioneers who settled in
southern Alberta
to establish farms and ranches.
-
Hair heir
Appropriated family photographs, genealogy, and
recorded narratives
serve as the content of my photographs, hair
embroideries, and videos.
-
Heritage Tourism and Return Journeys:
Place and Identity Construction in Korean
Adoptees
-
Hezekiah and the compositional history of the Book of Kings.
The genealogical structure of this Hezekian
History emerges
from the Davidic royal ideology rooted in
Jerusalem.
-
Histoire, mémoire et pouvoir:
les généalogies en rouleau des rois
d'Angleterre, 1250-1422
-
Imagining the Creole City: White Creole Print Culture, Community,
and Identity Formation in Nineteenth-Century New
Orleans
-
In Pursuit of Full Freedom: An Archaeological and historical
study
of the free African-American Community at Parting
Ways, Massachusetts, 1779-1900
-
In the footprints of our ancestors: exploring the reconnection to my Cree
ancestors
(âniskôtapânak) and ancestral land in the
Lesser Slave Lake area
-
Investigating family context: an exploratory study to research how therapists
use genograms as a therapeutic tool with
individuals in one-to-one therapy
-
Journey to
Belonging:
Chinese American Heritage Travel to Guangdong,
China
-
Kage School:
the history of a one-room school in Cape
Girardeau, Missouri
-
Legend of the Field Stones in Old Bethel Cemetery:
Using Archaeology to Explore Social Memory
-
Les prétentions généalogiques à Athènes sous l'Empire romain
The genealogical study will be conducted based on
late prosopographical writings
(Persons of Ancient Athens, Lexicon of Greek
Personal Names) but will also include
the full text corpus and inscriptions, some of
witch only recently excavated.
This study will highlight the fact that the
Athenians had enough support to
maintain a genealogical memory going a long way.
In a certain number
of cases, the reconstruction of detailed
filiations even makes it possible
to retrace precisely one path of the claim.
-
Les Valerii Messallae: histoire, mémoire et pouvoir d'une famille noble
(Ier s. av. J.-C. - Ier s. ap. J.-C.).
-
Litigating the lash: Quaker emancipator Robert Pleasants, the law
of slavery,
and the meaning of manumission in revolutionary
and early national Virginia
It is a
detailed legal, cultural and family history of the Virginia case of
Pleasants v. Pleasants (1799), in which Robert
Pleasants sued his nieces,
nephews, siblings and cousins for the freedom of
over four hundred slaves
in the Virginia Court of Appeals, the state's
highest tribunal
in the largest manumission case in American
history.
-
Locating Persons: An Ethnography of Personhood and Place in Rural
Kyrgyzstan
Formal ways of reckoning kinship, such as
recounting genealogies and tracing
back seven generations of male ancestors, and everyday forms of socialising
are both integral in what it means to be a person, and are flexible in their
designation of persons of the same kind and persons that are different.
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Logainmneacha Mhagh Loirg agus Uachtar Thíre, Contae Ros Comáin:
Anailís ar ainmneacha bhailte fearainn na
seandúichí sin
This thesis Traces the origin and development of the
validated names
in the Barony of Boyle in County Roscommon
Northern.
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Luoghi e identità:
ricostruzione storica dello spazio agrario,
sociale e politico della baronia di Monreale
nella Sardegna dell’età moderna
Archive
research was undertaken at Cagliari State Archives, Turin State Archives,
Historical Diocesan Archives in Ales and the
historical archives in Guspini,
San Gavino and Sardara municipalities. The
private archives of the Orrù
and Diana families were consulted, as was that of
the ecclesiastic
Lorenzo Tuveri from Sardara.
-
Making a Case For Palauans:
An Analysis of Public Lands Cases in Palau
-
Maternal age at birth delivery, birth order and secondary sex
ratio
in the Old Order Amish of Lancaster County
[Pennsylvania]
-
Medicine Wheel
Journey: An Autobiographical Approach
to Developing an Indigenous-centered Helping
Framework
-
Mellorado: identity, heritage and transmission
[Mellorado]
-
Missed Identity: Collective Memory, Adina de Zavala
And The Tejana Heroine Who Wasn't
-
Modelling male demographic histories from y-chromosome data
by measuring star-shaped genealogies
-
Monuments on the horizon:
the formation of the barrow landscape throughout
the 3rd and 2nd millennium BC
-
Mormon mommy blogs
"There's gotta be some women out there who feel
the same way"
-
Motherhood in early China
Drawing on oracle bones and bronze inscriptions,
historical documents,
ritual manuals, didactic essays, as well as
philosophical writings,
legal materials, poetic expressions, and medical
manuscripts.
-
'n Genealogiese en historiese perspektief op 'n gedeelte
van die familie Swanepoel in Suid-Afrika
(1698-1905)
-
Nature du discours sur la fondation de la monarchie sacrée
du Burundi et son organisation politique
-
Negotiating Matrimony: Marriage, Divorce,
and Property Allocation Practices in Istanbul,
1755-1840
-
Never
Quite Settled: Southern Plain Folk on the Move
This thesis explores the settlement of the
Mississippi Territory
through the eyes of John Hailes, a Southern
yeoman farmer,
from 1813 until his death in 1859. This is
a family history.
-
O arquivo da Casa das Mouras:
estudo orgânico e sua representação através do
modelo sistémico (pdf)
Organice study and subsequent cataloging the
archive of Moorish Family Home.
-
Os Clãs a Partir do Casal Genearca Manoel Fernandes Penna (1776/77-1841)
& Francisca Luiza de Lima (1788-1857)
-
Os Deni do Cuniuá: um estudo do parentesco
This thesis is an ethnographic account of the
Deni people, who live
on the River Cuniuá at the Southwest corner of
the Amazonas State
and speak a language that belongs to the arawan
family.
-
Outras famílias do Seridó: genealogias mestiças
no sertão do Rio Grande do Norte (séculos
XVIII-XIX)
-
Pacifically Possessed: Scientific Production
and Native Hawaiian Critique of the "Almost
White" Polynesian Race
-
Patronage and Observance:
The Franciscan and Dominican friaries
in the Connacht lordships
of Clann Uilliam Uachtair and Clann Uilliam
Íochtair, 1350-1550
Connacht Province, Ireland -- Burke family.
-
Radio
: voice : archive
Drawing upon my experience with the archive of a radio show hosted
by my late grandmother, this essay is a
meditation on the nature of archival
inscription, transmission, and reception; on
materiality (tapes, scripts, radios)
and immateriality (voice, words, ether); on aural
and visual and haptic ways
of knowing; on genealogy, legacy, and loss.
-
Recuperación y difusión del Patrimonio Histórico Documental:
análisis de genealogías navales (Murcia, siglos
XVIII y XIX)
-
Reflections on the construction of a digital family oral history
and its impact on adult learning [Genealogy
-- Computer network resources.]
-
Repozytorium Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza
(AMUR): Nekropolie Piastów
To make easier the identification of the rulers,
often bearing the same name,
the genealogical charts for every line have been
drafted.
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Sacred and contested landscapes: dynamics of natural resource management
by Akha People In Xishuangbanna, Southwest China
Through careful analyses of rich oral texts of
their migratory history, genealogies
and rituals, as well as using historical records
in Chinese, archaeological evidence,
and ethnographic data, this study traces the
history of Akha people,
a Tibeto-Burman speaking group in Zomia, back to
their original
homeland Tmqlanr where their ancestors were
hunter-gathers.
-
Scenario-based design of a digital reminiscing system for older adults
For
example many sites allow individuals to share photos (Flickr, Facebook,
Photobucket), movies (YouTube), and small details
of their daily lives
(Facebook, X). However, none of these
systems were developed
specifically for the support of reminiscence
activities, nor do any of them
cater to this type of sharing. Previous
research has explored systems that
allow children and elders to develop oral
histories (J. B. Ellis & Bruckman, 2001);
that enable community members to construct an
online community history
(Carroll, Convertino, Farooq, & Rosson, 2011;
Carroll, et al., 2009); and that
support creation of biographies on DVDs to assist
elders with declining memories
(K. L. Smith, Crete-Nishihata, Damianakis,
Baecker, & Marziali, 2009). However
there is still relatively little known about
whether and how older adults might
want to reminisce in a digital environment,
particularly in an era when Web 2.0
has greatly expanded options for content
generation and authoring.
It is in this context that this study looks at
means for digital reminiscing.
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Sephardic Family Life in the Eighteenth-Century British West Indies
-
Supporting genealogy data exchange with considerations of Chinese culture
Based on the findings, a genealogy data model is
developed for the inclusion
of genealogy metadata information, genealogy
basic information
and genealogy spatio-temporal information.
An XML schema is
implemented to support the data model and allow
easy data exchange.
Reference: [Pao
Yue-kong Library PolyU Electronic Theses Database]
-
Telling and not-telling: A classic grounded theory
of sharing life-stories
This theory may be useful for anyone seeking,
sharing,
or contemplating sharing life experiences with
others.
-
Tenants, Tenures and Transfers: the landholding experience
of rural customary tenants in some Hampshire
downland manors, 1645-1705
-
That common ground?
Education, marriage and family in middle-class,
urban India.
-
The City of
the Dead for colored people:
Baltimore's Mount Auburn Cemetery, 1807--2012
-
The dark matter of tribal belonging:
Genealogical representation and practice in Saudi
Arabia.
-
The development of a religious identity in women
of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints in Leeds and Chorley
-
The emergence of family law in colonial Taiwan: a genealogical perspective
See:
Chen;
also:
Family Law As A Repository of Volksgeist: The
Germany-Japan Genealogy
In the house, the “househead,” representing the authority of the ancestors,
exercised the patrimonial power over the family;
in the nation, the Emperor,
representing the authority of the Sun Goddess,
exercised the sovereign power
over the nation. Patrimonial power and
sovereign power: both are power
whereby the emperor-father protects the children
beloved of the ancestors [sic]...
The position of the head of the “house” is that
of the authority of the ancestors;
the throne is the place of the Sun Goddess.
Parents are ancestors living
in the present; the emperor is the Sun Goddess
living in the present.
For the same reason one is filial to his parents
and loyal to the throne.
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The Goffal Speaks: Coloured Ideology
and the Perpetuation of a Category in
Postcolonial Zimbabwe
Several methods were used in collecting data for this project:
household surveys, genealogies, semi-structured
and unstructured
interviews, participant observation and snowball
methodology.
-
The Makhnos of
memory: Mennonite and Makhnovist narratives
of the Russian Civil War, 1917-1921 [The
Makhnovists and the Mennonites:
war and peace in the Ukrainian Revolution]
-
The making of a legacy: three generations of Drayton family women
and their influences on the landscape of the
Lowcountry
and eighteenth and nineteenth century Charleston
-
The Mormons in Nazi Germany: History and Memory
This dissertation studies a small American religious
group
that survived unscathed during the Third Reich.
-
"The Palmy Days of Trade": Anglo-American Culture in Savannah, 1735-1835
Through an analysis of Savannah's pre-eminent
merchant family, the Boltons, . . .
-
The runaway Scrape: a pivotal event in the Texas Revolutionary
adventure
With particular focus on the
Runaway Scrape (April,
1836) of the Texas Revolution,
this thesis investigates the contribution of Texas women,
children, and elderly
to the growth of a nation and its institutions. The research, namely
personal
correspondence, journal entries, newspaper accounts, military records, and
scholarly
secondary sources, shifts attention away from historically male
dominated pioneer studies and focuses on the
pioneer experience as a family affair.
-
The St. David's Island Project: An ethnogenesis in progress
What makes this project most unique is that it is
designed to juxtapose
the documentary, oral historical, genealogical,
and biological records.
-
The Third Generation of an Arriviste Family: William Cecil, Second Earl of
Salisbury,
and the Consolidation of Noble Status in
Unpropitious and Tumultuous Times
-
The threat of history:
Post-apartheid genea-logic and
apartheid-generation Afrikaner life chronicles.
-
"There Was
Somebody Always Dying and Leaving Jackson as Guardian":
The Wards of Andrew Jackson
-
Thou need'st not weep, for I have wept full sore:
An affective genealogy of the Armenian lullaby in
Turkey.
It
traces the affective history accumulated on the lullaby that turns it into
a resource for remembrance, story-telling, and
the transmission of a sense of loss.
-
Trazando al indio audiovisual: representación, auto-representación y
persistencia
Cinematic depiction of the Indian during
different periods of Mexican history.
-
"True to me": case studies of five middle school students' experiences
with official and unofficial versions of history
in a social studies classroom
By using family history projects, teachers can
engage students
while helping them learn critical and historical
thinking skills.
-
‘Under Our Protection, That of the Church and Their Own’
Papal and Secular Protection of the Families and
Properties
the Crusaders Left Behind, c.1095-1226.
Research - Royal Holloway, University of London
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Unknown People: Identity and Oral History of the T'iistsoh Sikaadi
This study explores the lived experiences of
members of the Alamo Band
of the Navajo Tribe for evidence of a unique
ethnic identity within the Navajo Nation.
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Viaggio nell'Europa di Damião de Góis
Thanks to the recovery of a very often overlooked
genealogy
I have reconstructed the past and . . . [The
DART-Europe E-theses Portal]
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Voicing the stories of the excluded: Albanian families' history
and heritage making at the crossroads of new and
old homes
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Whakapapa membership and post settlement governance entities:
the erosion of whakapapa as the heart of Maori
institutions?:
[New Zealand]
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"With the quiet sturdy
strength of the folk of an older time":
An archaeological approach to time, place-making,
and heritage construction at the Fairbanks House,
Dedham, Massachusetts
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- YEAR 2012
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A Space to
Breathe
Focuses on the idea of reacting to the
notion of family history within the human body.
In the works created, paint was used as a tool to describe how
one experiences
a memory from an emotional context.
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Abenaki Sociality and the Work of Family History
Particular attention is devoted to the
creation of historical facts
and the processes by which aspects of the past
become meaningful in the present.
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Adoptierte auf der Suche nach ihrer genealogischen
Verwurzelung:
Motive für die Kontaktaufnahme zur leiblichen
Familie : eine empirische Studie
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Archive
Growing up in a home with many objects
from the past, I began to take an interest
in my family's past, first speaking with my
parents and grandparents, and then
exploring as many old family photographs as I
could.
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Capturing the Present, Engaging the Future
Designing a Social History Network in a Digital
Age
What makes family stories great is that they are real.
These
accounts capture our attention and teach us lessons in layers,
while the most
powerful experiences linger in our memories for years.
Stories are easy to share, and
become reference points for physical,
emotional, mental, and sometimes spiritual connections in
our lives.
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Changing in place : a generational study of a mixed indigenous family in the
Okanagan
Genealogy of the McDougalls, whose heritage can
be considered to be Scottish, Syilx,
Secwepemc and Métis, evaluating the extent to
which their social and kin networks
were shaped by current dominant ideologies.
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Clinical
Use of GenPed, an Online Pedigree Tool:
Opinions of Current and Future Healthcare
Providers
- Collusive
oligopolistic politics:
sedo and the political structure of
early-nineteenth-century Chosŏn Korea;
based on some statistical data and extensive
research in genealogy records.
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Comtes, vicomtes et noblesse au Nord de l'Aquitaine aux Xe -XI e siècles:
etudes prosopographiques, historiques et
constitutionnelles sur le Poitou,
l'Aunis et la Saintonge
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Constructing the Chinese:
Paleoanthropology and Anthropology in the Chinese
Frontier, 1920-1950
Chinese ethno-nationalism exploits nativist
ancestral claims back to antiquity
to legitimize its geo-political occupation of the entire
territory of modern China,
which includes areas where many non-Han people live.
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Created in the image of: Mormonism and the rhetorical production of
identity in
privately-published family histories. Qualitative study of seven privately-published
family histories written by descendants of Mormon polygamists.
-
Dancing with Chikapesh: (pdf)
An Examination of Eeyou Stories through Three
Generations of Storytellers
Reclaiming Cree narratives of my family
history; by examining Cree oral tradition.
-
Digital Humanities: Envisioning a Collaborative Tool
for Mapping, Evaluating, and Sharing
Reconstructed Colonial American Parcel Maps
-
Dinastias políticas e poder local : o caso do município de Arcos
Alliances and the social networks of agents and
families with political traditions.
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Exploring genealogical roots and family history and their influence on college
student
development : a qualitative study | WorldCat.org [Literature
Review - 891.pdf]
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Faceless women:
Celtic, Germanic and Celtiberian women, 400 B.C.-A.D.
400. | History On-line
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Family History in the Assessment of Risk for Common Complex Diseases:
Current State of Evidence.
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Family Matters
Art has taught me to treasure family history.
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Female
adolescence in the Cairo Geniza documents
Reference:
The Friedberg Genizah
Project These manuscripts outline a 1,000-year
continuum
of Middle-Eastern history and comprise the largest and most diverse
collection of
medieval manuscripts in the world. The Genizah can be described
as one of the greatest Jewish
treasures ever found.
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Five miles: from Dutch Creek and back again
In the
late winter of 2012, I set out to collect a series of stories
from my grandparents, primarily my grandfather.
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From family albums to global search engines:
translating family photographs for the digital
age
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From
gravestones to Google:
Impact of internet adoption on genealogists'
information and communication
behaviors.
The findings and their implications for library and information science
(LIS) practitioners such as archivists and librarians,
as well as for LIS educators
and online genealogy resource developers, are
discussed.
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Go West for a Wife: Family Farming in West Central
Scotland 1850-1930
Through a small set of family labour farms, and
the families associated
with them, the thesis takes a grassroots approach to exploring the
pattern
of life on the farms of the Region.
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Hasard, coïncidence, prédestination...
et s'il fallait plutôt
regarder du côté de nos aïeux ?: analyse démographique
et historique des réseaux
généalogiques et des structures familiales
des patients atteints de
mucoviscidose en Bretagne
-
He Māori, He Turi, He Turi, He Māori
Advancing the aspirations of Māori Deaf with their indigenous Connections:
A
case study
-
Heirloom:
An Examination of Value, Family History and
Personal Identity.
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Hugh de Lacy and the earldom of Ulster. | History
On-line
- It’s
Wraylynn – With A W:
Distinctive Mormon Naming Practices.
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Kindred journeys:
a historical primer documenting the genealogical
trail of the Blokh and Zalomek families
-
Kua Hiri Mai Te Rā -
A journey of self identification for the
descendants of Ngāti Rāhiri ki Taranaki
-
Land and genealogy of `Ioleka`a : mapping an indigenous identity (pdf)
-
Learning from e-family history:
[Learning
from e-family history: a model of online family historian research behaviour]
Online research behaviour and strategies of
family historians and implications
for local studies collections. Through three central foci (users, e-family
history
resources, and Local Studies Collections), this research investigates these resources
and collections from
the perspective of users, to establish how to make
the added value of the local studies collections
more visible and encourage
increased engagement for those who cannot visit collections in person.
Learning from e-family history:
-
e-family history
-
e-genealogy
-
Electronic resources
-
Library websites
-
Local studies
-
Online family history
-
Online local studies materials
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Research behaviour
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Les Chevaliers de l'Odre de Malte de la "Vénérable langue
d'Auvergne",
du XVIIème au XVIIIème siècle études à
travers un corpus d'arbres généalogiques
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Leviathan or paper tiger: state making in the Himalayas, 1740-1900
Nepali state did not grow by focusing on military
power but by the intertwined
strategies of literary and religious patronage,
the creation of genealogies
and legal codes and the politicization of ritual
and rank;
which rested on the successful management of
marriage relations.
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Marriage and family in Gregory of Tours. | History
On-line
-
Narrative Inheritance: The facts and fictions that shape our
lives.
Comport family. The purpose of this thesis
is to explore the powerful impulse
that drives people of all backgrounds to research
their family of origin.
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Nostell Priory: history of a house, 1730-85.
-
Performing
Nostalgia: Body, Memory, and the Aesthetics of Past-Home
Study of African American nostalgia for Africa
uses genealogical inquiry, personal
and autoethnographic narrative, and performance
theories and practices.
-
Pleasure,
politics, and piety : the artistic patronage of Marie de Brabant
Taking the form of manuscript illumination,
sculpture, stained glass, and architecture,
as well as literature, music, science, history,
genealogy, ritual, and finery, Marie’s
patronage set a trend for courtly consumption for
the remainder of the medieval period.
-
(Re)Collections:
Photography, Memory, and Forgetting
Research on traditional and counter memorials
to
explore the dichotomy of remembering and forgetting.
-
Religion & society: the emergence of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints
in the Staffordshire region, 1839-70. | History
On-line
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Ritual in the
making: critical exploration of ritual in Te Whare Pora
Three specific whenu (threads) of Iho/Aho Matua (Māori
Philosophy):
Whakapapa (genealogy), Whanaungatanga (kinship),
and Karakia
(invocation) form the base from which this investigation occurs.
-
Scalable Path-Based Computations on Pedigree Data
In medical genetics and genetic counseling,
genealogy information is becoming increasingly abundant.
-
Silence and Voices:
Family History and Memorialization in
Intergenerational Holocaust Literature.
-
Statistical Issues in Modelling the Ancestry from
Y-Chromosome and Surname Data
A considerable industry has grown-up around
genealogical inference
from genetic testing, supplementing more traditional genealogical techniques
but with
very limited quantification of uncertainty.
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Tasteful consumption:
Huizhou salt merchants and material culture in
eighteenth-century China.
New
scholarship on the rise of merchants in late imperial China,
including expensive
genealogies.
-
The 1259 Pipe Roll (pdf)
-
The Phoenician Trace
Network: Tracing a Mediterranean Exchange System
The Phoenicians were known as artisans,
merchants, and seafarers
by the 10th century B.C.E. A major factor that aided their success
was the
establishment of colonies along the Mediterranean and eastern
Atlantic coasts. These
colonies, established by the eighth century B.C.E.,
supplied valuable raw materials to the major Phoenician
cities in the Levant,
while also providing additional markets abroad. This network involved both
direct and indirect exchange of raw and finished products, people, as well
as political and cultural ideas.
Native peoples they interacted with provided
valuable goods, especially metals, which were sent east to supply
th
Near Eastern Markets. Ultimately, the network collapsed in the sixth century
B.C.E. allowing other powers
such as the Romans, Carthaginians, and Greeks
to replace them as the dominant merchants of the
Mediterranean.
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The Transmission of the Pyramid Texts of Nut
analysis of their distribution and role in the
Old and Middle Kingdoms.
Transmission of the series of Pyramid Texts of
Nut by examining
its textual variations (errors and differences)
and genealogical relationships.
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The World of the Blaskovich. The History and Lifestyle of a Gentry Family
from the Beginning of the 18th Century to the
Middle of the 20th Century.
-
To the root:
adopted memoirs of a Samoan princess in exile
-
Unearthing
Hybrid of nonfiction genres, and follows a
narrator as she attempts
to piece together past and present memories and meditations
about family
history, travel, and the idea of home.
-
Virtual Legacies: Genealogy, the Internet, and Jewish Identity
Narratives on Jewish genealogical research
Web sites, cyber-shtetls,
and personal genealogy Web sites and blogs reveal
constructions
of Jewish identity that have never before been articulated
as viable options
for forming Jewish communities.
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Wandering labourers:
the Irish and mining throughout the United
States, 1845-1920. | History On-line
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Why not marry them?: history, essentialism and the condition
of slave
descendants among the southern Betsileo (Madagascar)
-
'X' marks the spot: the history and historiography of Coleshill House,
Berkshire.
-
Zukunft wächst aus Herkunft :
Adoptierte auf der Suche nach ihrer
genealogischen Verwurzelung;
empirische Untersuchung zur Motivation
erwachsener Adoptierter
für die Kontaktaufnahme zu ihrer leiblichen Familie, sowie der
Identitäts-
und Bindungsproblematik in diesem Kontext
[Future
grows out of
Origin: adoptees looking for
their genealogical roots.]
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- YEAR 2011
-
A Great
Sacrifice:
Northern Black Families and Their Civil War
Experiences
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A presença portuguesa no
processo de formação das cidades
do Brasil Meridional: a questão da origem açoriana de Triunfo - RS
Origin and formation of Portuguese colonial
cities, in the south of Brazil,
during the 18th century; through the genealogy of
the first families registered
in the ancient parish of Triunfo, the relation of influence of the first colonist's
regions of
origin, identifying the possible specificities.
-
Archives Use of
Social Media to Develop Connections with Family Historians
Provides three detailed instances of its
use
to illustrate how archives can make these connections.
- Beyond the Rancho:
Four Generations of del Valle
Women in southern California, 1830--1940
Through an examination of four generations of
women (1830-1940),
this dissertation asserts that the del Valles drew on the resources of
friendships and family to maintain their land, Rancho Camulos,
and thus their stakes in southern
California society.
-
Bioarchaeological Investigations of Community and Identity
at the Avondale
Burial Place (McArthur Cemetery), Bibb County, Georgia
-
Chasing the lions:
An autobiographical exploration into cultural
translation,
cultural transfer and identity formation
-
Cloud Shadows
Five creative nonfiction essays weave memoir,
family history, and regional history
of the Moore property, now inside the city limits of Twin Falls, farmed
for three generations by members of the author's family.
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Dans l'ordre des choses:
Saint-Martin-Vésubie au temps des notables, XVIe-XIXe
siècles
Familles et patrimoines à Saint-Martin-Vésubie,
XVIe-XIXe siècles.
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Designing a Griotte for the Global Village:
Increasing the Evidentiary Value of Oral
Histories for Use in Digital Libraries
Griotte is
an interdisciplinary project that seeks to foster collaboration
between
tradition bearers, subject experts, and computer specialists
in an
effort to build high quality digital oral history collections.
-
Distance Generation: Postmemory and the Creation of New Family Histories
Explores the `creative' process of
postmemory in relation to family photographs,
story telling, the absence of memory, and the subsequent
construction
of new and elastic family histories.
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Eilardus Westerlo (1738-1790): from colonial dominee to American
pastor
External direct links at:
Eilardus Westerlo
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Eina personal de recollida de dades genealògiques
Has
objective of helping
genealogists to plan and carry
out information searches.
-
Elite
migration, transnational families, and the Nation State:
international marriages between Finns and
Americans
across the Atlantic in the twentieth century.
-
Ethnic Identity: The Cambodian Experience
The most influential factor in determining
how these individuals feel
about their "Cambodian-ness" was determine by their knowledge
about Cambodian
history and their family
background.
-
Exploring Familial Themes in Malaysian Students' Eating Behaviors
Six themes were identified in this study;
“family plays an important role,”
“family mealtimes,” parental preferences and decision-making,
parental advice, “lasting habits,” and culture and family history.
-
Exploring
Self and Cultural Identities through an Interdisciplinary Model
of Art Education an Illustrated Case Study and
Heuristic Inquiry
-
Gaelic place-names
and the social history
of Gaelic speakers in Medieval Menteith (pdf)
-
Grandmothers as surrogate parents:
a phenomenological study
- He
kākano i ruia mai i hea? : Kāwera : rekindling the home fires
My tipuna (ancestor), Wiramina Ngāhuka was
an expert witness
in terms of whakapapa and land sites, and well-known for her skills
as a historian, as the
holder of whakapapa that spans back to pre Ngāti Kahungunu.
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Helping older adults tell their stories:
turning memories into legacy
-
Hofjuden und Kulturbürger: die Geschichte der Familie Itzig in Berlin
The
Itzig Jewish family transformation in Prussia,
over five generations,
late 18th and
early 19 Century.
- Hypertext
Epitaphs: The Digitization of Police Memorials & Funerary Writing
Interrogates the place of the slain police
officer in the genealogy of “hero”
obituaries from early post-Revolutionary War
America to the present.
-
Imagining Glace
Bay: An Exploration of Family, History and Place
Within these pages stories are used to
explore my family’s present and past;
migration, settlement, memory, experience and connection to place –
Glace Bay, a village on Cape Breton Island.
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In the Presence of the Past:
‘Third Generation’ Germans and the Cultural
Memory of National Socialism
and the Holocaust. This empirical study is based on interviews with
26
grandchildren of Nazi perpetrators, followers and Wehrmacht soldiers
and examines how
they remember their Nazi family histories
and the Holocaust and the Third Reich
more generally.
-
Irish Return Migration From America
at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century, 1890-1920
(pdf)
-
Jewish immigrant communities in Ohio : a microcosm of early 20th
century America
Jewish immigrants to Ohio cities developed their
own communities
consisting of small business, social activism and a complex relationship
among
German and East European Jews.
-
Les Heu, une famille patricienne de Metz au Moyen-Age
(XIVe-XVIe siècle)
How
a family “foreigner” reaches, within two generations, to become some of
the most important families of Metz and to take a
rank among the urban patriciat.
- Lightless
Mornings: A Fine Legacy
Convict leasing in Alabama; inheritance,
economics, power,
privilege, race, class, geography, history,
family, and identity.
-
Looking Back:
An Examination of Family Archives.
- Markov chain
Monte Carlo sampling
of gene genealogies conditional on observed genetic data
The variation observed in genes in the human
genome is a result of
stochastic
evolutionary
processes such as mutation and recombination acting over
time.
However, the time scale for genealogical trees is on the order of tens of thousands
of years,
and there is therefore no way to know the true underlying tree
for a random sample of
genes from a population.
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Merchants and family business in San Luis Potosí, México:
the signs of an
economic upsurge, 1820-1846
Properties and businesses of the Gordoas,
a Mexican provincial family in San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas.
-
Nā
Mo'okū'auhau Holowa'a:
Native Hawaiian women's stories of the voyaging
canoe Hōkūle'a
-
Nightmares of Rural Life:
Fearing the future in the transition from country
life to the family farm, 1890--1960
-
Nuevas
Narrativas: Translation of Family History
Family histories are hard to pass on when the
native language
of one's culture is no longer passed on to the
next generation.
-
Passing on
the legacy:
Relevance of historical family narrative
in
motivating student efficacy and inspiring learning
-
Pedvis:
A Structured Space-efficient Technique for
Pedigree Visualization
-
Preserving
Manchu Tradition with Chinese Culture:
The Banner People's Kinship Organizations
(1644--1911)
It examines the Qing legal codes and official histories
as well as the banner
people's private works,
in particular their genealogical records, to
explore
four different yet correlated family activities:
the selection of clan heads, the inheritance of
hereditary positions,
the compilations of genealogical records, and the
adoption of heirs.
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Race, Place, and Family: Narratives of the Civil Rights Movement
in Brownsville, Tennessee, and the Nation [DATA_1.pdf]
This study, based on archival research and oral histories, chronicles
three generations of citizens affiliated with the
NAACP whose translocal
civil rights struggles include both the South and
urban North.
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Repositori de genealogistes: qui, que, on, quan
Eina Permet web-als are informats genealogistes
mantenir on altres Investigacions.
-
Storytelling, family history, and cultural legacy
Literature and Writing Studies.
-
The agrarian economy of Romney Marsh and its hinterland,
with special reference to the Knatchbull estate,
c.1730-90.
-
The Mouse Who Would be King: Innovating Tradition in the State of Chamba
The mountain kingdom of Chamba in Himachal
Pradesh is believed to be one
of the oldest kingdoms in continuous existence in India, from
its putative foundation
in the sixth century until the 20th century. The basis of this
contention
is the genealogical roll of the ruling family.
-
"The Perrin
collection: History, fashion, and art in nineteenth-century"
-
The religious elite of the early Islamic Ḥijāz:
five prosopographical case studies
-
The Shippens of Philadelphia: Quaker oats that were never sowed
Greed and a changing world led to the abandonment
of Quakerism by many Quakers
in the 17th century.
-
The tornado tree: drawing on stories and storybooks
Some cultures passed on their histories
and important events
through oral narration, papyrus, or cathedral
stained glass windows.
-
Traces of existence
Exploration, partially borne of the love of
genealogical research
translated into visual art by exploring the
things my ancestors touched.
-
Use of family history to improve risk prediction in clinical care:
colorectal cancer as an example
-
Variation i kvinnors namnfraser i officiella
dokument i Helsingfors 1780-1930:
Socioonomastiska synvinklar på makt och identitet
-
Von der Kunst des sozialen Aufstiegs : Statusaffirmation und Kunstpatronage
der venezianischen Papstfamilie Rezzonico
-
Web de buidatges de llibres genealògics
Create a web application that allows the
management,
storage and emptying Genealogy query.
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- YEAR 2010
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A grounded
theory study of the effectiveness of transformational
leadership in training
volunteer missionaries
From firsthand interviews with the volunteer
missionaries at
the Family History Library / FamilySearch in Salt
Lake City, Utah.
- A
Place of origin
Forgotten or lost memory and the
importance that my heritage
and the legacy of my family has upon me.
-
Adopted Genealogies: Identity in Adoptee Heritage
Camps
Adoptee heritage camps are summer camps
designed for Korean adoptees
and their adoptive parents, with the stated purpose of reconnecting
adoptees
to their birth culture. The camps engage adopted children in cultural activities
such as
Korean crafts and sports, with the underlying assumption that such
exposure is critical to adoptees' sense
of identity and wholeness.
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All this dies with us:
the decline and revision of a Mestizo
Gentry (Chumbivilcas, Cuzco, Peru)
Vestigial
community held loosely together
by shared family histories and cultural
interests.
-
American African
Story of my maternal line of Ancestry
dating back
to my great- great grandmother, Mary Patmon,
who lived on a Native American land reservation
located in Crescent, Oklahoma.
-
Ancestors,
Avotaynu, Roots: An Inquiry into American Genealogy Discourse
An inquiry into the genealogical
assumption, the cultural notion
that "who you are" is tied to who your ancestors were and that genealogy
and family
history will provide knowledge of that bond.
-
Andrea and me:
A digital autoethnographic journey into the past
-
Automatic Extraction From and Reasoning About Genealogical Records:
A Prototype
-
Between spaces, holes, and absences
My hope is that the work simultaneously brings to
life the motionless faces
of my ancestors while emphasizing the gap between what is tangibly
known
and what can only be imagined about the past.
-
Cochranes in context: a case study of Scotland and
the British Empire
Cochran family.
-
Com afecta la legislació actual a la feina del genealogista?
The project is to clearly define
the main tasks or activities for a genealogist
(as well as identifying the main sources of information used in these
tasks
or activities, resources used in daily life, the people he has relationships,
social
difficulties, personal, legal, etc., where you can find the genealogist
to do their job) to identify and
then analyze which aspects of these activities
may be affected by current laws. This
results in the end what we call
a "manual genealogist good" or "good practices manual for the genealogist."
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Conversor de dades genealògiques a GEDCOM
Genealogy - Computer programs
GEDCOM
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Data mining techniques on historical image databases
It has been shown that advanced computing tools
can help historians
and genealogists better analyze historical documents. While a large number
of the work in this area has been focused on historical texts, in this thesis,
we develop novel classifiers that
help analyze historical manuscripts of images.
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Die Reisperger : eine genealogische Untersuchung:
Die Reisperger (pdf)
-
Disseny d'una base de dades d'informació genealògica
Designing a database of genealogical information.
(also listed in year 2008]
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Ephemera:
investigations of nature and nurture through glass
I am particularly interested in the impact of the
family system
on the individual identity. In an effort to explore these issues,
I have
created a body of work that explores my own genealogy
as well as my own nature through glass sculpture,
incorporating
family photographs and found objects.
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Epic of "Karnamag i Ardaxsir i Pabagan", and the late Sasanian period
It is suggested, based on linguistic and
stylistic reasons that the text
was composed approximately 300 years after the time of Ardaxsir I
himself
(224-240 CE). Further discussions on the depiction of the royal
genealogy of Ardaxsir and his
successors conclude that the forging
of a new lineage for the founder of the dynasty served to strengthen
the claims of sixth century kings to legitimate rule.
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Essai de construction d'un espace princier:
l'exemple des Rorgonides dans le monde franc puis
dans le royaume
de France et ses marges (vers 600-vers 1060)
By using anthroponomastics
and matrimonial rules in
order to reconstruct the family connections,
Rorgonids' genealogy and
social background are better known.
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Ethnohistoire de Anaa un atoll des Tuamotu
Traditional corpus of Paea a Avehe (an indgenous
born in 1889)
which provides unpublished data (myths, sacred songs, genealogies,
place
names...) collected by F. Stimson in the thirties.
- Family
reunion
Examines notions of family heritage, collection,
and intimacy through the use of photographic portraiture.
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Female Book Owners in the Valois Courts, 1350--1550:
Devotional Manuscripts as
Vehicles for Self-Definition
An examination of the books owned by noblewomen
from the Valois Courts.
These women often married into noble families from regions far from
their
native lands. When they arrived at their new homes, they brought their own
customs,
knowledge of artistic styles, and aesthetic sensibilities, which affected
book production in western Europe.
Appendices 1-7 show the complexity
of relationships between nobles from Burgundy, France, Spain and
England
or eleven generations, and include all of the individuals discussed in this
dissertation.
These charts reveal the matrilineal connections between generations and include
many women who do
not appear on ancestral charts in other studies of the late
medieval nobility in northern
Europe. As demonstrated in the charts, marriages
could result in the solidification of certain
regions within a generation, causing
genealogical ramifications in subsequent generations. This ancestral
web shows
the mobility of women in western Europe in the late Middle Ages, resulting in their
desire
to preserve some of their childhood traditions through commissions
of devotional manuscripts; in order
to preserve the cultural traditions of their families.
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Fighting for family:
French kin networks and the American revolution in the
Illinois country, 1780-1781
Drawing on connections between family members
around Fort St. Joseph
and those in St. Louis, "Fighting for Family" proves that the
widely-dispersed
residents of French descent-people without a country-used family ties
to impact
political events on their frontier in the 1780s.
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Founding Chestnut Ridge:
the origins of central West Virginia's
multiracial community
Nature of racial ambiguity and identity
construction
in an early American frontier settlement.
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From patrilects to performatives:
Linguistic exogamy and language shift in the
Northwest Amazon
Drawing on genealogical data documenting
continuing clan exogamy
under conditions of widespread language shift from Eastern Tukanoan
languages to Tukano, it is shown that differences between patrilineally-transmitted
languages (i.e. patrilectal variation) are not a necessary condition of marriageability,
but rather that patrilectal
differentiation is laminated upon clan difference, with
genealogical reckoning remaining the
essential basis of social group membership.
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Genealogy as theatre of self-identity:
a study of genealogy as a cultural practice
within Britain since c. 1850 (pdf)
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Genealogy,
Circumcision, and Conversion in Early Judaism and Christianity
Further attention to a definition of Jewishness
that was based
on genealogical descent has broader implications for understanding
the variegated
nature of early Christian mission to the Gentiles.
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Hard looking: a historical ethnography of photographic encounters
with Aboriginal families in the Ngaanyatjarra
Lands, Western Australia
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Herrschaft und Memoria: die Wettiner und ihre
Hausklöster im Mittelalter
Domination and Memoria - The House of
Wettin and their monasteries
in the Middle Ages;
establishment
and equipment by members of a noble family,
the accommodation of the founders tomb and the care of the soul memory
and the
genealogical traditions of the founding family;
includes an appendix with eight genealogical
tables.
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How valid is it to speak of an 'Irish-Palatine' identity?
Immigrants:
Welcome to the Irish
Palatine Association
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In their own words:
locating generations of women in an Australian family, 1846
to 1990
Examines selected texts across several
generations in one middle-class
Australian family to retrieve histories of so-called ordinary women
whose lives
are often invisible in mainstream history.
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Jewish identity between "religion" and "race" in Shaare Tefila Congregation v.
Cobb
United States Supreme Court granted race-based
protection to Jewish Americans
for the first time, a landmark in Jewish American
history.
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Les Albret : l'ascension d'un lignage gascon, XIe siècle-1360
This year the 400th anniversary of the death of
Henry IV of France
is being commemorated. He was first of all Duke of Albret and King of
Navarre
through his mother, Jeanne d'Albret. This volume is devoted to the first stages
of the
exceptional destiny that was the lot of his ancestors,
small lords of the Grande Lande,
natives of Labrit.
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Les Crespin : seigneurs sur les marches de la Normandie
(1025-1310)
tabl. généalog.
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Les sires d'Oricourt : étude d"un lignage et d'une famille : XIIe-début XVIIIe
siècle
The lords of Orlcourt; study of a lineage and a
family twelfth-early eighteenth century.
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Les stratégies matrimoniales de l'aristocratie sénatoriale romaine
au temps des guerres civiles (61-30 av. J.-C.)
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Modelización de fuentes documentales civiles de interés
genelaógico
Computer information systems - Databases -
Genealogy.
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Myth, memory and multiculturalism:
informing cultural identity through genealogical
pursuit [also published 2012]
I noted fifteen primary findings including the following:
(1) participants need to know their ancestors
beyond a list of names and dates,
(2) participants need to find and understand
their ancestors' stories,
(3) participants learn something about themselves
through ancestral stories,
(4) participants learn about generational family
choices through ancestral stories,
(5) participants seek a connection to their
multiple diversities,
(6) cultural identity is found in the combination
of our birth,
our socialization and our free will,
(7) cultural identity is found in our
socialization,
(8) cultural identity is found in our family
traditions,
(9) cultural identity is found in our connection
to a particular cultural group,
(10) cultural identity is found in our tangible
connection to our culture,
(11) cultural identity is found in a melding of
many cultural groups,
(12) cultural identity is found in our
nationalistic pride and ethnocentrism,
(13) cultural identity is found in our particular
genealogy,
(14) cultural identity is found in our connection
to ancestral places, and
(15) finding and embracing cultural identity is a
personal journey for participants.
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Networks in negotiation:
The role of family and kinship in intercultural
diplomacy
on the trans-Appalachian frontier, 1680--1840 [Whole_Draft_w_pics.pdf]
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Opportunity in the Atlantic world:
the Wentworths of Bermuda, 1618-1684
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Preservation and growth strategies for the Randolph County
archives of oral history:
using the oral history evaluation guidelines to
improve a pre-existing program
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Quakers on the Hoosier frontier: a diachronic perspective on the archaeology
of Huddleston House, a nineteenth century Indiana
farmstead
Archaeological evidence from the Huddleston House
farmstead,
in Wayne County, Indiana. Four generations of Huddleston families
called
the farmstead their home.
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QuiQueQuanOn investiga en genealogia
Understanding
genealogy as a hobby,
is a field that is expanding
and currently
is the second largest
hobby in the U.S.
has the most popularity,
and in our society
people are increasingly
interested in their
origins.
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Someday, when I lived in Frost
Part memoir, part family history, the essays
explore the complex relationships
between family members living 100 miles and a
world apart.
-
Studien zu Genealogie, Biographie und Werk von
Joseph Willibald Michl (1745-1816)
By means of new sources this study researches
the
genealogy, biography and work of Michl.
-
The darling
strangers and English appetites:
Technology transfer and European cultural
barriers in the early modern Atlantic World
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The Relationship Between Identity Development and Family History Knowledge
Late adolescent's personal exploration of and
commitment to roles and values
may be influenced by knowledge of parent and
grandparent histories.
-
The Weller's whaling station:
the social and economic formation of an Otakou
community, 1817-1850
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'Till we have built Jerusalem': Mormonism and the making of a Lancashire 'Zion'
British Mormonism within the region where it
first took root - Lancashire and the English
North West; time period of 1837-1998; through
examination of primary sources retained
at the LDS Church Archives and Family History
Library in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Tracing Melungeon roots in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and Tennessee
Blue Ridge Mountains biography and genealogy.
-
Tradition, Legitimation und Repräsentation: isländische
Genealogien im Hochmittelalter
Icelandic genealogies in the High Middle Ages.
-
Trespassers in time: genealogists and microhistorians
This dissertation reviews various types of
historical research methodologies
toward learning if any particular one is most suited to enhance
the work
of the genealogist. The philosophy and method of microhistory
appear to be most in
agreement with those of genealogy.
- You Told
Me – work stories and video essays / verkberättelser och videoessäer
A work story is a written or oral narrative about
the forming of materials,
immaterial units, situations, relations, and social practices that
constitutes,
or leads to, an artwork.
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Visualitzador geogràfic d'informació d'avantpassats
Genealogy - Computer programs; display geographic
information from ancestors.
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Xi er ke ji he gen sheng ming xu shi zhong de zi wo shu shuo =
Telling the Self in Leslie Marmon Silko's and
Linda Hogan's Life Narratives
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 2009
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A genealogical history of the Langford and Cain families
Biographical information about her parents
in Laurens, S.C.,
and birth and death dates and other information about her Cain
and Langford
family ancestors from the 18th and 19th centuries.
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A little more than kin:
regional affiliation and group identity among
Aboriginal migrants in Melbourne
Numbers and distribution of Aborigines in Victoria; age and sex structure;
history of Government policy and administration; social change, genealogies,
migration, detailed histories of reserves and stations; education, welfare;
marriage according to old
laws; native ideas on mixed marriages.
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Algoritmos de inferencia:
una aplicación a la búsqueda de patrones
ancestrales
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Amische Mennoniten in Bayern von der Einwanderung ab 1802/03
bis zur Auflösung der amischen Gemeinden Ende
des 19. und Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts
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Anpassning, förhandling, motstaand : kvinnliga aktörer i
släkten Fleming 1470-1620
Through trial documents, private
letters,
financial documents, and a variety of other sources.
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At My Mother's
Table:
Migration, (Re)production and Return Between
Hadchit, North Lebanon and Sydney
Through an examination of the construction of homeliness amongst an immigrant
community of 500 households from the village of
Hadchit, North Lebanon, who reside
in Western Sydney, Australia it will be shown how
their strategies of home-building
depend upon the capacity to imagine themselves as
being united by kinship.
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Bastardy,
marriage and discourse: Familiar informality in Barranquilla, 1880--1930
Research was made of family records from
parishes, city and national archives,
and sociological analysis on Colombia Caribbean
coast.
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Bill Barrows
Oral Histories and the Portland Brownstone
Quarries.
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Biologische Abstammung als Maßstab rechtlicher
Zuordnung?:
eine rechtsvergleichende Betrachtung des
Abstammungsrechts
in Deutschland und der Schweiz
Against the backdrop
of modern techniques of medically assisted reproduction,
the right lineage is facing new challenges.
Comprehensive
view
of the ancestral rights in Germany and Switzerland.
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Blueprints : a brief family history
Hoff family; Kirch family.
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Buddhist revival in Mongolia
and the genealogical concerns of the state,
family, and individual
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Caring for Orphans in the Pilgrim Wesleyan Church of Zambia
The Central Statistical Office (CSO) estimates
that 1,147,614 children
had lost one or both parents in Zambia, my beloved homeland, by 2004.
The
figure was expected to rise to 1,302,307 by the end of 2008.
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Codex
Zouche-Nuttall pages 1-41 : narrative structure, contents, and chronologies
Concise examination of the complete obverse
manuscript (document 1)
of the pre-Hispanic pictogram screen-fold painted by the Mixtec
Indians of Oaxaca.
[Mixtec
writing include biographies of rulers and other influential figures,
records of
elite family trees, mythologies, and accounts of ceremonies.]
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Conception d'algorithmes probabilistes pour l'estimation
des génotypes d'un corpus de généalogie par
chaînes de Markov
Indeed, the laws of transmission
of genes are such that it is rarely
possible to obtain a genotype for some ancestor, at best it is possible
to
obtain an estimate of the probability law of ancestral genotypes.
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Creating oral histories: from the lower palatinate to Virginia -
a family history
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Der Rittersitz zu Dettelsau im hohen und späten
Mittelalter.
Studien zu Besitz und Genealogie im fränkischen
Niederadel
Collected
all pieces of relevant historic evidence for the clan von Vestenberg /
von Haslach residing here and put together an outline of this clan’s
genealogy;
from the middle of the 14th century the Vestenberg clan was replaced
by the family of Seckendorff-Nold as barons of Dettelsau; since 1518
the knight’s fief was owned by Sebastian von Eyb,
whose descendants still are owner and live on the property.
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Die Sanjïra des Togolok Moldo (1860-1942)
Kyrgyz -- Genealogy.
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Die "von Oppenkowskis":
eine ermländische Adelsfamilie auf ihrem Weg zur
eigenen Identität
The
"von Oppen
Kowski" noble family.
- Early
Greek kinship
Early Greek genealogies are usually linear and
descendent-focused
or tendrilled and ancestor-focused, and include sections of story-telling
that are an
integral part of the descent information.
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Enterprising family:
a history of the Williams family of Goldworth Farm, Villa
Rica, Georgia
Documents and interprets the historical John
Worth and Caldonia Williams Farm.
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Ephemeral Material: Developing a Critical Archival Practice
Considers how archives function, and what they
mean, beyond their role
as repositories for historic records; others – particularly those
invested
in genetic genealogical research –call upon them in order
to make claims about
origin and identity.
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Estudi d'us d'eines de Genealogia
Genealogy -- Computer programs -- Evaluation.
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Fragmentation and restoration:
generational legacies of 21st century Māori
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French Families,
Paper Facts: Genetics, Writing, and Intimate Histories.
Catholic Church mandated personal data
record-taking during the
Counter-Reformation
and, as a result, historically Catholic European countries and
their numerous African,
Asian, and American colonies have some of the most comprehensive catalogues
of
historic birth and marriage information in the world.
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From cultural traditions to national trends:
the transition of domestic Mormon architecture in
Cache Valley, Utah, 1860--1915
The first permanent settlement in Cache Valley,
Wellsville, provides a particularly
lucrative opportunity to discover a great deal about the founding
pioneers who
established it due to the city's time and place within the context of Mormon
colonization, the
plethora of original domiciles that remain standing, and
the wealth of genealogical documents that still
exist in the community
shedding light on the lives and skills of the community's original craftsmen.
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Genealogical pursuit and relationship with family functioning
The nature of genealogists, and how doing
genealogy may affect family relationships;
family “secrets”, how they affect the genealogical search,
and how
their uncovering might affect family members.
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Genealogical Research, Ancestry.com, and Archives
Survey participants continue to visit archival
repositories to receive help
from staff and to access original records and records not available
online.
Thus, while Ancestry.com has made genealogical research easier, it has
not replaced the need to
visit archives for the participants in the survey.
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Généalogies et histoire de Tahiti et des îles de
la Société:
de prestigieuses lignées d'arii [published 2013]
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Genealogy and Generativity in Older Adults
(pdf)
A Social Work 298 Special Project Presented to
the Faculty
of the College of Social Work San José State University
In Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Social Work
The purpose of my quantitative and qualitative
study was to investigate
the correlation between older adult participation in genealogy
and Erikson’s theory
of generativity. Specifically, do age and gender of genealogists,
and length
of involvement in genealogy and controlling for marital status, number of
children,
and race/ethnicity, predict levels of generativity. This research identified
the
cognitive, psychological and social benefits of genealogy for those
who participate. I not
only identified an opportunity for further research,
but my findings illustrate the usefulness of
genealogy as a tool for working
with the increasing population of older adults, as well as other
marginalized
and disenfranchised groups. Specifically, my study’s findings provides the field
of social
work with a psychosocial framework by which to design and implement
programs for older adults and other
marginalized disenfranchised that integrate
genealogy either at an individual or group level.
Legacy, closely related to
immortality, is leaving something to remind the next generation of the
individual
and their life. To have lived a life that matters, and to leave an object such as
a written family
history to the next generation, is related to the generative
benefit of promoting the psychosocial well-being
of society and of the individual.
The desire to be remembered by future generations is a powerful
draw for
individuals to participate in genealogy. Though literature exists exploring
reasons why
individuals participate in genealogy, little research has specifically
analyzed why older adults pursue
genealogy, and only Drake’s “Successful aging:
Investment in genealogy as a function of
generativity, mobility and sense of place”
(2001)
examined
the association between genealogy and generativity.
This research reduces the gap in current literature between studies that
examined why individuals
participate in genealogy (Bishop, 2008; Fulkerson, 1995;
Fulton, 2005; Greenberg, 1982; Lambert, 1996,
2002, 2003, 2006; Taylor, 1982)
and the more specific question of the relationship between genealogy
and generativity in older adults. As well as reducing the gap in current literature,
my research is important for
its potential to expand society’s cultural knowledge
through the promotion of genealogical activities that
promote a transcultural
perspective. Miller (2007) found that utilizing family history and family history
research enabled low-income, first generation undergraduate students to
“build a sense of their
socio-historical family history” (p. 39), which expanded
their teacher’s knowledge and insight of what their students
bring to the classroom.
Thus, expanding our cultural knowledge will allow for a greater level
of postionality through increased cultural competency.
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I'm not Dominican, I don't speak Spanish:
an ethnographic study of my Dominican bloodline
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Kinship and belonging in the 'land of strangers':
an ethnography of Caithness, North Scotland.
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Ko Te Papa kōrero mō Te Aupōuri =
Three generations walking through the whenua
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La descendencia de Huayna Cápac
Offspring
of Inca Quito, whose family ties originated a civil war that divided the empire,
thus preventing joint action and survival at the
time of the Spanish Conquest.
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La Lettre de Julius Africanus à Aristide sur la généalogie du
Christ:
analyse de la tradition textuelle, édition
enrichie d'un fragment inédit,
traduction et étude critique
The main focus of the investigation is on the letter to Aristides
on Christ's
genealogy (Mt 1:1-17; Lk 3:23-38).
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La Maison de Smolensk:
recherches sur une dynastie de princes du
Moyen Age russe (1125-1404)
Princely house of Smolensk forms a dynasty, whose
members shared
a common genealogical origin (they stem from Prince Vladimir Monomakh
and his
son Mstislav the Great) and a territorial implantation in Smolensk,
a city today located in Western
Russia. On the basis of all the available sources,
I attempted to build a prosopography of all the princes,
followed by a study
of the family traditions (onomastics and local cults), of their implantation
in Smolensk
and their others areas of action; dynasty's political history.
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La relation aux défunts chez les Vietnamiens de France:
réinterprétation du Culte des ancêtres dans le
bouddhisme populaire
By assuming responsibility for the issue of death -that is a fundamental feature
of Vietnamese culture- the Buddhistic institution gives to families an
opportunity
for ensuring cultural continuity. Since in France family genealogy is partially
depreciated, people
strongly feel a need for other symbolic resources which
would allow them to transmit their cultural
heritage, and it seems that the Buddhistic
institution is able to play that role. The pagoda provides family
members with a place
to join together and to honor their deceased, which reinforces their sense of
identity
and brings them an eschatological security.
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Learning that I belong:
Establishing a link between Midwestern Chicanos
and Mesoamerican communities
[published 2011]
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Les Makina du Gabon: une anthropologie des rythmes de la
transformation ethnique
Study of the historical, linguistic and
anthropological transformations of the Makina,
an ethnic group of Northern and Eastern Gabon.
These transformations are referred
to the change, during the last century, of the
original ethnonym as well as that of the
language, of matrimonial rules, and finally of
clan and person naming.
81 genealogical diagrams and over 747 individual
data collected on fieldwork.
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Les réseaux culturels de la reine Marie
Leszczyńska à la cour de Versailles.
La vie musicale de la reine
The first part concerns the genealogy of the
Leszczyński house
and the cultural traditions of the family passed down from
generation to
generation from the 16th to the 18th century.
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Les sources relatives à la seigneurie de Béthune, du XIe siècle à l'entrée
dans le comté de Flandre: structuration et exploitation informatiques
The XML meta-language was the ideal solution for
formatting a corpus
and its future transformations thanks to the principle of interoperability,
while respecting the semantics of the elements from the XML and XHTML
for the organization and publication of
texts on the web, as well as various
media. Historically, starting from the Genealogical History of the
House
of Bethune Andre Duchesne, published in 1639, as well as a strong base
prosopographical a little more
than 3000 individuals and a corpus
of about 500 acts, it was to clarify the relationship that existed
between
the lord and his entourage, that is to say to analyze
the life of the manor from two angles: one
internal and one external.
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Māori Land Court 1960-1980:
an autoethnographic and social commentary
-
Métis women
: social structure, urbanization and political activism, 1850-1980
Female kinship relationships were central in
structuring
and determining the bounds of this Métis community.
-
Mitochondrial DNA origins and affinities of the Kanak of New Caledonia
Mitochondrial DNA is maternally inherited.
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Modelització de fonts documentals d'interès genealògic
Modelling of documentary sources of genealogical
interest.
-
No, says Grandma
Jones family; Hutzel family; pioneer Cottle
County, Texas.
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Palestinian-Levantine dialect diaspora:
exploring its role in maintaining Palestinian
cultural heritage & identity
From the historical and cultural record of
Palestine, language is the most
crucial bearer of identity and group cohesion; deeply associated with place,
family,
history, heritage, and pride in self and in community.
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Precarious Eden: a return to the Mississippi Delta
Plumb the intersections between racial and
environmental issues
while illuminating the author's family history in the Delta
and his return to it
after absence of several years.
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Puritans and princesses:
examining leadership through genealogy
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Putting it on the line: an artist's exploration of family
Stories of my parents' formative years allowed me
to better
understand how they shaped and nurtured my interests in
adulthood.
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Recordando los Binnigula'sa' -multiple voices in the Lienzo de Guevea y Petapa
Although stone sculptures reveal that our people
were among the first groups
in Mesoamerica to utilize script, few examples of writing by
“our ancestors,
the binnigula’sa’” survive. One exception is the cartographic history
known as the Lienzo de Guevea and Petapa, painted in 1540
in response to a Spanish order
for land documentation.
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Recueil des actes des vicomtes de Limoges : Xe-XIVe siècle
Medieval familial practices in the lands between
the Limousin and Perigord regions of Aquitaine.
-
Remembrance and reform:
a multi-generational saga of a Euro-American-Indian
family, 1739-1924
Historical narrative of Indian / white relations through the histories
of the Huebner and Gibson families.
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Sand in your shoes: looking at the attachment to Coney Island
through
my own family history, past, present & future
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Say It loud, I'm black and I'm proud: Black power and black nationalist
ideology in the
formation of the black genealogy movement, 1965-1985
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Second Street: Life as a South Boston Massachusetts Working Class
Family
in the early Twentieth Century. [McSolla family
during the years 1910 - 1930]
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Sense of place:
Reconstructing community through archeology, oral
history, and GIS
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Sins of the mother: when the crazy just won't let go
After sitting around the kitchen table one night
at dinner and listening
to older relatives reminisce about the past, I wanted to compile
the family
stories and legends in story format for future generations.
- Such
Daughters and Such a Mother:
The Countess of Derby and her Three Daughters,
1560-1647.
Alice Spencer Stanley Egerton, the dowager countess of Derby (1559-1637),
and
her three daughters: Anne Stanley Brydges Touchet, Lady Chandos
and then dowager countess of
Castlehaven (1581-1647), Frances Stanley Egerton,
countess of Bridgewater (1583-1636), and
Elizabeth Stanley Hastings,
countess of Huntingdon (1587-1634).
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Telling absence: war widows, loss and memory.
Karelia evacuated twice in 1939-1944;
over
400,000 refugees permanently resettled elsewhere in Finland.
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The Development of a Family
History Collection Tool for use in a Pediatric Practice:
A Pilot Study
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The effects of the French and Indian War on Civilian Life
in the Frontier Counties of
Virginia, 1754-1763 [Google™
Books]
-
The
evolution of organizational identity claims and the role
of commemoration and history in a family-owned
business
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The Goddesses'
Shrine Family: The Munakata through the Kamakura Era
Drawing upon extensive primary source material,
presents an historical study
of the Kyushu shrine family known as the Munakata,
beginning in the fourth century
and ending with the onset of Japan's medieval age
in the fourteenth century.
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The Godfrey family and their estate 1730-1850
Includes genealogy tables; County Kerry, Ireland
land tenure.
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The last frontier: a family history
Habets family in Montana.
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The long shadow of the Bristish Empires:
colouredness in Zambia - an
autoethnographic history
Individual personal family history / stories;
framework
of historiographyand national / transnational histories.
- The most public
of all history:
family history and heritage albums in the transmission of
records
Family histories are demonstrated to be parts of
a new world in which
private archives influence the overall understanding of records
and public history.
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The Story behind the book:
William Mariner in Tonga 1806-1810
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Transatlantic ties and the Frank family:
examining a loyalist committee of correspondence
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Twenty Miles to Rome:
the Story of South Carolina's First Medal of
Honor Winner in World War II
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Une famille de l'aristocratie chevaleresque médiévale normande:
Les Brucourt (XIe-XIIe siècles)
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Visualizatioń arbres genealògics 3D
Genealogy 3D Display.
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"We are All Makers of History":
People and publics in the practice of
Pennsylvania-German family history, 1891--1966
Documents the development of the practice of
Pennsylvania German family history
as a form of history of the everyday lives of ordinary
people from 1891-1966,
how and in what regional, national, and international context these people
defined themselves and their family histories.
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Zion in the fields
Seventeen families who migrated from Germany to
Illinois
and Gage County, Nebraska between 1862 and 1881.
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 2008
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3D visualisation of complex hierarchical structures:
Computer graphics and genealogy--data processing.
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A creative investigation into family history
Manuscript.
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A Population Genetic Study of Middle Eastern Populations
Using DYS458 Microvariants and Cohen Modal
Haplotypes
Our samples can be divided into two primary groups: 320 samples come from Oman;
this region is important because of its geographical
proximity to Yemen which is
perceived as the historical area where the Arabs originated and 800 samples
came from Palestine, a central region in the Middle East that connects Asia
and Africa and was
a passageway between the two continents through history.
The samples collected from Oman
have genealogy charts that were provided
by the participants, while the samples from Gaza
lack the genealogy charts.
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A woman of contrasts:
a study of the paradoxical space occupied by the
Roman woman
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Aging in Japan: Importance of Social Integration
The current study examines the importance of
social integration
on the well-being of the Japanese elderly.
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Bridging the gap: my Dowling ancestors in colonial Launceston
Baptists in Northern Tasmania,
Australia.
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Communities of innovation: Cyborganic and the birth of networked
social media
Cyborganic, the subject of this study, was a
community whose members brought
Wired magazine online; launched Hotwired, the first ad-supported online
magazine;
set-up Web production for CNET; led the open source Apache project; and staffed
and started
dozens of other Internet firms and projects -- from Craig's List to
Organic Online -- during the first phase of
the Web's development as a popular
platform (1993-1999). Finally, my third objective is to ground celebratory
and
utopian discourses of new media genealogically, showing that
the social media heralded today as
"revolutionary" grew from earlier practices
of personal computing, multimedia, and telecommunity similarly hailed
as
revolutionary in their day. Rather than representing rupture with the
past,
the narrative of social revolution through
technologies is a cultural legacy
that has passed through generations, and one that draws on quintessentially
American
attitudes and practice.
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Convergence
My sculptural exploration of the genealogical
form reflects on various branching
systems found in the natural world. As the completion of these works has expanded
my
own sense of identity in realtion to those who have come before me, so I invite
viewers to reflect on the ties
that bind them to their ancestors.
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Das Diwang shiji des Huangfu Mi (215-282)
The Diwang shiji (Genealogical records of
emperors and kings)
of the Huangfu Mi (215-282), is a historical work transmitted by fragments.
It begins with the
world origin and ends with the Wei-domination (265).
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Die vroeë geslagte Grobbelaars van Cyferfontein,
distrik Bethulie, in die
Suidoos-Vrystaat, 1861-1939
Findings
shed light on the development of certain thinking of
many Africans
in the course the first decades of the twentieth
century.
-
Educating the daughters of the Virginia gentry:
the Carter,
Jefferson, and Randolph family women
Virginia social life and customs.
-
Embodying history: History, memory, and family genealogies
in contemporary Southern women's writing
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Estampes de l'ornement sous Louis XIV:
création, interpréatation & réception de
l'œuvre gravé [sic] de Paul Androuet de Cerceau
This dissertation is completed by appendices
(Tome III) which present research on
the Androuet du Cerceau family (Arbre
généalogique ; Biographies documentées)
and a vade-mecum devoted to the vocabulary of
ornament (Lexique ornemental).
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Every picture tells her story:
A scholarly oral history and the
historian's heuristic response
The rewarding experiences of the researcher and
narrator in this study,
and the relative accessibility of the methods they employed, imply that
arts-based
creative exercises that combine narrative, photographs, and artistic expression
may address
a need for self-defining creative outlets,
among women in caregiving relationships.
-
Explaining Multi-generation Family Business Success in the Gulf
States
To explore this topic thoroughly, this research
developed four case studies,
through personal interviews, public and private
records, and archival materials.
-
Family Matters: Domesticity and the Everyday Life
of Race, Class,
and National Belonging in Postwar Chicago
Adoption; Adoptive parents. [also published 2011]
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Family music and family bands in New Mexico music
I look at current genealogy practices as one
expression of the land-family-place ethos
to show the importance of having a well-established, traceable family in
New Mexico.
To Nuevomexicano genealogists, the past and present are seen as linked realities
where both
transgressions and successes of ancestors can directly reflect
on their descendents. This identification
across even distant generations
lends support to the centrality of family.
-
Family footprints:
tracing the past
in the present through curatorial autobiographical practice
My curatorial thesis illustrates how many
different narratives contribute to a national
narrative, and that there are many ways of interpreting and
understanding history.
-
Family webs: The impact of women's genealogy research on family communication
As women and genealogy are both
under-researched, this study works to illuminate
the experiences of women genealogists, to understand the impact
of genealogical
data upon family communication, and to explore family genealogy as a site
of
feminist resistance to the socio-political marginalization of women.
-
From Adam to Judah:
The Significance of the Family Tree in Genesis (pdf)
-
Genealogical
Family History in Aotearoa-New Zealand:
From Community of Practice to Transdisciplinary
Academic Discourse?
-
Genealogies of Al-Andalus:
Music and Patrimony in the Modern Maghreb
-
Genealogy and Identity: The genealogical evidence for the
appropriation
of early East Greek mythology by the mainland
Greek city-states in the Archaic period
The genealogical approach gives chronological precedence to patterns first
manifest
in the Homeric poems, which by comparison with later mythic data
delineate
the outline of a genealogical template that initially emerged in Aiolic East Greece.
What
follows, therefore, is a blow-by-blow account of the most pivotal evidence
to this effect on the mythical and the
historical side, reinforced in conclusion
with a case study of a single major genealogical line that was
largely preserved
in its original form, as verified by its coverage in the Homeric poems
and in surviving
texts by seven later Greek authors.
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Governing
bodies: a Maori healing tradition in a bicultural state
A fundamental principle of Te Oo Mai Reia
was that for the practitioners to harness
the power of the various forces that sustained
life they had to be in touch with their
whakapapa [genealogy] for it was through their
ancestors that they could commune
with the Ultimate Deity, Io, the source of the
most potent of all forces of life.
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Guerre en Tchétchénie, exil et diaspora:
étude des structurations communautaires
tchétchènes à l'étranger entre 1997 et 2007
The concept of diaspora, which contains the idea
of an individual transformation
of the migrant, is understood as a community
building project in a transnational
perspective, undertook by a group of people who
have fled their country of origin
and who choose abroad to resuscitate their
ethno-national roots. [also published 2013]
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History of Sand Coulee, Montana 1880 through 1900
The biggest repository of Sand Coulee history is
a small history written
by Ruby Giannini titled "A History of Sand Coulee" and a book titled
"The
Gulch Area History" written by a committee of area residents.
"The Gulch Area History"
is a genealogy of the area. These two books
are the only ones specifically written about Sand
Coulee and neither
includes documentation. This thesis is heavily documented so that those
who disagree with this history or its conclusions will be able to compare sources.
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How the use of memoirs and autobiographies
impacts the
self-efficacy of secondary Hispanic girls
The research question addressed in the project
is, in what ways would the use of
memoirs and autobiographies impact the self-efficacy of
secondary Hispanic girls?
It developed from a desire to make stronger connections with female
Hispanic
students. The literature review showed an importance of providing positive role
models, using stories that are self-enhancing in which the student is able to see
herself, and
creating an environment where the student feels valued, safe and heard.
The study consisted
of secondary Hispanic girls who met weekly in an after school
book club. Each girl created
an individual book of her family history, hopes,
and dreams. Connecting with students and the use of
multicultural materials
showed a positive outcome. The project demonstrated an increase
of
self-efficacy in the Hispanic girls.
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Im Schatten der Landgrafen:
Studien zur adeligen Herrschaftsbildung im
spätmittelalterlichen Thüringen
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Inhabitating Isla
Nena, 1514-2003:
Island Narrations, Imperial Dramas and Vieques,
Puerto Rico.
-
Invention and convention:
a genealogical approach to Massachusetts
onomastics
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Kānkhanān nāmsakun: [Naming
Surname: (Thai people) - pdf]
konkai khǭng rat nai kānsāng samnưk chāt
niyom læ ʻattalak khwāmpen chāi
[State Mechanism in Constructing Nationalist
Consciousness and Male Identity (pdf)]
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Karrierek,
konfliktusok, mindennapok Egy nagykun família élete (1745–1867)
Careers, Conflicts, Everydays. The Life Of
A Family From Great-Cumania (1745—1867)
The fortunately survived private letters,
debentures, testaments, sales contracts and
letters of appointment reveal valuable
informations on the interior life of the family.
-
Keeper of the Gate
Story of five generations of women who are
westerners from Idaho.
-
La concurrence entre les lignées familiales dans la transmission
du rapport au territoire
This study, placed in the "val de Mouthe" (Doubs, France), a region that
stretches along
the French-Swiss border and the Jura mountains, describes the
process that carries out
certain agents to migrate and others to stay in the district or close to the location
where part or most of their four forefathers lived.
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Le contrat de révélation de succession
In this respect, the risk for the heir appears to be paying a higher price
for
the performance of the probate genealogist's dues than its objective
worth,
even though he will not the whole be impoverished by the transaction.
Thus defined, heir hunter contracts can only fall under the ordinary law of contracts
and must not be subject
to the judge's discretion to reduce fee awards.
- Le
livre de Raison d'Honoré de Quiqueran de Beaujeu
Initially a simple ledger in which the authors have
gradually added information
about the lives of their families, it plays a role in the
construction and preservation
of family memory, in the defense of a certain social status,
and therefore
intended to be shown and transmitted.
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Max Liebermann's Jewish heritage
His Jewish family background, in
traditions rooted in Sittlichkeit and Bildung.
-
Où sont les femmes?: prosopographie des femmes des familles princières et
ducales
en Italie méridionale depuis la chute du royaume lombard
(774)
jusqu'à l'installation des Normands (env. 1100)
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Our story:
A collection of stories told by the sons and daughter
of Alonzo Durward Clark and Wilma Emma Lydia
Gibson Clark
-
Página web de la "Societat Catalana de Genealogia,
Heràldica, Sigil.lografia, Vexil.logia i Nobiliària"
Entrada:
Pagina Principal de la Societat Catalana
de Genealogia
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Para no morir de hambre ni de vergüenza:
probanzas de
descendientes de Incas en el siglo XVI
Peru - Genealogy - History -
Period Inca.
-
Parents, children and their families:
living arrangements of old people in the XIX
century, Sundsvall region, Sweden
-
Patriarchies in practice:
women, family, and power in late medieval and early
modern Italy
Examining the relationships of women and
men in the Spinelli family.
-
Primary Care Providers Believe Patient-Generated Family History
Will Increase Ability to
Assess Patient Risk
-
Programari creador i consultor de genealogia
familiar
Project
will focus on the design of a software consultant
and creator of family
genealogy.
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Questions évangéliques
By Eusebius of Caesarea; first part deals with the genealogy of Jesus and his
birth;
the second, resurrection.
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Self, Community, and State:
A Family History in Indonesia, 1880-1945
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Shooting hummingbirds in the mimosa tree: stories from one
perfectly normal family
Contains a collection of stories concerning four
generations of one family
in contemporary North Carolina. The stories focus on different MacKay
family members and their attempts to understand human relationships
through the objects they possess, inherit, and
discard.
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Si Dios quiere--
Photography is used as a way of mapping a family
character; by using
her own Argentine-American heritage as a subject for the photographs.
The work as a whole acts as a new chapter in a continuing family album.
It deals with the mapping of
genealogy as compared to the mapping of a place.
-
Socio-cultural development and identity formation
of Metis communities in northwestern
Saskatchewan, 1776-1907
-
Sons and Descendants: A Social History of Kin Groups and Family
Names
in the Early Neo-Babylonian Period, 747-626 B.C.
[published
2008 /
2010 /
2011]
-
Tahosa Territory---a Colorado Front Range family: Contextual essay to accompany
"Tahosa Territory a
Colorado Historical Film Documentary". This project highlights
the use of family history
in telling the story of Colorado settlement and development
over the past 150 years. the
basic social unit of humanity is family. Families shape
settlement patterns, control
community hierarchies and development, and leave
their distinctive imprint on that place
they call home. It offers a model for future
studies of regional development from
the perspective of the family.
-
Telling a Family:
Family Storytelling, Family Identity, and
Cultural Membership
-
Thalhimers
Department Store: Story, History, and Theory
Introduces the intertwining narratives
of the
author's paternal family and the store's history.
-
The Alumni of the Scots Colleges Abroad, 1575-1799
This dissertation will attempt to identify those
students who through their contributions
to cultural life of Scotland and elsewhere
deserve greater academic attention.
-
The cross-Channel estates of the Montgomery-Bellême family c[irca] 1050-1112
Includes social life and customs in Great Britain
and France.
-
The effects of family history projects
Manuscript.
- The
Gazetteer for Scotland and Historical Geographies:
Tying Historical Information to the Geography of
Scotland
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The genealogy of knowledge: the Godefroy Family,
erudition, and legal-historical
service to the state
Republic of Letters was not merely a horizontal network across Europe
among
colleagues of an era. It was also a vertical network descending
through
the generations, as fathers trained their sons and gave to them
their papers, projects, and patrons.
Humanism promoted the ideal of
the patriarchal scholarly family, while the scholarly family ensured
the survival
of humanist methods across the generations. Dissertation
covers the Godefroy family workings from the
1580s to the 1720s,
surveying both the social history of the early modern scholarly family
in general, its
methods of household production; the use of servants,
children, and an extended kinship network; and its
strategies for success
as a family and the particular research conducted within the family
from generation to
generation.
ProQuest Document View.
-
The importance of the adaptability of historical societies to
grow
from the amateur to the professional: an examination of four local historical societies
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The information seeking processes of genealogists
With regard to the resolution of problems,
participants were found to follow
two distinct information seeking processes. A six-stage model of
information
of seeking specific to genealogists is proposed. This model suggests that genealogists
deliberately approach their research armed with information problems using the two
processes uncovered in
this study. However, the process does not end at the library;
genealogy is an iterative process that
continues to new research and problems.
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The Irish did apply:
the exiles who took any work available and
built America from the ground up
Puts faces on some of these imported Americans,
drawing from the oral histories;
newcomers to Worcester, Massachusetts; author's ancestors,
her kin, and former Kerry (Ireland) neighbors.
-
The story of home
Kowalczyk family.
-
To keep our trading for our livelihood: the Derby family
of Salem, Massachusetts, and
their rise to power in the British Atlantic world
-
Webbaserad Släktträdsmodul: Med koppling till EmiWeb
A
network-based family tree would allow the users to connect to a database
and work in the same application without having
to wait for someone else to finish.
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 2007
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An interpretive plan for the David Sayre Store & House Museum
Historic house museums are in a state of crisis.
Old models of interpretation
struggle to meet the objectives and missions that guide these
institutions.
Many do not educate, do not entertain, and do not inspire. The David Sayre
Store
and House Museum chose to break away from the traditional approaches
to interpretation and use
its small house museum as a learning laboratory.
In order to create a framework that supports the
learning laboratory, a variety
of sources were drawn upon. Primary sources related to the Sayres and Milford
include town records, newspapers, genealogical records, and oral histories
recorded
by amateur historian Ezra Stevens. The Sayre Store was the focus
of a Masters Thesis done by Janna Rudler, of the Cooperstown Graduate Program,
which drew on the account books kept by David L.
Sayre. These primary sources,
along with a huge array of topical secondary sources, served as the
basis
for the new interpretation of the Sayre House.
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Analyse démogénétique de la
contribution des fondateurs
irlandais au peuplement du Québec et de ses
régions
This research aims to provide a first estimate of the contribution
of Irish
immigration to the genetic heritage of the population of Quebec
and
characterize the current immigration by period of arrival, religious
affiliation and geographic origin of
migrants.
To do this,
a corpus of 2,223
ascending genealogies of married individuals in Quebec
between 1945
and 1965 was used. In
most cases, genealogies back to the early 17th century,
with
an average depth of 9 generations.
Genealogical reconstructions have
identified 203 Irish
immigrants (114 men and 89 women) appearing in 465
ancestries, nearly 21% of the sample.
These immigrants, mostly Catholics,
from the four provinces of Ireland and settled in Quebec between 1670
and
1887 (68.5% immigrated during the 1815-1860 period).
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Aplotipi del cromosoma Y ed isonimia maschile:
studio genetico e genealogico in un paese della
Toscana (Buti, Pisa)
The
surnames and the Y chromosome have the same mode of transmission,
both can be
considered a haploid genetic systems of patrilineal
inheritance.
It is therefore
expected that individuals isonimi show the same haplotype
in the region of the
recombinant chromosome, unless mutations, illegitimacy,
polyphyletic origin of the last name or personal
errors, and that this haplotype
is descended from a common ancestor. These
characteristics have made the Y
chromosome and surnames highly informative tools with applications in forensic,
evolutionary, genetic and family history.
The village of Buti, a
small community
(about 5000 inhabitants) in the
province of Pisa with a high level of reproductive
isolation, there appeared to be suitable for a study in
which a reconstruction
of the genealogies was complemented by an analysis of the male Y chromosome
haplotypes.
Genetic analysis
proceeded in parallel with the work aimed
at the reconstruction of genealogies.
For this
purpose it was necessary
to obtain the archive of the population currently living and
consultation
of the parish archives (State of Souls, Book of Baptisms and Books of the Dead)
stored in the main church
of the country. Sample
of 70:
Tesi etd-03092007-225731
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Aspects of ancient Near Eastern chronology (c. 1600-700 BC)
Chronology of the Late Bronze and Early
Iron Age Near East.
-
Becoming Californio:
Archaeology of communities,
animals, and identity in colonial California
Through historical archaeology, this
dissertation traces the creation
and evolution of a Californio identity, c. 1776 to 1850. With specific attention
to
faunal remains and through the lens of a single family—the Peraltas—this
research explores the
complexities of social relationships and identity formation
between colonists and natives and rancheros and
laborers as they perform
the daily practices of foodways and ranching. Historical
archaeology
at El Presidio de San Francisco and Rancho San Antonio.
-
Buidatge de llibres d'interès genealògic
Genealogical books.
-
Carnival Canons:
Calendars, Genealogy, and the Search for Ritual
Cohesion in Medieval China
This dissertation examines attempts in medieval
China
(c. 190-960) to situate popular festival customs in history.
-
Cultural legitimacy in Surry County, Virginia:
the Edwards family of Chestnut Farms
-
De l'exil au retour
The constructions of their own identities by the
children of
the Chilean retornados are determined by their
family history.
-
Developing critical thinking and content retention through
experiential learning
This study measured growth in content retention
and critical thinking
through experiential learning. Sixty-five eighth grade students researched
their
family history. Results indicated an increase in content retention,
critical thinking, and
student excitement for learning.
- Die
ontwikkeling van 'n elektroniese genealogiese databasis
van burgerlike sterftes
tydens die Anglo-Boereoorlog 1899-1902
Study was to find
the exact number of civilian deaths during the Anglo-Boer War.
-
Early European settlement in Shoal Harbour
Tilley family; genealogy.
-
Ein Blick in eine koreanische "Lineage" " Ideologie und Praxis:
Lineage, Lineage-Organisation und lokale
"Lineage"-Häuser
Korean genealogy. kinship and families.
-
Exploring place through a family history:
the Glovers of Sale [Australia]
-
Family
Photographs, History, and Art Education:
A Web of Taiwanese Visual Cultural Signs
-
Genealogies of ancestral fault
From Homer to Proclus, the idea that delayed
divine punishment
can strike at descendants for the crimes of their forebears has continued
to play a central role in Greek culture. This is what I refer to as ancestral
fault in the
following study. The idea of ancestral fault was a cornerstone
of such fundamental Greek social
institutions as the oath and the curse,
for instance, and for centuries it remained a key element in
the cultural
memory and the ritual life of the polis. It played an important role in early
epic, lyric,
iambic, and elegiac poetry, in tragedy and historiography,
medical literature, Classical and Hellenistic
philosophy, writings of
the Second Sophistic, and Neoplatonic teaching. In large part
as
a consequence of
this abundance of material, ancestral fault has
exercised a deep fascination in the work of modern
classical scholarship.
Compare:
Doctrine and Covenants 98:39-48
What Does the
Bible Say About Sins Of The Father?
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Genèse des lignages méridionaux. / Tome 2,
Portraits de familles
Text recasts of: These PhD: History: Paris 4
1994: The aristocratic family Languedoc:
parent and heritage in the viscounts of Beziers
and Agde (900-1170).
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Heritage reclaimed heritage conservation projects in-post war
Salima
The case of Salima is an example of clashing
perceptions concerning
what aspects of heritage maintain cultural and social continuity with place.
The discussion poses the preservation of built heritage vis-a-vis "intangible"
forms of heritage (such as oral
tradition and genealogical relatedness).
The thesis demonstrates that conservation intervention needs to highlight
the relation of built heritage to the deeper intangible aspects or meanings
that it embodies in the
community's contemporary context.
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I mau ke ea o ka 'aina i ka pono: He puke mele lahui no ka Lahui
Hawai'i
One of the main themes of this project is to gain
a better understanding
of some of the most important and foundational beliefs of our ancestors
as they
were explained and conceived in Hawaiian so that today
we can continue to seek that which will
restore balance
and harmony to our lands and nation.
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Ideology, practicality, and fiscal necessity: the creation of the
Archives nationales
and the triage of feudal titles by the Agence
Temporaire des Titres, 1789-1801
Feudal titles to land, property, water, and
windmills were among the most
valuable and consistently sought after documents because they provided
revenue to the Revolution; the state could sell titles to land and property
that they acquired from the
various Old Regime deposits as Bien Nationaux,
thereby accruing a profit for the government. By
contrast, titles of nobility,
genealogy charts, and other records validating aristocratic privileges-referred
in
the collectively as purely feudal titles or titles to abolished feudal rights-were
among the most sought after
documents for annihilation because of the records'
association with an abhorrent feudal past.
The law of 7 messidor II originated
at the height of radical violence and bloodshed; feudal titles to nobility
and privilege fell victim to the National Convention because of the substantial
power these records
granted to the aristocracy in the feudal past-a past
that stood, by its nature, in opposition to the new
revolutionary state.
The public burning of feudal records at the hands of the public
and revolutionary
government served as an important and particularly
violent show of power-the destruction of records that
represented
the legal and symbolic power of the aristocracy came to signal
an end to the political, social,
and economic order of feudalism.
-
Ignatz Bruch, Alton's stone cutter: a new life carved in America
German Brugh and Guertler families.
-
Implicit Affinity Networks
Construction of IANs and evaluates it in
the context
of family history and online communities.
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La généalogie du sujet
The word genealogy denotes two lines of thought
in the history of philosophy,
the one beginning with Aristotle or Porphyry and the other with
Schopenhauer
or Nietzsche. The first line of thought takes its name from the fact that it
explains the
various meanings of Being by using a genealogical tree which
it places those meanings. But
the ontology becomes an egology beginning
with Descartes, the grafting of the Subject revolutionizing the
metaphysical
connection with science. However, the unity of that tradition continues today,
particularly with the phenomenology of Husserl. The second line of thought
is so named because it breaks
with the historical or dialectical explanation
of the origin of a fact and substitutes in its place a hidden
cause,
which is both concealed and revealed by language.
This has led to the invention of psychoanalysis.
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La naissance et l'origine
Before the image of the genealogical tree
became common in the West,
Latin language already compared the family to a tree. Lineage is
described
as a stirps (a stump, trunk or plant). Descendants are called "offspring"
(stirps, suboles, propago)
or "seed" (semen, satus). Family development
is described in vegetal terms: to layer (propagare), to prune
(recidere),
to graft (inserere). Adoption - the process of establishing a legal family unit
comprising
members who are not biologically related - is sometimes referred
to as grafting (insitio). Across
societies, human lineage is established by a system
not limited to biological breeding. Paradoxically,
vegetal images are used
to describe social units as elements of nature. Despite their common use,
these
metaphors convey a strongly ideological conception of lineage.
While early Roman texts show the
existence of a complementary maternal
filiation, the vegetal representation focuses primarily on patrilinear
descent
and corporate group. Individuals receive their identity from the group;
they also serve as
temporary representatives of the lineage to outsiders.
Vegetal metaphors establish a strict boundary between
legitimate
members of a lineage and those who are not included in it.
This border is extrapolated to society at large. The same metaphors
distinguish between members of the nobilitas who are endowed
with a stirps and those who are not. Therefore, the order observed
in nature is used as a model for legitimising social order.
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Les Prost: étude d'une dynastie de notaires dans
l'Ain
Study of a dynasty of notaries in the Ain.
-
Letters
from Carville: Narrating the unspoken story of the Landry family
Such was the narrative maintained by the family
of Joseph Terville Landry,
whose five adult children lived and died between 1919 and 1977
in the Carville,
Louisiana, hospital for the treatment of leprosy/
Hansen's disease. The family did not abandon these relatives,
but
through four generations no one spoke openly about them.
-
Lighthouses and white-houses:
an account of Tasmanian Aboriginal descent and
identity
-
Locating Scotland's Ordinary Folk, amon the lesser known sources
for social and
family history research c.1630-c.1790. [Staff
profiles | History]
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Marae: a whakapapa of the Maori marae
What makes the marae is the combination of
the people and the ritual
that is involved on a marae, the marae space and lastly, the physical
buildings.
The buildings, particularly carved houses, have additional meaning that they
lend to the thread
of the story. They themselves represent the whakapapa
of the marae, and specifically of the hapu (or
sub-tribe) who inhabit that marae.
They do this by direct representation, but also by analogy and by
spiritual means
that are little dealt with in most literature. Ancestors in Te Ao Maori are deemed
to exist
within the very fabric of the building and have a renewed or continuing
existence that is created in the
first instance by a melange of ritual and belief.
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Marriage and inheritance in fifteenth century England
Compare: Marriage in Fifteenth-Century England
Part I,
Primary Sources;
Part II, Secondary
Sources
-
Measured Silences:
19th Century Portrait Photography and the African
American Nanny
-
Merchants, Gentry, Farmers, and Brokers: archaeoloy of the complex identities
of the Tyng family of Dunstable,
Massachusetts, in the eighteenth century.
-
Parental divorce, psychological distress and academic achievement
of college students
Parental divorce is a stressful process that has
been associated with long-term
developmental implications for the children involved.
Results of this study
have implications for college counseling center personnel to obtain a thorough
family
history at intake and monitor changes in residential status.
-
Parenting in a foreign land: the lived experience of Taiwanese
immigrants with
disabled children in the United States
Details of daily life and family history of
the occupation
of parenting from a cross-cultural perspective.
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Patterns and motifs
in the Va: a Samoan concept of a space between
Meaning in my work will evoke the
interweaving connections of past and present
through oral history, genealogy, and fagogo¹
(story telling) memory and artist sentiment.
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Pedigree tool
Collecting the family history to find the
inheritance
of trait is the fundamental concept in human genetics.
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Portrait historique de la pratique de la généalogie et son
rôle comme vecteur de transmission de la
culture au Québec [pdf]
Historical overview of the practice of genealogy
and
its role as a vector of transmission of culture in Quebec.
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Pouvoir, parenté et société chez les Ye'kwana du Caura-Erebato,
au Venuezuela
From a regional perspective we have described the
main features of ye'kwana culture:
genealogic memory; passion for history and very high level of
community endogamy.
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Prosopography approaches and applications:
a
handbook
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Recognizing missing branches on the tree: a preliminary social analysis
of
historically-oppressed ethnic minorities in Nova Scotia through genealogy.
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Representing Remarriage on 19th and Early 20th
Century Burial
Monuments in Southwestern Ontario
Research combines gravestone analysis with the
use of archival sources
to identify examples of commemorated remarriage in the cemeteries.
Parish marriage records indicate that remarriage was a common practice,
however the commemoration
of remarriage is less frequent
than the commemoration of marriages generally.
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Searching for tūpuna:
Whakapapa researchers and public libraries
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Stemmata aurea: Constantin, Justine, Théodose:
revendications généalogiques et idéologie
impériale au IVe siècle ap. J.-C.
Genealogical claims and imperial ideology in the
fourth century AD.
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Sukupolvien ongelma:
Tutkielmia sukupolven käsitteestä,
sukupolvitietoisuudesta ja suurista ikäluokista
The thesis contributes to the discussion on the
social (as distinct from its genealogical)
meaning of the concept of generation, launched by Karl
Mannheim's classic
Das Problem der Generationen (1928), in which the central idea is that
a certain group of people is bonded together by a shared experience
and that this bonding can result in a distinct
self-consciousness.
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Syrische christenen over de Bijbel - de bijbel over Syrische
christenen:
interpretatie en herinterpretatie van
geslachtslijnen in het Oude Testament
Genealogies.
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Te ara tapu o ngā tūpuna
New Zealand -- genealogy.
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Te tīhoka me te karo:
struggles and transformation of Ngāti Hinemanu
of Ōmāhu
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Terrys of Cork:
1420-1644 merchant gentry
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The child and family history questionnaire:
obtaining meaningful information from families
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The construction of ethnoracial identity within situational
contexts:
Study of triracial family histories (African
American-Caucasian-American Indian)
The Ridleys of Media, Pennsylvania and the
Harveys of Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
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The Design of a Collaborative Family History Documentation and
Reminiscence Tool
Well-designed technology can be used to improve
the quality of life and possibly
even assist with the treatment of cognitive disabilities.
We present experiences
and insights into designing a family history and reminiscence tool for older
age
groups. Many reminiscence systems have been designed and evaluated, however
there is
currently no tool available that allows geographically distributed family
members to collaborate to
create a detailed, centralized, easily accessible family
history that can be used to assist reminiscence. By
engaging a group of seniors
in a participatory design process, we developed a website that allows a group
of
people to collectively author family history content and displays the resulting
information in a format
that is conducive to reminiscence activities.
An evaluation of the resulting software revealed that users
were able to
successfully use the website with minimal problems and they consistently
appreciated the
features defined by our participatory design group.
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The emigration of Adam Smith's Ploughman:
a case study of the intellectual culture of Scots
emigrants to Lower Canada 1760-1850
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The end of flying: a family history in verse
Poetry.
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The German element of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
Genealogy -- History.
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The history of this house
Collection of personal essays focusing on one
woman's attempt to explain
her profound need to preserve and understand
cultural and family history.
The house in the market: kinship, status, and memory
among Q'eqchi' market
women in San Juan Chamelco, Guatemala [Maya]
Since marketing is a family occupation in Chamelco, Q'eqchi' market women
achieve positions of stature through their houses' longstanding participation
in the marketplace. Many contemporary marketers trace their family market
histories back for
generations, relating that their mothers, grandmothers, or
great-grandmothers also sold in the market.
Chamelqueños view marketing
as the inheritance or gifts passed down to them by their most ancient
ancestors.
As a result, marketing becomes a vocation for many of Chamelco's women,
who state that they market
because they were "called by their ancestors" to do so.
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The primary source: issues in the usability of genealogical records
This thesis examines genealogists'
information needs and discusses
how librarians can accommodate them by providing access to essential
primary
sources as well as making those materials user-friendly.
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The Tu'i Kanokupolu Matai
establishment and why would
Tu'i Tonga Fuanunuiava have vied to become one?:
a genealogical analysis of post 1550 AD new
political hegemony in Tonga
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Un Gestor y visualizador de estructuras arbóreas
Tree structures.
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Verteilte Erfassung von genealogischen Daten
Germany.
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War, noblesse and identity in early modern Champagne:
A study of the Recherche de la noblesse de
Champagne (1673)
By chronicling the lives of individuals and
families whose claims
to noblesse were successful, the published genealogies and documentary
evidence provide insight into the public discourse on the nature of nobility
and noble identity in
Champagne. Multi-generational evidence of 507 families.
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Wege und Irrwege frühneuzeitlicher Historiographie: genealogisches Sammeln
zu einer Stammfolge der
Herzöge von Teck im 16. und 17. Jahrhundert
Genealogical collection to a standard sequence of the Duke of Teck,
in the 16th
and 17
Century. On examination of these works, the author
discovered previously unknown sources, which are edited in the present work,
and was able to develop a
new standard sequence of the house Teck.
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A historical
perspective and linguistic analysis of onomastic elements
with special reference to the Shangase clan.
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A niche heritage tourism product?
Investigating the potential for developing
genealogy tourism in Barbados
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A realm apart:
Egypt, time and affective citizenship among
members of the Mohamed Aly dynasty
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Adult-sister relationships:
the effect of childhood sibling experiences in the
context of the family realm
Results of the research indicated a strong sense
of support and association
between sisters in larger families with four or more siblings, a sense
of importance with their father's expectations of them, and memories
of their fathers' involvement in their lives
during childhood.
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An Investigation into the Information Needs of Family History
Researcher
The key factors influencing a family historian’s
decision of whether to use
an information source are its cost and the
reliability of the information it provides.
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Applicazioni forensi dei polimorfismi del DNA presenti sui cromosomi sessuali
[Tesi
etd-03062006-085908]
Using a sampling from a small town in Tuscany
is also possible to give an
estimate of the mutation rate average of 17 markers
of the Y chromosome,
reconstructing, through consultation of the parish archives,
genealogies of individuals isonimi to common
founder going back in time
until the beginning of 1500.
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Arqueología de Santa Eulalia de Bóveda /
Los señores de la tierra de Parga
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Broken images, shored fragments:
a family history [Holocaust]
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Capitanes a guerra, linajes de frontera estrategias de
dominación entre
las élites familiares en el oriente de San Luis,
1617-1823
Genealogy - Economic aspects - Mexico - San Luis Potosi - History -
Elites.
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Ces messieurs de Chinon: 1500-1914
Containing 40 genealogical tables, dated, very detailed showing the nested
family.
Garguesalle families of Bastarnay,
Lorraine, Le Breton, Dusoul, Bouthiller Razilly,
Lienard, Boureau du Plessis, Aubery, Le Brun,
Quirit, Torterue Aubert, Bouin,
Chesnon, Poirier, Millin-Grandmaison, Durfort de
Valory, Greban, David St. Hilaire,
Marce, Bonnard, Puysegur, du Vivier, of
Beauchaine, Courtin, Tiffeneau
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Chosŏn wangsil pongan sŏch'aek ŭi changhwang kwa pojon yŏn'gu:
"sŏnwŏn kyebo kiryak" kwa "kukcho pogam" ŭl
chungsim ŭro
Korea -- Kings and Rulers -- Genealogy -- North
Korean: The Royal Mausoleum Books.
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Contour Encoded Compression and Transmission
As the need for digital libraries, especially
genealogical libraries,
continues to rise, the need for efficient document image compression
is becoming more and more apparent.
-
Creating a older adult and novice oriented help manual
for the
Personal Ancestral File software
Data processing.
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Culture and power in the making of the descendents of Confucius,
1300-1800
Construction of Kong family identity by the
"Dukes for Fulfilling the Sage",
the titular heads of family recognized by successive imperial
states as the
recognized descendents of Confucius. This study examines the formation
of a large
network of estates in western Shandong under the administrative
control of the dukes and the
social implications of the rise of the canal trade
and the increasing integration of estate lands
into this market economy.
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Des berges du Rhin aux rives du Mississippi
New model appears which goes beyond the previous
categories,
"the individual who uses the past" as a means of re-establishing ties
between the two
continents and to transmit heritage to future generations.
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Die Edelherren von Ahaus:
ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des westfälischen Adels im
Mittelalter
Westphalian nobility in the Middle Ages. [published
2007]
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Die Ritteradligen von Hutten,
ihre soziale Stellung
in Kirche und Staat bis zum Ende des Alten Reiches
All the descendants, originating from the main
family-stock Stolzenberg
are recorded: the four lines Stolzenberg, Steckelberg, Gronau and Franconia
living within the boundaries of the area including the towns Fulda, Hanau,
Wuerzburg and Bamberg.
Accurate and detailed information has brought
about extensive genealogical tables for the
period of the family’s first
mentioning in 1274 until 1803. Hutten families (Franconian
noble family
of "von Hutten", originating from the Rhoen area) became part of the Bavarian
nobility. The thesis,
in the line of modern research, illustrates the significance
of the knights of Hutten within the texture of
other knightly families and society.
[published 2007]
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Domesticating time: family and memory in the German middle class,
1840-1939
After 1848, devotion to family had become an
indispensable attribute
of the ideal German personality, but by the twentieth-century German
nationalism
was defined by biology. For that reason genealogy became
a means to achieve national health, and
the discourses surrounding it at the turn
of the century would be repeated in the National
Socialist regime of the 1930s.
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Džerela z genealogii selân podil'skoi gubernii:
stan zberežennâ, informativne napovnennâ,
klasifikaciâ (1793 - 1917 rr.)
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Echoes From Henderson Hall:
The History of One Pioneer Family Settling in the
Ohio Valley
- El proceso de
señorialización de la extremadura castellana (siglos XII a XVIII)
Province
of Guadalajara (Atienza, Sigüenza, Medinaceli and Molina de Aragón)
from the
twelfth to the eighteenth century; grouped by families,
comprehensive genealogical tables.
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Eina de suport a
la genealogia
Tool support for genealogy.
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Étude comparative des
caractéristiques généalogiques et génétiques
de quatre populations fondatrices de la Gaspésie
Research is to establish the
characteristics of the gene pools of four descendants
of founder populations of the Gaspé Peninsula (Acadians, French
Canadians,
and Anglo-Norman and British Loyalists) from genealogical analyzes
and molecular analyzes of
polymorphisms neutral mitochondrial DNA.
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Extending Mendelian Models That Predict if One
has a Disease-Causing Mutation Based on Family
History of Disease
Clinicians need to estimate the probability
that a person carries
a mutation given family history of disease; if this probability is
high enough,
the clinician may offer genetic testing to the person.
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Family history in England, c. 1945-2006:
culture, identity and (im)mortality
[also published 2007]
This thesis provides the first cultural
history of the family history 'phenomenon'
of the late twentieth century. Rather than conceptualising such pursuits solely
as popular interest in the past, however, it examines family history and
genealogy
on their own terms--both tracing their growth, extent and nature,
and their
diversity and cultural work.
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Family Portraits: A Genealogist's Journey
Genealogical literature.
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Finding our place in the past: genealogy and ethnicity in Islam
This study contributes to studies of conversion to Islam by reflecting
on one
strategy, genealogical representation, for presenting Islam as
a
universal faith to non-Arab Muslims. Specifically, it considers how
classical Muslim scholars promoted early
Persians' assimilation into
Islam by depicting them as descendants of Muslim prophets, such as
Noah or
Isaac. The study investigates genealogies in works of adab
(belles-lettres) and universal history
that were written amidst the
conversion of Iran in the ninth and tenth centuries CE. They reveal
Persian
and Arab scholars' efforts to show the antiquity of Persians'
connections to the true monotheism (islam) God
revealed to prophets
before Muhammad, and thus, that Islam was a religion as Persian
as it was
Arab in origin; to rework indigenous Persian genealogies
so as to give Persian figures new
genealogies and roles in salvation history.
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Footprints: exploring the steps taken by those before us :
portraits in movement
Documents the experiences of dance students in a
New York public high school.
Students were asked to create portraits in
movement exploring their own personal
family history. Students had to select one family member over 55
years of age,
interview them and choose one of the stories to create their portrait in
movement.
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Genealogie, Familienstruktur und wirtschaftliche Verhältnisse der Juden
im nördlichen Jülicher Land im 19. Jahrhundert
[published 2007]
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How public librarians are developing competencies
in local
history and genealogy librarianship
Core competencies.
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Improving record linkage through pedigrees
Record linkage, in a genealogical context, is the
process of identifying
individuals from multiple sources which refer to
the same real-world entity.
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In search of personal heritage:
genealogy tourism within New Zealand
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"Inkaba yakho iphi?" (where is your navel?):
birthplaces, ancestors and ancestral spirits in
South African literature
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La communaute juive de Nabeul (Tunisie) par la genealogie
Genealogical
reconstitution since the early 18th century until the second
half of the 20th
century; synthesis of previous research, publications and
documentation archives, genealogical data with and oral testimonies
accumulated over twenty
years. The last chapter presents families
and a study of onomastics their names and nicknames, and a
series
of genealogical lists each name.
This reconstruction is thus revive
a community that no longer exists.
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La quête de parenté
Practices and issues of genealogy in Ireland. [Table
of Contents]
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Le Religieux dans la ville du premier vingtième
siècle
Examines a period from 1900 to 1920. Part
biography, part family history
and part analysis of a network of socially-minded Catholics in Lyon,
the text develops the logic behind each itinerary.
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Les représentations de l'hérédité en situation
interculturelle à l'Île de La Réunion
In Reunion Island, the sharply contrasting
origins of the population
(Africa, Madagascar, Comoros, Europe, India, China) through a process
of admixture,
generated a very diversified phenotypic panel within most
families. We will show how, in Reunion, the heredity
representations
bring a better understanding of the structure of kinship.
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Life on Marr's;
Historical Archaeology on Marr's Island, Georgetown, Maine
Historical evidence from land
transactions, genealogy and census records
combines with archaeological evidence of the Marr family's occupation
of the
island to create an historical interpretation.
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Looking down the rabbit hole for our ancestral roots: a phenomonological study
of finding our soul
through family and archetypal relationships
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Loyalism, patronage and enterprise:
the Servos family in British North America,
1726-1942
The Servos family came to America from the
German Palatinate in 1726,
and ultimately settled on New York's frontier. During the
revolution,
the family's loyalist sympathies led to the family head being killed
by patriot forces and to the sons
then joining the British military.
After the war ended, the family tried first to re-establish their
lives in the newly formed United States, but eventually joined
the loyalist migration to Upper Canada.
This study covers six
generations of the family from their migration to America
until the last
family member died in Niagara in 1942.
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Maps, metaphor and
memory:
a personal investigation through image manipulation and textile
embellishment
The artist-researcher introduces the work of
influential artists in Australia, Canadian,
and other overseas artists who also work in the field of textile design with
personal
and family history themes. However, specifically the exegesis,
positions the artist-researcher's
Creative Arts Project and major exhibition.
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No wai koe?:
whakapapa, records and the role of iwi runanga in
defining Maori identity
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O âEstranhoâ e o âPrimoâ:
casamentos consangÃÃneos no sertÃo do Vale do
Piancà â PB
Endogamy based on marriage among kinfolk as a
preferential option;
using the history, the historic demography and genealogy,
documents and notarized
registers as well as parochial registers.
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One family surname in its thousand-year journey to the present
Baber family.
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Parenté, propriété agricole et autorité locale: formes et relations
de pouvoir dans un "village
littéraire" du delta du nord vietnam Làng tiên sĩ Mọ Trạch
Famous old town center of literary Delta North Vietnam, currently consists of
more
than 80% of the population claiming according to the contents of
genealogical
books in print, belong to the same kinship group: the "line of saw [surname]
of Mo Trach."
After
identifying the forms of farm ownership and authority
of the village of scholars type, cross main
repositories villagers of these three
local government areas: lineages, landowners and representatives of
authority.
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Re-picturing
my life / Tissue
Autobiography is a slippery genre, if,
indeed, it is a genre.
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So many apples: childhood memories of Harvey and Mary
Family -- History -- Storytelling. [published
2002]
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Textual Portability and Its Uses in England, Ca. 1250--1330
Focusing on brief narratives that recount
idealized lineages of kings of the English,
my dissertation argues that these neglected texts
exemplify a change in how writing
the past was conceived during the later
thirteenth century. They operate in contrast
to their lengthy twelfth-century predecessors,
which established a canonical sense of
the past through the weight of their overlapping
content. Though such texts arose
from writers' competitive desires to produce
complete, nuanced accounts of the
English past, later writers received the texts' shared
concerns as consensus,
replacing the question of relative veracity amongst narratives
with an
intentional conflation of lineage and succession.
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"That's all we knew": the Vigil family history of the Southwest,
1807 to 1970
Ute Indians -- Mixed descent.
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The association of family history knowledge and cultural change
with persistence
among undergraduate low-income, first-generation
college students
[pre-collegeprogram.pdf]
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The foothills of the Matterhorn: familial
antecedents of J. Gresham Machen
Gresham and Machen families.
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The marginalization of revolutionary sisters : the betrayal of Fanny and Anna
Parnell
Irish people were evicted from their land and left
to starve in the ditches and
fields in Ireland; Irish famine.
Compare and contrast:
Charles
Stuart Parnell, Irish Land League, Evictions in Ireland
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The survival of family artisans in the face of capitalist
modernity:
an oral history of two Mexican lineages
Looking at the memories of two artisan lineages
from Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico
of four generations each---1880-1910, 1910-1940,
1940-1970 and 1970-2000---that in turn
also allowed me to answer how the trade was
successfully passed down over 120 years.
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These are the generations: identity, promise and the toledot
formula
Continuum International
Publishing Group, Limited [published
2011]
Next, we find that genealogies function differently depending on their form.
Linear genealogies move the story from one main
character to another,
while segmented genealogies function to preserve
secondary family lines.
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Through My
Grandmother's Eyes: A Blended History
Emotional journey I experienced during a
trip to Berlin, Germany.
Her mother, an ambassador's daughter, was from a Protestant family.
Her father, a
prominent lawyer and member of the appeals court, was Jewish.
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Children Own Their Birth:
Diasporic genealogies and the descendants of Canada's
Home Children
Research explores the cultural practices and
identities of the descendants
of an estimated 100,000 children who were despatched to Canada,
unaccompanied by their parents, and under the auspices of a number
of British
charities, between 1869 and the late 1940s.
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User interface for recombination analysis
Genealogy -- computer programs.
-
Wang
Chuan-shan Zhouyi
Genealogy research.
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Working towards usability for computer-based Maori Whakapapa systems
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Genealogy.
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A mitochondrial DNA analysis of the major ethnic groups from
Sierra Leone
and Cameroon: clues to the maternal origins of trans-Atlantic
slaves
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A prosopographical analysis of society in east central Scotland,
circa 1100 to 1260, with special reference to
ethnicity
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A scientific journey through the eyes of a genealogist
Education.
-
A Sioux Valley family history:
linking a Dakota-Canadian present to a
Dakota-American past
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At rest together:
family graveyards in Onslow County, North
Carolina
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Biography: A Daughter's Story Told in Cars
Auto Biography is a creative nonfiction memoir: A
daughter, forced to move
her unlovable, ever-combustible, wheelchairbound mother
cross-country
in an RV, attempts to come to terms with her via the automobiles of their lives.
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Building a genealogy community portal
Computer industry; Genealogy; Information storage
and retrieval systems;
Internet users; Methodology; Nonprofit
organizations; Web portals.
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Contribution différentielle des ancêtres d'origine acadienne
au bassin génétique des populations régionales
du Québec
Founders were identified from 2340 ascending
genealogies
from population file BALSAC-RETRO.
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Dear grandpa (DVD video)
Personal documentary shot on digital video; story
is about my search for the truth
about the life and death of my paternal
grandfather, and his relationship with my father.
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Die Jordaan-familie:
'n historiese ontleding van
hulle genealogie en die vestiging van 'n toerismeroete
Jordaan family and genealogy; South Africa.
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Die Schenken und Herren von Erbach: [published 2007]
eine Familie zwischen Reichsministerialität und
Reichsstandschaft (1165/70 bis 1422)
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Experiential storytelling as curriculum in elementary schools: a
narrative approach
Provide a much-needed space in the elementary
school classroom for teachers
and students to share narrative accounts of their experience to inquire
into the
meaning of significant events in their lives and to learn more about the personal
and cultural
backgrounds of one another.
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Finding Where I Am:
A Collection of Creative Nonfiction - Creative
Thesis
The topics include my physical quirks, especially
a congenital defect
that prevents me from smelling; my volunteer experiences at the Provo, Utah
Boys
and Girls Club; the traditions of fishing and storytelling in my family;
and my burgeoning interest in
family history, which was stimulated by a trip
to Pine Valley, Utah--a small, rural town in southwestern Utah
where
some of my early Mormon ancestors settled.
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Genealogical tradition and
family potential in system of factors of formation
of cultural wealth of the person - Sociology of
culture, a spiritual life
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Houses of the holy: Roman and Christian domestic
piety in the Latin West, 100-600
This dissertation
describes the religious aspects of domestic life
for Roman and Christian
families with a focus on the Latin West
(c.100-600 CE). Using an interdisciplinary methodology, this work
examines the literary, archaeological, artistic,
and epigraphic evidence
in order to uncover popular notions of divine beings, sacred spaces,
and the
religious role of the family within the home. It finds that,
although pagan and Christian domestic
religion had strong structural
similarities, Christianity transforms the meaning of the holy within the
home.
This in effect changed the symbolic basis of family life in Late Antiquity.
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Intercontinental to intrasite genetic analyses
of ancient and
contemporary Native American communities
Indians of North and South America -- Genealogy.
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Justiça e
representações femininas: o divorcio entre a elite paulista
Woman, Elite (Social science), Divorce,
Justice, Church,
São Paulo (State), History, 1765-1822
Telling a story of woman of Paulista Colonial
Elite, using documents
of the 'divorce processes' and civil and church legislation, added with
testaments, inventory, books, marriage dispensation, birth certificate,
criminal processes, travelers
registers and genealogy
regarding Capitania of São Paulo.
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Katse menneisyyteen: folkloristinen tutkimus suvun muistitiedosta
A glimpse into the past: a
folkloristic Investigation into oral history of the family.
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Kei ngā awa katoa: ko te tahuhu korero no Ngāti Manuhiri:
a study into the history of the Māori occupation
of the east coast of the Rodney District
and the question of identity and mana whenua
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La parenté comme stratégie et base de l'organisation
sociale et
politique à Ura Ayllu (Puno-Pérou)
Understand the nature of the kinship system of
Ura Ayllu, a highland village
in the Peruvian Andes. Kinship is exhaustively examined in various
relational
contexts such as terminology, genealogy, analysis of marriage certificates,
the study of
marital traditions and ritual (or fictitious) kinship. A complete census
of the inhabitants of Ura Ayllu
community supplements this aspect of the study.
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Latino settlements on the Westside: a pictorial history of West
Los Angeles
Galvan family.
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Leopold von Ranke and Ireland
Genealogy of the Ranke and Graves families.
-
Les élites politiques de la cité de Delphes et du koinon des
Thessaliens
Genealogical reconstructions for fifteen
families; families of Delphi
stuck to a strict endogamy until the middle of
the 1st c. AD.
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Letters to Elizabeth: first daughters speak
geneal. table
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'Light' music and Austrian identity:
the Strauss family legacy in
Austrian politics and culture, 1918-1938
As a comparison of pre- and post-war biographies
reveals, three qualities
assigned to the family made them an ideal representation of the nation:
their
unquestionable Austrian heritage that was indelibly imprinted in
their music; their international success and 'conquering' of other nations;
and their ability to write music that was understood readily by the
public.
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Modelling tribal genealogies for information systems design and
development
Maori -- New Zealand -- Genealogy.
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Nga tatai-whakapapa:
dynamics in Māori oral tradition
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Pentateuchal structure and function of the Tôledôt:
YHWH is the God of all nations
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Reproducing society: lineage and kinship in Western Zhou China
Lineages discussed are: the Shan family, the Guo
family, and the Jing family.
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Soi et les autres
The XIVth-XVth Florentine family diaries (and
among them the Cronica domestica
of Donato Velluti), are dedicated to the celebration of the family.
However, the
author leads a personal discourse: the expression of self appears through his
conscious
relation with his own writing, and in the autobiografical dimension
of the genealogical account. In
the history of the family, the glance related
to the others, from now on more attentive with individualities,
highlights
the family structures, especially the dominating place held by the father.
The father writer "
governs " his family group by his own behaviour
and by the writing of his book: in this book, he endeavours
not only
to educate the souls and to protect the bodies, but also to form citizens,
with the purpose of
ensuring the continuity of the family, her economic strength
and her politic power in the city, transmitting
the values of his social class.
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The Allen collection [vol.
I-V]
Family History.
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The birth report genre in the Hebrew Bible
Establishes the standard structure of the birth
report as containing
an introductory setting, a conception element, a birth element,
a naming
element, and an etiological element. Comprehensive
analysis
of all birth reports in the Hebrew Bible, included in genealogies, stories of
annunciation to barren women and
prophetic narratives; miscellaneous data.
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The Diario of Polissena Pioppi: nuns and faction in
sixteenth-century Modena
Compare:
Women, Vendetta Politics, and State Formation in Early Modern
Modena
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The health of our family:
the correspondence of Amanda Beardsley Trulock,
1837-1868
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The Jeffersons at Shadwell: the social and material world of a
Virginia family
Examines the history and material culture of
Shadwell in Albemarle County, Virginia,
the birthplace of Thomas Jefferson. From the 1730s through
the 1770s, Shadwell was
home to Jane and Peter Jefferson, their eight children, over sixty slaves, and
numerous
hired workers.
The author examines the questions surrounding the material remnants
at Shadwell and
how the Jeffersons maintained a style of living that reflected their high
social status, offering
views of the Jefferson family, their role in settling Virginia,
and the lives of the slaves who worked for them.
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The Lazarus project
Genealogy -- poetry.
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The Palmer family history
Short stories.
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The understanding of family in medieval France:
a study of the family of Count Fulk Réchin of
Anjou
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The Yan Clan of Pagsanjan
Antique photographs, history, family history and
genealogical tree
dating from 1716; descendants of Don Antonio de la Resurección,
born April 17,
1735, and Doña Dalmacia Gonzales Cósme,
born February 14, 1768; the Yan Clan Foundation
(San Juan, Philippines).
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There I Was, 250 Miles Away From My Groom: A Genealogy of Media
Weddings
Explores the phenomenon of media weddings where
the couple to be married
experiences the ritual in separate locations and the ceremony
includes a
technological or human mediator. It examines these types of media weddings:
telegraphic and Internet ceremonies, in which the respective technology
connects the separated
bride and groom; and proxy marriages, in which
the absent groom (or bride) is represented by a
stand-in.
Compare Wikipedia:
Baptism For The Dead
[After Latter-day Saints enter the temple and
receive temple ordinances
for themselves, they may return and perform the
saving ordinances on
behalf of their deceased ancestors. These are performed vicariously
or by "proxy" on
behalf of the dead, and Latter-day Saints believe that
it is up to the deceased to accept
or reject the offered ordinance in the
spirit world. Only saving ordinances are performed on behalf of
deceased
persons. Ordinances on behalf of the dead may be performed only
when a deceased
person's
genealogical information has been submitted
to a temple. Latter-day
Saints complete genealogical work for deceased
persons and if it is determined an individual has not
received some or all
of the saving ordinances, the individual's name is submitted to the temple
to
receive these ordinances by proxy. Optimally, the proxy who stands
in will be a descendant of
the deceased person, but the ordinance proxy
may also be an unrelated volunteer.]
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Thinning acquaintances: national, familial
and commercial identity in
the British Atlantic world, 1740-1840 [Jerdone family]
-
This is not a poem (and other works)
Alabama; Robbins family genealogy.
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Toward the new
genealogy: genealogical research in archives
and the
Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, 1969-2004
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Under Household Government: Sex and Family in Massachusetts,
1660-1700
I have investigated the genealogical background
of defendant after defendant
and have discovered that in most cases the people who appeared in
court
to testify were usually family members of those involved or other interested
parties rather than
random neighbors protecting the moral integrity of the
community. Court trials resembled nothing
so much as international relations
in which competing families negotiated with allies and sought to
best the families
of those sexually involved with their own sons or daughters and, sometimes,
servants or
slaves---usually by fair means but sometimes by foul.
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Uniting the ancestors: Cheng Minzheng (1445-1499)
and the creation of the Comprehensive Genealogy
of the Xin'an Cheng (Xin'an Chengshi Tongzong Shipu)
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Whakapapa: as curricula & pedagogical practice:
an historical, social & philosophical discourse
on Māori
engagement with traditional & contemporary education
Genealogy -- study and teaching.
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Who was buried in James Madison’s grave? A Study in Contextual
Analysis
On June 29, 1836, James Madison, Jr. was buried
in an unmarked grave
beside his parents in the family cemetery at Montpelier. The
President’s grave
was later marked in 1857, but his parents still lie unmarked. As many as 100
burials
are contained within the cemetery, but only 31 of these burials are marked
with a
gravestone. Utilizing the concept of a cemetery as a community
of the dead, created, maintained,
and preserved by the community of the living,
the President’s death, burial and the marking of
his grave will be used
as an entry point into the contextual history of the family cemetery.
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A family history / genealogy of the Schauss / Shouse family in
North Carolina, 1755-1900
Family history of Johann Adam Schauss of
Albisheim, Pfalz (region in southwest
section of Germany). Traces all the male lines during the period of
1620 to 1900
and presents at least one generation of the female lines after their names
changed through
marriage. Where possible, primary source documentation.
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A practitioner's perspective: challenges to teaching in a Reform
Jewish day school
Genealogy -- Religious aspects.
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A presença oculta genealogia,
identidade e cultura cristã-nova
brasileira nos séculos XIX e XX.
Genealogical descendants of
this persecuted people
[Jews]
and their participation in
contemporary Brazilian.
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A scientific dynasty:
probability, liberalism, and the Exner family in
imperial Austria
-
An
Examination of the Meaning of Family Recreational Storytelling
among Parents and
their Adult Children
Family
history stories appeared to be related to the creation of a family identity.
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An historical geography of the Farnham estates in county Cavan:
c. 1650 to c. 1950
Compare:
Farnham Papers
collection of estate and family papers of the Maxwell family,
Barons, Viscounts and Earls of Farnham
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Archivists and genealogists: past criticisms and current
perspectives
Compare:
ICA | International Council on Archives
Archivists and Genealogical Researchers
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Automating the Extraction of Domain-Specific Information from the Web
A Case Study for the Genealogical Domain
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Being French in America, 1780-1820
Du Pont family.
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Camp Cimini: the interactive family narrative
A dynamic way to present various stories from
different family members
woven together as a braided family narrative.
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Características empreendedoras: o caso da família Schürmann
Identify the Schürmann's Family history and
develop a entrepeunering study as well.
-
Carolina mountain home:
place, tradition, migration, and an
Appalachian musical family
Prince and Queen families.
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Changing through the century: life at the Lott family farm
in the nineteenth
century town of Flatlands, Kings County, New York
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Description of paternal lineages in modern Peru
based on Y-chromosome haplotypes
Peruvians -- Genealogy.
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Destins de femmes et liens familiaux dans les camps
de réfugiés
palestiniens en Jordanie, 1948-2001
Deals with history of women living in Palestinian
refugee camps in Jordan
since the 1948 exodus through their family history and
relationships.
Includes a micro-historic scale with focuses on family life cycles,
on individual life
cycle in history through a study of generations
and lastly on individual biographies
within a family biography.
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Cruywagens van Suid-Afrika:
'n genealogiese en kultuurhistoriese ondersoek,
1690-1806
The research underlined the basic truth advanced
by L. G. Pine in his
The Genealogist's Encyclopedia, namely 'The genealogy of every country
is
determined by the course of history; conversely, the history of a country
is elucidated by its genealogy.'
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Family and society in a seventeenth century Ottoman City: the ʻAlamīs
of Jerusalem
Examines the life and times of the `Alamī family,
an ‘ulamā’ family
of long-standing social and cultural prestige that had been living in
Jerusalem for many generations. Chapter Two looks at the construction
of prestige and elite
status through the configuration of lineage and
genealogies and through the marital
strategies employed by the `Alamīs.
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Family myths in oral history:
the unsettled narratives of descendants of a
missionary-settler family in New Zealand
[Williams family]
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Fashioning an ideal of intimacy:
British family portraits 1730-1790
-
Genealogical
representations in a medieval Icelandic society
(On a stuff "Sagas about Njale") - General
history (the corresponding period)
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Généalogies patrimoniales:
la constitution des fortunes urbaines : Le Caire,
1780-1830
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Genealogische Forschung und Identität: US-Amerikaner und-
Amerikanerinnen
schweizerischer Abstammung erforschen ihre Familiengeschichte
Americans of Swiss descent explore their family
history.
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Genealogy and genocide: the Nazi "ancestral proof" and the
Holocaust
Examines the "ancestral proof (Abstammungsnachweis)"
requirement,
the method by which one proved one's "racial acceptability" in Nazi
Germany.
During the Nazi Era, the vast majority of the German population had to make
an ancestral
proof, primarily through provision of genealogical information.
The regime
justified the requirement largely by claiming that science had
shown "race-mixing" to be the main cause of
cultural and social decline,
and that in Germany Jews were the primary culprits in this regard.
Prior to the Third Reich, many of the officials involved in implementing
the ancestral proof had been
genealogical practitioners, and in late 19th
and early 20th-century Germany, genealogical practice was
spreading
across socio-economic strata. The false claims of scientific support for
racist ideas
were closely related to a respected eugenic ideology that
was an important component of the mainstream
genealogical literature
in this period. German firms, for example, incorporated genealogy
into their
marketing practices and the vocation of "Professional Kinship
Researcher" became prominent; almost
every government, academic,
and religious entity, as well as the individual Germans with whom it
interacted, also treated the requirement as legitimate. Compare:
The Nazi Ancestral Proof: Genealogy, Racial Science, and the Final Solution
Ehrenreich reveals the striking banality of
language in the genealogical
investigations and "proofs." Genealogists reported in dry terms whether
an
applicant was "deutsch-blütig." Behind that soulless and terrifying
decision lay the possibility that
someone would end up on a transport
"to the East." Ehrenreich deserves praise for this study of a
seemingly
harmless category of research usually associated with family history.
Under the
Nazis a garden-variety historical activity became a tool
in the murder of many of Germany's Jews.
Nor did the Nazis'
genealogists suffer unduly after the war. Most lived long,
comfortable lives after the
demise of the Reich.
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Genealogy as a source for writing social history case of chalukyan families
. . . Genealogies whether fictitious or real, are
found carefully preserved
and transmitted through generations emphasizing
on the necessity of maintaining
given social identities and preserving them for
posterity. In other words, therefore,
historical research to be undertaken by us in the
present study, first aims
at an analysis of the genealogies as a
significant source to understand
the thoughts and perceptions of the past as
generated by the ruling elites
in pre-modern India. . . . One must thus begin
with the assertion that genealogies
should not be treated merely as family records
but, rather, as historical narratives
that encompass several crucial issues related to
historical memory, temporality,
and sequential narration of names and actions
undertaken by individuals
in a rather systematic way. . . . we have focused
on the looking at the inscriptions
of the Chajukyas of Badami, Chajukyas of Vengi
and Chajukyas of Kalyani.
Though the Chajukyas of Gujarat were also
regarded as one of the major
branches of the Chajukyan families yet, we made a
conscious omission
of studying the inscriptions of this family
primarily because the political
and territorial control of this family lay
outside the geographical boundaries
of the Deccan region. Among the minor Chajukyan
families we have scrutinized
some of the inscriptions of the Chajukyas of
Vemulavada, the Chajukyas
of Mudigonda, the Chajukyas of Nidadavolu and the
Chajukyas
of Jananathapuram. While considering the minor
Chalukyan families,
we made similar exemptions by excluding the study
of inscriptions
of the Chajukyas of Elamanchili and Srikurmam who
ruled over rather small
territorial units in the Eastern Deccan. This was
mainly because the rule
of these families is located beyond the
chronological framework
of what we have defined as the early medieval.
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Granny hunting:
the information seeking behaviour of genealogists
in open access libraries
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Héraldique de l'Anjou médiéval aux XIIIe - XIVe siècles
We established a corpus of the coats of arms that
could be found in Anjou
in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, based on the armorial
bearings
we collected in different collections, from french and europeans archives
or libraries
(Maine et Loire collections, BNF, National Archives, Society of
Antiquaries of London). Several
supports have been accepted, as seals,
armorials, tombs, stained-glass windows, mural paintings,
sculptures,
tapestries and miniatures. This work, thanks to the prosopographic cards
of
this medieval angevin armorial, threw light on the angevin genealogies
and on some family
policies. At last, we studied particularly, in a family
and heraldic way, the Craon,
Mathefelon and Montjean families.
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Herències i patrimonis: dona i transmissió dels béns en un
sistema d'herència indivisa:
Les Garrigues, 1680-1930
Women and the transmission of
assets in an undivided inheritance system.
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"Hidalgos at long last":
a genealogical-interpretive history of
the Hispano people, 1480-2004
In the spring of 1598, a group of Spanish
families led by Don Juan de Oñate
settled along the upper Rio Grande Valley and founded the Kingdom and
Provinces
of New Mexico. For the past four hundred and five years, these settlers and their
descendants have played a key part in the history of the area now known
as the American Southwest. These 'Hispanos,'
a people of mixed European
and Indian ancestry, include approximately 540,000 individuals living
today.
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Kinship and community:
an enduring commitment to an interracial family
in antebellum South Carolina
-
Kinship and government in Chu during the Spring and Autumn era,
722-453 B.C.
China -- Kings and rulers -- Genealogy.
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La noblesse du Midi carolingien: études sur quelques grandes
familles d'Acquitaine
et du Languedoc du IXe au XIe siècle, Toulousain,
Périgord, Limousin, Poitou, Auvergne
-
Les quêteurs de parenté:
rechercher ses origines et établir sa
généaloge dans l'Irlande contemporaine
-
Life Histories of Successful Black Males Reared in Absent Father Families
Participants attributed their success to faith in
God, their mothers, grandmothers,
other extended family, friends, and the Toledo
Excel Program.
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Meaning Through Use:
Adaptive Reuse of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The Genealogy Library and Archive places an
importance on individual
contributions to the history of Georgetown and provides a venue
for
the current population to discover this significance. The patrons can
also
access other genealogical centers and ascertain their "sense of place"
within their own
particular family history.
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O outro lado da família brasileira: mulheres chefes de famílias,
1765-1850
Development
of the region of Campinas, highlighting the role of women;
based on documents and dialogue with historiography to date; widows,
married with absent husbands or single; work, and raise children,
support poor relatives.
- On the
Edge of Freedom:
Free Black Communities, Archaeology, and the Underground
Railroad
Interdisciplinary study of five free black
communities that functioned as
Underground Railroad sites along the southern
borders of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
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Perfil sócio-cultural dos professores da Rede Oficial
de Ensino do Estado de São Paulo da cidade de
São Paulo.
435 questionnaires from São Paulo
teachers that included heritage information
on
the education and
profession of their parents and
grandparents,
allowing us to
sketch a socio-cultural genealogy.
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Progressive era community-builders:
the Riordan brothers of Flagstaff, Arizona
Territory, 1884-1904
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Ritueel
van huiselijk geluk : een cultuurhistorische verkenning van de familiefilm
Film and photography offered people new
opportunities to record their own history.
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Saber genealógico de niños y niñas entre 6 y 7 años
[published 2005]
We propose an exploration of the way children
acquire knowledge of kinship,
that is to say the way children discover their place in their
family and their
relationship with other relatives. The family is the first group of which
children become members and provides the foundations for their identity.
Understanding of
kinship is structured by the prevailing system of family
relations, but it is not a subject formally taught in
school. Every child,
therefore, must grasp the principles through its own experience.
We consider the
following results to be relevant:
1) Understanding of genealogy, as it involves
both affective and logical
aspects, is not correlated to age: children of the same age may have
very
different kinds of understanding.
2) There is a strong correlation between interest
in learning in school
and interest in genealogical understanding, and also between lack
of interest
in learning in school apathy, lack of motivation, lack of
commitment to school obligations and a
poor understanding of genealogy.
3) There is an intimate relation between a family
context in which the parents
do not adequately assume their parental duties and their place as
adult models
and a low (deficient or insufficient) level of genealogical understanding
on the part
of the children reared in these families. On the contrary,
the children reared in a family context
in which the parents do assume
their functions as models possess a wider and deeper
understanding
of genealogy of a symbolic nature (advanced or very advanced).
4) The possibility for the child to produce an
understanding of the symbolic nature
of the genealogy of its family and its place within it depends on
the attitude
of its parents to allow and promote an investigative spirit in their child.
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"Somos
Chilenos, descendientes de Alemanes - vi er chilenere, etterkommere
etter
tyskere: om hvordan en etnisk minoritet i Sør-Chile
opprettholder sin elitestatus
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Spirituality of labor
In her art, the author explores the division of
labor in Thai society,
her own family history, and the transformation of everyday objects
through multiple representations in art.
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Talking
back: voices from an empty house:
the interior space of the Frantz-Dunn House as
artifact
This study focuses on the family history of three
generations of occupants of the historic dwelling.
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The Cherokee Nation from Indian territory to statehood
and the
impact of allotment: one family's story
Price family.
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The great
American garage
How does one explore the suburban home? Go in
through the garage, of course.
It is illustrative of the displayed, hidden, and
forgotten wonders of the American home.
Within the context of this thesis, established
interpretations of the garage program
are used in the form of metaphor and hyperbole to
create differing typologies
of the American home; developed out of a very dense genealogy
of
American suburban histories and trajectories.
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The happy family and the politics of domesticity, 1840-1870
Families in art.
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The king's blood: royal genealogies, dynastic rivalries
and
historical culture in the hundred years war:
a case study of A tous nobles qui aiment beaux
faits et bonnes histoires
-
The psychology of genealogical research and its potential
for facilitating self-concept change and identity
development
-
The storied house:
knowing home through a New Mexico family history
-
The Ten Eyck family of silversmiths, Albany, New York
Wikipedia: Ten Eyck
family
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The Thom family of Culpeper County:
the rise, fall, and restoration of a nineteenth
century Virginia planter family, 1746-1935
-
The transformational power of genealogy:
know your ancestors, know yourself
-
Tribe, Islam and state in Libya:
analytical study of the roots of the Libyan
tribal society and interaction up
to the Qaramanli rule (1711-1835) Deals with the acclaimed blood lineage
and the
genealogical descent, which compels all Libyans to feel related
to each other. It focused on the
events culminating in the composition
of the tribal groupings and the relation between tribes and the Qaramänli
State, which is considered as the first Libyan State with Islam playing an
instrumental role, a State built and
destroyed by the tribes. Explain the major
synthesising components of Libyan society, namely Berbero-Arab,
Muräbitin
and Karäghla. The study found that Libya is a tribalistic society of multitude
of
races and backgrounds and based on Islam and Arabism despite the fact
that some of its people are not
ethnically Arabs. The study is divided into
seven chapters preceded by an introduction and followed by the
conclusion.
Likewise, every chapter has its own prelude and ending, and supported
by detailed
demographical (tribal) maps for Libya's three provinces
in addition to family tress and tables of diverse tribes'
names.
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Une famille du Sabarthès
Lordat from the twelfth to the fourteenth century.
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What will become of the aristocrats of the South?:
Wilmington's De Rosset family in the Civil War
era
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A certain jog to the memory:
navigating a family history through image and
text
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"A country to lift the blood":
portrait of a westering family finding home in
the Tetons
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A Gedcom conversion to HTML/XML web utility
Genealogy -- Data processing.
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ʻĀʼilat Ḥarfūsh Bikāsīn wa-furūʻuhā fī Lubnān:
wādī Jizzīn wa-Judaydat Bikāsīn
wa-al-Maydān wa-Maghdūshah wa-buldān al-ightirāb
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An army of one ... with dependents: a history of the army family
United States families of military personnel.
-
Anhang: Listen und biographisch-genealogische Blätter der
hessischen Gesandten
zu den Reichstagen im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert.
Appendix: Biographical and genealogical lists.
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Bassets and Plantagenets:
the education of an aristocratic woman, 1533-1540
-
--but I know my lessons:
a personal history of my family
-
Cale-Maxwell, a case study:
the middle-class on the Minnesota frontier,
1870-1910
-
Die Genealogien der Genesis
[representative of numerous unlisted biblical
commentaries]
Compare:
Alphabetic History of Civilization: Ancient and Modern
Genealogies
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Ethnic identity in
Italo-Australian family history: a case study of Giovanni Pullè,
his legacies and his transformations of ethnicity
over 125 years
-
Étude comparative des caractéristiques démogénétiques
des populations du Bas-Saguenay, du Haut-Saguenay
et du Lac-St-Jean
The file population BALSAC helped reconstruct the
genealogies of 300
individuals and perform various analyzes
demogenetiques.
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Etudes d'anthropologie historique et culturelle sur le M'Zab
Examines social units and their articulation with
the Social field, the genealogical
memory of the Mozabite lineage groups, and the
complexe history of the relations
between these groups and their Nomadic neighbours
and their descendants.
-
Exploration of the Relationships Between Child and Family
Characteristics,
Pre-Adoptive Risk History, and Adoption Services
Utilization
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Exploring the family tapestry:
a grounded theory of multicultural awareness
-
Family feuds, family honor, family survival:
the dynamics of kinship networks in the 1692 New
England witch-hunt,
a case study of the Towne family
-
Family history:
a key to strengthening Mongolia as a nation
-
Family oral history projects as a bridge between the classroom
and the home:
how teachers can use their own family history
project
as a teaching tool in the elementary grades
-
Fast registration of tabular document images using the Fourier-Mellin
Transform
Family history technology.
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From concept to closet:
Pendleton Woolen Mills and the women's
49'er jacket, 1949-1961
Weaving a family history: the early history of
Pendleton Woolen Mills.
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Genealogical tourism in Newfoundland and Labrador
Compare:
Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism Information
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Imperial authority and local shrines: the Yoshida house and the creation
of a
countrywide Shinto institution in early modern Japan
Examines the formation of central authority that
oversaw Shinto priests
and institutions during the early modern period
(1568-1868); Yoshida family.
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Kejia huo fang zhi yan jiu: yi Gaoshu Laozhuang wei li
[published 2005]
The Hakka (Chinese people);
ancestor worship; genealogy; Taiwan.
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Kings, chronologies, and genealogies:
studies in the political history of early
medieval Ireland and Wales
-
L' information dans la presse magazine généalogique
The French Review genealogy and Ge-Magazine.
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Le récit généalogique
Writing of genealogical account of bourgeois
families (Lyon, France),
in the XIXth and XXth century. It endeavours to outline the determining
factors
which have led to the emergence of a genealogical self-awareness.
A sociological study of
eleven families of amateur genealogists spanning
as well as the study of more than a thousand pages of
their accounts,
have enabled me to ascertain that not every individual feels bound
to give a personal
genealogical account. Genealogy answers the needs
of families belonging to an elite. These
genealogists are individuals
who inherited a sound social position gained. However, they are faced
with the risk of losing it. They belong to a younger branch of the paternal line.
They have experienced
the erasure of the memory of their paternal branch.
They restore their legitimacy and to pass on the means
which may foresee
the risks to the descendants. They transferred genealogical accounts
structures
from the maternal to the paternal line. They wish to produce
a tradition to the descendants.
Instead, it must be seen as a legacy,
a precedent enabling them to resists the sociological tensions
affecting their family, enabling them to situate themselves
individually as well as socialising their
children.
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Les immigrants Bretons à Bourbon (la Réunion) de 1665 à 1810:
d'après "Le dictionnaire généalogique des
familles de l'île Bourbon (la Réunion)"
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Libraries and archives and the family history boom.
An investigation into the impact of the growing
interest in family history
upon staff and service management within local studies libraries
and
publicly funded archival repositories.
-
Litigating identity: the challenge of Aboriginality
Indians of North America -- Genealogy.
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Mapping the genealogical landscape:
kinship and settlement along Moccasin and Indian
creeks, Pope County, Arkansas
-
Marriage formation in contemporary China
Family -- China.
-
'n Tak van die Swanepoel-familie in Suid-Afrika, 1699 tot 1999:
'n genealogiese en kultuurhistoriese studie
-
Naming patterns in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem
Occasional publications of the Oxford Unit for
Prosopographical Research
-
Nourishing roots and inspiring wings:
building a culturally responsive pedagogy
for southern Appalachia
(pdf file)
Building a Culturally Responsive Pedagogy for Southern Appalacia
-
Nursing runs in the family:
an oral history of three generations of nurses
from one Australian family
-
Patterns from the past: exploring gender and ethnicity through historical
archaeology among fur trade families in the
Willamette Valley of Oregon
Ethnohistorical information consisting of traders
journals and travelers observations,
as well as documentation from the Hudson's Bay
Company, Catholic church records,
and genealogical information helped support and
guide this research.
[graduation 2004]
-
Prince Petr Soltykoff: an important nineteenth-century collector
of medieval art
Soltykoff genealogy.
-
Quaker's role in the underground railroad of Schuyler County, New
York:
a documentation of the Carman family
-
Reaching back, moving forward:
heuristic inquiry into adult learning through
personal and family history exploration
-
Rechtliche Probleme gewerblicher Erbenermittlung
Legal issues related to commercially active
genealogists.
-
So Many Places Like Home:
Journeys of a Kansas Essayist
-
Surfing for ancestors:
promises and pitfalls of e-genealogy
-
Te toi whakairo o Ngāti Kahungunu =
The carving traditions of Ngāti Kahungunu
-
The birth of antiquities collections in Rome, 1450-1530
Della Valle, Rossi and Santacroce family art
patronage.
-
The bosun chair
Bowering family.
-
The crucible:
Pembina and the origins of the Red River Valley Metis
Using genealogy, researchers can name the freemen
and link up the Canadian
voyageurs of the early 1800s with the Bois Brules
of the Fur Trade War.
-
The family war:
motivation and commitment in the American Civil
War
-
The Holocaust as family history:
beyond the second generation in North American
Jewish writing
-
The personal family history as an interactive document
Computer art and graphics.
-
The Sanson family of executioners
Sanson family prior to the French Revolution;
introduction of the guillotine and Charles-Henri Sanson.
-
The state as surrogate father:
state guardianship in Renaissance Florence,
1368-1532
-
Written reference services to genealogists at libraries
& information centres in the South Island of New
Zealand
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A link to the past, a road to the future:
bringing family history into the elementary
classroom
-
All that old messuage: a history of 68 High Street Oxford
Diploma in Genealogy and History of the Family --
University of London.
-
"Barbarous, and yet mixed with some shew of civilitie":
the Clan MacFarlane of North Loch Lomondside
c.1570-1800
-
Barrett House : a cultural landscape report
Barrett family; New Ipswich, New Hampshire.
-
Basotho family odes (diboko)
and oral tradition
Refer to names of families, clans or totems.
They constitute poetic compositions
conveying information about clans' historical
origin, philosophy and ancestors.
-
Caractéristiques démogénétiques des populations de l'Abitibi et du Témiscamingue
Analyze
some characteristics of populations démogénétiques Abitibi
and Témiscamingue, from the reconstruction of ascending genealogies
of people from these regions.
The
sample used in this study consists
of 100 genealogies in both regions.
-
Cartography and culture:
achievements of the Irish Ordnance
Survey Memoir Scheme 1824-2842
An in-depth ethnographical and historical survey,
by outstanding scholars
and administrators, of the Irish people, their culture, folklore,
religious practices,
oral histories, and social structures in the first half of the nineteenth century,
and
before much was swept away by the great famine, modernization,
and Anglicisation.
Reference:
Irish Studies Gateway | Ordinance Survey Memoirs
Institute of Irish Studies, Queen's University of
Belfast, in association
with the
Royal Irish Academy, has published the Memoirs in full
to provide a
unique source for the cultural heritage of our community.
The 40 volumes and accompanying index act as a
nineteenth-century
Domesday book, and are essential to the understanding of the cultural
heritage of
our communities. The Memoirs record landscape,
buildings and antiquities, land-holdings and
population,
and employment and livelihood of the parishes.
-
Center for research and genealogical studies
Genealogical libraries.
-
Claiming a culture
New Mexico -- Genealogy; Baca and Stapleton
families.
-
Creative Book Arts
Preserving Family History
For the project I have developed a series of four
artist's books
from material I have collected pertaining to my
family history.
-
Cultural Heritage and identity
Scottish Canadians -- Genealogy.
-
Das Recht auf Kenntnis der eigenen Abstammung
als Element der
Persönlichkeitsentwicklung
The
Constitutional Court has developed a child's right to know one's ancestry
for
several years without preliminary discussion.
The knowledge
should be
understood as identity and individualization feature.
Accordingly, the author
examines the concept of descent from a historical perspective. Whether the
knowledge of descent from a
psychological point of view is to be understood
as identity marker is analyzed taking into account
the identity theory of Erikson.
With regard to the disintegration of traditional family
structures, knowledge
of the origin is investigated as a possible Individualierungsmerkmal.
Finally, give interviews with adult adoptees a sense of the motives
for exploring the biological descent.
[published 2005]
-
David Charteris McArthur: a colonial gentleman
Australia -- Genealogy.
-
Die frühen Könige von Tibet und ihre Konstruktion
in den religiösen Überlieferungen
The early kings of Tibet. [published 2004]
-
Die gens Ausoniana an der Macht:
Untersuchungen zu Decimius Magnus Ausonius und
seiner Familie
-
Do
Native American and Hispanic women maintain
their cultural identity in an
interracial marriage?
Depends upon a community that can articulate and
pass on a level of
knowledge of family history, ancestry, language,
traditions and practices.
-
Essai sur l'origine des touaregs de la région de Tombouctou
(Mali):
étude d'ethnologie comparative
Trace the migration of the Tuareg, to
authenticate genealogical affiliations,
manuscripts, and critique oral traditions
relating to origins.
-
Ethnogénèses des migrations germaniques: une
approche ethnométhodologique
Chapter 26 draws the conclusion: "Germania" was
originally a political creation
of Cesar and included, besides some Celtic tribes, a
majority of Baltic, Slavonic
and "proto-Slavonic" peoples. The great new tribes of the
so-called "Migration
of Nations" were new creations, due to "ethnogenetic kernels" of Eurasian nomads,
originally iranophones (Alans, Roxolans, Jazyges). This explains also the similarities
between the irano-Parthian and the later western feudalism . \ Chapter 27: "Coda"
sketches the historical,
philosophical and political origin of the later developed,
and now traditional image of the "Migration of
the Germanic or Teutonic Nations"
("Volkerwanderung").
-
Faith enough to move mountains:
the Dorlands and the Quakers of Upper Canada,
1784-1955
-
Family voices: the creative expression of the familiar
Personal memory.
-
From generation to generation: family stories, computers and genealogy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of
Architecture.
Program In Media Arts and Sciences
-
Ganttown Gant family genealogy: the descendants of Samuel Gant
from Washington Township, Gloucester County, New
Jersey
-
Genealogies of difference:
European representations of the Amerindians and
Indians
-
Histoire, mémoire et pouvoir:
les généalogies en rouleau des rois
d'Angleterre, 1250-1422
[published 2013]
-
Homecomings: Genealogy, Heritage-tourism
and Identity in the
Scottish Highland Diaspora
Compare:
Highland Homecomings:
Genealogy and Heritage Tourism in the Scottish Diaspora
The first full-length ethnographic study of its kind, Highland Homecomings
examines the role of place, ancestry and territorial attachment in the
context
of a modern age characterized by mobility and rootlessness. With an inter-
disciplinary approach, speaking to
current themes in anthropology, archaeology,
history, historical geography, cultural studies, migration studies,
tourism studies,
Scottish studies, Paul Basu explores the journeys made to the Scottish Highlands
and Islands to
undertake genealogical research and seek out ancestral sites.
-
"I wish they were all here":
Scottish Highlanders in Ohio, 1802-1840
-
"In the midst of a cruel war": the family papers of Robert
Hancock Wood
United States Civil War -- Confederate.
-
Internally displaced people in Colombia
Genealogies of a category in motion.
-
Jia zu yu she hui bian qian: Jiangxi Ji'an Dihua
Zhou shi ge an yan jiu
Clan and social change: case study of the Dihua
Zhou clan of Jian, Jiangxi.
-
Journal de ma vie de François de Bassompierre: édition critique
Recounts the years he spent in France et his
ceaseless journeys across
seventeenth century Europe. The texte, from the original manuscript,
is
preceded by a literary introduction, several appendices (genealogy,
maps, glossary, abbreviations) and a
bibliography.
Index of people's names and places.
-
L'accès aux origines de l'enfant adopté
Includes genealogy.
-
Landscapes of lineage:
Nahua pictorial genealogies of early Colonial
Tlaxcala, Mexico
-
Les Becquerel ou Le devoir de transmettre
les Becquerel au XIXe siècle et au début du XXe
siècle.
-
"Ligne de reis": culture historique, représentation du pouvoir royal et
construction
de la mémoire nationale en Angleterre à travers
les généalogies royales
en rouleau du milieu du XIIIe siècle au début
du XVe siècle [published 2007]
References:
13th and early 14th century illustrated
genealogical manuscripts
in roll and codex:
Peter of Poitiers' Compendium, universal
histories and chronicles of the kings
of England
Digitised Manuscripts - Genealogical Chronicle
of the English Kings, with
Details of an item
Medieval and
Earlier Manuscripts, with
Facebook albums
Textmanuscripts
World Chronicle
with the Descent of the Kings
of England from Adam and Eve to Richard III
-
Linking generations: the family legacies of older Armenian
mothers
Families stay connected over time through
the
intergenerational transmission of legacies.
-
Lords of creation:
household and family structure in the
eighteenth-century Chesapeake.
Plantation life; Maryland and Virginia.
-
Mémoires pétrolières au Gabon
Territorial and genealogical knowledge of the
nomad tribes represented
the main aspect of collective memory during Gabon's pre-colonial
period.
Memory was transmitted through orality in a context of slavery.
This
context caused the appearance of a social hierarchy within tribes
and among those established along
the river Ogooué. Slavery was
the first economic cycle to bind Europe to future Gabon.
-
Negotiating the course of empire: the French bourgeois frontier
and the emergence
of mid-America, 1763-1863 [Chouteau family]
-
Peremyšl'skaâ šlâhta vtoroj poloviny XIV-načala XVI veka:
(istoriko-genealogičeskoe issledovanie)
-
Pulling onions: an exploration of memory's inheritance
Family -- History.
-
Re-construction of the Turkish Cypriot sense of self
in selected newspapers in the TRNC
Turks -- Cyprus -- Genealogy.
-
Resourcing sources:
[the use of computers in developing
prosopographical methodology]
-
Strengthening the connections among school, family, and
community:
b the family memory box project (sic)
-
Sursum! Memória da tradição:
a ação pedagógica de Anfrísia Augusto
Santiago (Bahia, 1927-1950).
-
The aitu Nafanua and the history of Samoa:
a study in the relationship between spiritual and
temporal power
-
The Brignole : family and personal relationships,
networks and the conservation of trust in el
siglo de los genovśes, 1514-1640
-
The construction of public history and tourist destinations in
Cape Town's townships:
a study of routes, sites and heritage
Includes: Genealogy and development of township
tourism.
-
The Druces of Eynsham:
a history of a farming family in the 19th century
[England; published 1983]
-
The ethnographic meaning of narrative in identity formation:
a collaborative ethnography
Anaconda, Montana -- Genealogy; Anderson family.
-
The Faizelot Delorme: father & sons
Cabinetmakers; Paris, France.
-
The Hill-Evans feud:
extralegal violence in antebellum Kentucky: a
thesis [Garrard County, Kentucky]
-
The pursuit of popular genealogy
[published 2003]
-
Throw the wire!: Memories from the hollows of West Virginia
"My goal ... is to spark my readers to
communicate with family members
about their past and record their own histories
..."
-
Two Navajo clan traditions:
our mothers, our fathers, our connections
-
Vatertheorien Geschichte und Perspektive
The book analyzes the major theories father and
father images on the basis
of pedagogical, psychological, and sociological contributions of
the last 250 years.
-
Von Koenens Herero-Genealogie:
eine Fallstudie zur Analyse von Genealogien
-
When you know your past, you understand yourself:
the Joshua Thomas Willis story
-
Within the house of Godwine:
a study of eleventh
century personality and the pursuit of power
Great Britain -- Goodwin family.
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 2001
-
A selective annotated bibliography on personal accounts
of life
on Waiheke Island, 1900-2000
New Zealand.
-
Aging in Exile: Mental Health,
Family and the Meanings of History for Cuban
Elders in South Florida
Illustrates the experiences of migration,
mental
health, family and the meanings of history.
-
Borges, Belino e Bento: a fala ritual entre os tapuios de Goiás
Tapajó Indians -- Genealogy. [published 2002]
-
Common roots:
the Godchaux family in Louisiana history,
literature, and public folklore
-
Communities of kinship:
Antebellum families on the cotton frontier
The evidentiary base for this study is the
compilation of almost 7,000 individuals
connected by kinship to George Keesee, who immigrated to
Virginia about 1700.
. . . I argue for the incorporation of genealogical methodology
into
standard methods of historical inquiry.
-
Corrientes poder y aristocracia
Argentina -- Genealogy. [published 2002]
-
Cultural continuity and change:
a Spanish Creole family in Antebellum Pensacola,
Florida [Gonzalez family]
-
Darius I and the formation of the achaemenid empire:
communicating the creation of an empire.
-
Der Erbensucher-Fall:
außervertragliche Ansprüche eines
Genealogen gegen aufgefundene Erben;
eine rechtsvergleichende Analyse der
Rechtsprechung und Lehre
zum österreichischen und deutschen Recht der Geschäftsführung
ohne Auftrag und der
ungerechtfertigten Bereicherung
-
Die Heiratspolitik des deutschen Hochadels im 12. Jahrhundert
[2001/2002]
12th century marriage policy of the German
nobility. [published 2004]
-
Etude du 'Meiko Zukan':
Les écoles d'armuriers au
Japon, du XVIe au milieu du XVIIIe siècle
The
Myochin invented a mythical
genealogy by tracing
their lineage
to the fourth century. Becoming head of the
family in 1714,
Myochin
Munemasa began
to compile a collection of drawings of pieces
of armor made by
his ancestors, somehow
a volume of illustrations
of genealogy.
-
Famille et noblesse en Provence orientale
de la fin
du XVIIe siècle à la veille de la Révolution
tabl. généal.
-
Genealogy
Creative writing.
-
Genealogy research,
Internet research and genealogy tourism
This paper defines genealogists, how they use the
Internet,
the Internet’s affect on the quantity or quality
of their travel and research.
-
Genetic states: collective identity and genetic nationalism in
Iceland and Quebec
Population genetics studies, coupling
genealogical and genetic information, are being
launched in many places around the world.
Examples include commercial projects,
scientific inquiries into the determinants of
disease, efforts to better understand
healthcare needs, and attempts to trace the
histories of groups.
-
Genome descent in isolated populations
Hutterian Brethren -- Genealogy.
-
In their own image:
five generations of a Mexican American working
class family in Los Angeles
[Fuentes family]
-
Königtum in Rajasthan:
Legitimation im Mewar des 7. bis 15. Jahrhunderts
[published 2002]
-
La famille d'Albon en Lyonnais à la fin du Moyen
âge
Généalogie:
Généalogie de la
famille d'Albon
-
La famille Miron:
parentés, politique et promotion sociale (XVIe-XVIIe
siècles)
-
Les Desjarlais:
aboriginal ethnogenesis and diaspora in a
Canadien family
-
Les dix premières années de l'Ecole Supérieure de Pharmacie de
Nancy (1872-1882):
généalogie de G. E. Strohl, pharmacien
militaire, agrégé
-
Les Vernejoul du Moyen Age à nos jours:
histoire sociale et généalogique d'une famille
française [published 2002]
-
"My family is my all":
the Civil War letters of a Minnesota farm family
-
'n Genealogiese en kultuurhistoriese studie
van die
Coreejes-familie in Suid-Afrika: 1800-2000
Summary in Afrikaans.
-
Nachlaßpfleger und Erbenermittler
Reports from the Law
-
Negotiating tradition and technology:
Benziger Brothers' trade catalogues of church
goods, 1879-1937
-
Permanence et mutations d'une famille au sein d'une communauté
des Pyrénées catalanes: les Justafré de Las Illas, du XVIe au milieu du
XIXe siècle
The genealogical reconstitution of the Justafré
family between 1497 and 1841 confirms
that they are native of Las Illas, an isolated
parish since 1659 in the Catalan Pyrenees
between France and Spain. The prosopography
of the male Justafrés, frome the XVIth
to the XIXth century, shows their demographic and
their socio-economic evolutions,
based on farming, breeding and crafts, in the
communities of Roussillon
and Catalogne around Las Illas.
-
Personal Narrative and Oral History in the High School Classroom:
A Qualitative Study
This dissertation reports findings of a study to
determine effects of utilizing family or
oral history as an ongoing component in two
high school United States history classes.
-
Probabilistic methodology for genealogical record linkage:
increasing classification rates and decreasing
unclassified rates
-
Race mixture and the meaning of Brazil:
class and nation in the Zona Sul of Rio de Janeiro
Genealogies I: race mixture in Grand Historical
Narratives of "Brazilian Civilization" --
Genealogies II: race mixture and middle-class
discourses of the Nation --
-
Recognizing records from the extracted cells of genealogical
microfilm tables
Genealogy -- Computer programs.
-
Regular, honest and diligent lives: female life histories in a
Tuscan town
The study in social anthropology is an historical ethnography
of a central Italian small town, Montevarchi.
-
Representation and participation in the European Human Genome
Diversity Project
Includes genealogy.
-
Ritual and performance in Spanish royal festivals from 1400 to
1700
With the advent of the Habsburg dynasty in the
early 1500s, the royal civic festivals
develop a language that seeks to express the
connection with the transcendental
world by means of the genealogical arguments that
this family traditionally exploited
to defend their right to the Holy Roman Empire.
Such arguments, which imply
the descent of the monarch from divine beings and his
providential destiny,
were expressed in theatrical spectacles in the late 1500s and the 1600s
created by playwrights like Lope de Vega and Calderón.
-
Satyre Menippee de la vertu catholicon et de la tenue des estats
de Paris,
Edition critique.
For the first time, we give Name index, place
index, maps,
genealogies and chronologies, language study and glossary.
-
Se creer des ancetres: les ecrits historiques et genealogiques
des de Forest et des Forest d'Amerique du Nord,
19e et 20e siecles
The exercise of genealogy in North America in the
19th and 20th centuries.
Compare:
The De Forests and the Walloon founding of New Amsterdam
[published 2003]
-
Successful aging:
investment in genealogy as a function of generativity, mobility and sense of place
Study
of how genealogy fulfills generative needs and provides a sense of place
for
highly mobile, long-term participants, based on a survey
of 4109
genealogists and family historians.
-
The ancestry and genetic history of the Icelanders:
an analysis of mtDNA sequences, Y chromosome
haplotypes and genealogies
-
The Coy family odyssey:
the wanderings of my ancestors, 1738-1897
-
The creation of a New England gentry:
the Winslows of Plymouth Colony; a thesis
-
The genealogical narrative
Note: Department of Philosophy.
-
The Langford family in their drawing room:
an exceptional nineteenth century portrait
- The
literary function and theology of biblical genealogy
-
The Muũnoz family history:
cultural formation and transformation in the
economic mainstream
-
The royal genealogy of Mater Spania: an Isidorean legacy
("mother Hispania")
-
The tsar's descent from caesar:
clans, genealogy, mythmaking, and statehood in
Russia, 1400-1550
In the early sixteenth century, a new story about
the origin of the Russian
princes appeared, tracing their origins back to Caesar Augustus. In
1547,
it was incorporated into the coronation ceremony of the young Ivan IV
(later Ivan the Terrible), when
he assumed the throne and claimed the title
"Tsar" of all Russia. This dissertation argues
that the crucial element
in the formulation was not 'tsar' or 'caesar' but descent, not empire
but genealogy.
Beginning with a genealogical database of 1600 Russian
princes, this dissertation shows their
complex kin relations and political
behavior based on complicated clan hierarchies. By
carefully tracking
the genealogical records kept by the princes themselves, this dissertation
demonstrates that
princes did indeed cultivate a broader clan consciousness.
Moscow became the dominant political center on
the eastern border of Europe
through the conceptual framework of interlinked clans, which created
a
complex, hierarchy of stakeholder princes.
-
Transitory places: a water terminal and immigration station for
East Boston
The focus of the design has been the archival
library in which one can engage
one's own personal identity and heritage on the very site where, potentially,
one's ancestors arrived one hundred years ago. Genealogical research
can be conducted in the dynamic spaces
above the water so that there
is a possibility of overlapping past and present experiences as well
as connecting people around the world via modern technologies.
-
Whanau
Whakapakari:
a Māori-centred approach to child rearing and Parent-training
programmes
Values identified from these participants
confirmed the central role
of whanaungatanga (family connections), whakapapa (genealogy),
and awhinatanga (support) for Māori.
-
What marvells
Generations of women; Australia -- Genealogy.
-
Witches and poisoners in the colonial Chesapeake
Life stories of five women who were tried for
witchcraft,
or the allied crime of poisoning, in the Chesapeake colonies
of Virginia and
Maryland between 1685 and 1748. Their lives,
families, social networks, and neighborhoods are
reconstructed
through genealogical and historical methodologies. Sources used
to
piece together the women's stories include original and published
records, community studies, county
histories, maps, genealogies,
archaeological discoveries, building reconstructions, and
Chesapeake
social history. The women's life stories illustrate the complex intersections
of class,
race, and gender with witchcraft accusations.
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- YEAR 2000
-
A family history book:
design to production
-
A genealogy of genealogical practices: the development and use
of medical pedigrees in
the case of Huntington's disease. [published 2003]
-
A perfect childhood: growing up in a rural abolitionist family
Robinson family.
-
Afghans and Shaikhzadas in the nobility of Shah
Jahan
-
An interpretive biography of K. Ross Toole: a legacy of
leadership in Montana
College Teachers -- Educators -- Historians.
-
Aun en la muerte separados:
class, clergy, and society in Aragua
de Barcelona, Venezuela, 1820-1875
Two folded genealogical tables in pocket.
-
Cemetery survey of the Wesley United Methodist Church, Beaufort,
South Carolina
Inscriptions.
-
Chosŏn hugi tansŏng chiyŏk ŭi sahoe pyŏnhwa wa sajokch'ŭng
ŭi taeŭng
Sanch'ŏng-gun (Korea) -- Genealogy.
-
Continuité gentilice et continuité familiale
dans les familles sénatoriales
romaines à l'époque impériale: mythe et réalité
-
Creando la nación:
tradición, genealogías y modernización en la
literatura del siglo XIX en Venezuela
-
Darstellung der Entwicklung des personenbezogenen Steingrabmales
in der christlichen Friedhofskultur der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
im
20. Jahrhundert samt einer Dokumentation von Prominentengrabmälern
und deren Wertung
unter dem Gesichtspunkt des Personenbezugs
Tombs -- History -- Genealogy.
-
Die Familie von Fellenberg und die Schulen von Hofwyl:
Erziehungsideale, "häusliches Glück" und
Unternehmertum
einer bernischen Patrizierfamilie in der ersten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts
[published 2002]
-
Die Marwāniden von Diyār Bakr:
eine kurdische Dynastie im islamischen
Mittelalter
-
El conde Suero Vermúdez: su parentela y su entorno social:
la aristocracia asturleonesa en los siglos XI y
XII [published 2001]
-
From European to American: a three generation journey
Lackey Family. My mother's family came from
Europe during the eighteenth
century before the American Revolution. They came from
many European
countries: England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Germany and France,
and
all came in search of one thing--land.
-
From mountains to prairies: a case study of rural ethnic
community formation
Brekke family.
-
Genealogical figures in an Arabian Indian Ocean
diaspora
Arab countries -- Genealogy.
-
Greater than a mother's love:
kinship in the spirituality of
Francis and Clare of Assisi [republished:
2010]
Gilberto Cavazos-González’s Greater Than a
Mother’s Love is the first
to investigate their spirituality in the context of family relationships.
He
delves into the writings of Francis and Clare and illustrates
how both used observations of their various human
relationships
to understand their experiences with God.
-
Historical ethnology: a Louisiana reconnection two hundred years
later
Pecquet du Bellet family.
-
Kiškų gimine Lietuvos Didžiojoje Kunigaikštysteje XV a. pab.
- XVII a:
(genealoginis tyrimas): daktaro disertacijos
santrauka Humanitariniai mokslai,
istorija (05 H)
-
L' aristocratie et le pouvoir à Byzance au XIIIe siècle
(1204-1310)
Volume 1 : Social data.
Prosopography of careers,
genealogies and repertory of properties,
given in alphabetical order of families and then
in chronological order
of individuals. They rally large factions intended to the conquest of
power.
These factions are often controlled by a family matrimonially linked
with allied lineages, and are in particular set up in an area
and associated with local saints cults.
-
La Colonisation française aux Antilles:
les Aquitains à Saint-Domingue (XVIIe-XVIIIe
siècles)
- Land Surveys
and the Robinsons of North Kildare (1769-1864)
A significant outcome of this study is the
Robinson Family Genealogy line,
which has been prepared to correlate with each of
the seven surveys.
-
Les Sassenage et les Bérenger des origines au
début du XVIè siècle
table généal.
-
Les sires d'Andlau (fin du XIIe - début du XVIe siècle):
un lignage noble au temps des châteaux forts
-
Lun Kaixi bei fa qian Lu You yu Wu shi jia zu zai
Sichuan de bei fa qing kuang
Lu You and Wu Family Jubilee.
-
Maketu Cemetery, Ramarama:
historic summary and conservation
policy recommendations
New Zealand.
-
On ancestral graphs in theoretical population genetics
under
recombination and selection
Genealogy -- Mathematical models.
-
On the hallowed hill:
an analysis of historic cemeteries within
the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina and Tennessee.
-
Onomastique et parenté dans l'Occident médiéval
Names.
-
Places like home: Islam, matriliny, and the history
of family in Minangkabau
Ethnographic history of a Sumatran community in
the 19th and early 20th centuries.
-
Phenomenology: architecture as a virtual gateway
a
virtual-enhanced sensory museum for genealogical research
-
Racines et enracinement: parenté et localité dans
la France contemporaine
Genealogie: aspect anthropologique.
-
Scandal of patriotism:
the forgotten contributions of Michigan's Native
Americans,
women, and African-Americans during the Civil War
-
Shadow genealogies: memory and identity among urban Muslims in
Macedonia
Explores identity transformations under
conditions of intense sociopolitical change.
-
Squatting landscapes in south-eastern Australia (1820-1895)
De salis family. [published 1999]
-
Stability in the family farm
Family farms; Bee family.
-
The Chinnery family papers (1793-1843)
Music research.
-
The Claytons and their circle:
new English arrivals in early seventeenth-century
Cork [Ireland]
-
The Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem:
a dynastic history 1099-1125
-
The evolution of Hawaiian socio-political complexity:
an analysis of Hawaiian oral traditions
-
The world fill'd with a generation of bastards:
Pregnant brides and unwed mothers in
seventeenth-century Massachusetts
I conducted a group study of women prosecuted for fornication or bastardy,
and
men prosecuted for fornication or named in paternity cases in
the
Essex County, Massachusetts, Quarterly courts between 1640 and 1692.
I analyzed
prosecution and conviction rates, sentencing patterns, and
socio-economic and attitudinal data.
Ministers and magistrates successfully
curbed the sexuality of young persons who conformed to the dominant
ideology that marriage was the only appropriate venue for sexual intercourse.
-
Those were the days: All in the family and the reinvention of the
television family
Wikipedia:
All in the Family
-
Threads: intertwining the language of quilting with family
history
Exhibitions.
-
Ursprung und Kontinuität Studien zum genealogischen
Wissen im Mittelalter
In view of design principles and concepts of
time, argumentation and legitimation
strategies and socio-historical features and
benefits of genealogies are examined.
-
Voies de traverse obligées: Mémoire et témoignage dans les
textes littéraires
des auteurs femmes juives en Allemagne et en
France après Auschwitz
-
Volo vincere cum meis vel occumbere cum eisdem:
Studien zu Simon
von Montfort und seinen nordfranzösischen Gefolgsleuten
während des Albigenserkreuzzugs (1209 bis 1218) [published 2001]
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 1999
-
A casa dos Coutinhos: linhagem, espaço e poder (1360 - 1452)
Portugal.
-
A place in history: genealogy, Jewish identity, modernity
[published 1999 / 2000]
-
A Study of the Utilization of Local History
and Genealogy Collections in Public Libraries in
Ohio., 1999-Jun
-
African-Virginian extended kin: the prevalence
of West African family forms among
slaves in Virginia, 1740-1870
-
Ancestors
Ancestors II Instructional Media Project
(Television program);
Marketing research study; Case studies.
-
Ancestry of modern Indian populations
India -- Genealogy.
-
Aristocratic and noblewomen and power
in the twelfth-century Anglo-Norman realm.
-
Aristocratic family identity in the Roman Republic
Rome, Italy -- Genealogy -- Etruscans -- Latini
-- Sabines.
-
Chosŏn hugi muban kamun ŭi pŏryŏrhwa wa kŭ
sŏnggyŏk
Korea -- Genealogy -- Chosŏn dynasty, 1392-1910;
power-grouping and characteristics of military nobility clans
in
the late period of the Chosun dynasty.
-
Convergence or divergence: Uighur family change in Urumqi
China -- Ürümqi -- Uighur (Turkik people).
-
Création d'une collection anthropologique de
référence et application
des caractères discrets dans le cas de
généalogies connues
(Creating an anthropological reference collection
and application
of discrete characters in the case of known
genealogies.)
-
Cultura y vida cotidiana de las familias prominentes
porfirianas
de la ciudad de México y Yucatán microtarjeta.
[Genealogía]
-
Das gesicherte Erbe:
Heirat in lokalen und familialen Kontexten; Innichen
1700-1900 [published 2003]
Marriage, local, family and
kinship networks of relationships; extensive research
(matriculation in the monastery archives Candido, Dispensansuchen
and
Konsistorialakten in the Diocesan Archives Brixen, minutes of meetings
in the municipal archives and Candido Verfachbücher in Innsbruck Tyrolean Archive).
-
Der congenitale Faktor XIII-Mangel: eine Darstellung anhand eines
Familien-Reports,
genealogischer Recherchen und einer kritischen
Sichtung der aktualisierten Literatur
-
Die Vorfahren und Verwandten der steirischen Gewerkensgattin
Maria Elisabeth Stampfer (gest. 1700): ein Beitrag zur steirischen Wirtschafts-
und Sozialgeschichte in der frühen Neuzeit:
Diplomarbeit Delle Torre, Stampfer, and Tengg families.
-
El libro verde de Aragon.
Contribution à l'étude du problème juif dans
la Péninsule Ibérique (XVe-XVIIe siècles)
-
Frederick County probate inventories, 1744-1754
Virginia.
-
Genealogy and the internet
Compare:
Browse by Country | Learn | FamilySearch.org
Compare:
Cyndi's list [Cyndi's
List] by
Author Cyndi (Ingle) Howells
Compare:
Easy
Family History
Compare:
Family Genealogy and History Internet Education Directory™ - Wiki
Compare:
Genealogy, Family Trees & Family History
Records at Ancestry.com
Compare:
Genealogy - Wikibooks, open
books for an open world
Compare:
Global Gateway:
World Culture & Resources (Library of Congress)
Compare:
List of sovereign states - Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia
Compare:
MyGenShare
Compare;
Portals to the World
from the Library of Congress
taken down on September 16, 2010 in order to perform
a comprehensive review of
its content.
Compare:
RootsWeb.com
Compare:
WorldGenWeb Project
-
Genealogy, consanguinity, and the Counts of Anjou in the eleventh
century
Wikipedia:
Counts and dukes of Anjou
-
Generaciones Y Semblanzas: [Breve
análisis (pdf)]
Memory and Genealogy in
Medieval Iberian Historiograhpy
Generations and Sketches. [published
1999 / 2003]
-
He kupu tuku iho mō tēnei reanga: Te āhua o te tuku kōrero
New Zealand. The primary objective of this
thesis focuses on the nature
of transmission of oral narratives, based on the relationship
formed
between the recipient and the source.
-
House of miracles:
a Muselman family history
-
Huntington's Chorea in Lake Lillian:
the destruction and
stigmatization of a founding family
Reference:
Rev. Johannes Andreas Johannessen Bomstad (1821 - 1896) -
Genealogy
-
Kalhauṛā daur-i ḥukūmat (1681-1783)
Sindh (Pakistan) -- Kings and rulers --
Genealogy. [published 2004]
-
Kinship, environment and the Forest Service:
homesteading in Oregon's Coast Range [published
1998]
-
L'image de soi du patriarcat vénitien au XVIE-XVIIE siècles
The self-image of the Venetian patriarchy
XVIe-XVIIe centuries; from family archives.
-
La construction du lien de filiation entre trois
générations de femmes.
Repères
pour une analyse clinique d’entretiens de recherche
-
La société aristocratique dans le Haut-Maine: (XIe - XIIe
siècles)
France -- Genealogy.
-
Les demoiselles de Saint-Cyr, [maison royale d'education], (1686-1793)
France. Education of daughters from
impoverished noble families.
The personal details for all the pupils (3,152 names) have been
computerized;
includes all these hitherto forgotten young girls, who were each raised
and educated
there for about 10 years; an education they subsequently
passed on to their descendants well
into the first quarter of the 19th century.
-
Lignages et châteaux en Bretagne avant 1350
Begins with a study of the building families,
giving a rather comprehensive
vision of the great Breton feudal society in 1294. The members of the
ducal
lineage are first introduced, then presented by bailiffs, the medieval districts
of that period.
Family trees then help to understand the descendants.
-
Linajes nobiliarios en el Reino de León:
parentesco, poder y mentalidad (siglos IX-XIII)
-
Lineage, language and legitimacy: visual and textual modes of
genealogical display
Burgundy, France -- Genealogy; Newberry Library
(Case 166), Chicago, Illinois.
-
Mémoires du Cambodge
Memories of Cambodia;
« Mémoires du Cambodge »
Devoted to what is now called the "Era average"
of Cambodian history,
from the disintegration of the Angkorian Empire to the Fourteenth century
to the beginnings of French colonization in the Nineteenth century. Source
in formal
and linguistic terms (inscriptions in Khmer, Pali and Sanskrit manuscripts
and oral legends Khmer
temples, statues and bas-reliefs, ethnographic experiences
old and new) and the other on the
status of the source and the report of the historian,
as an interpreter of memory, with sources.
-
Miguel Romero y Baca and the early settlement of Las Vegas, New
Mexico
Baca, Delgado and Romero families.
-
Ourpast.com
Computer network resources -- Genealogy --
Interactive multimedia.
-
Out of mind, out of sight: Ohio women convicted of insanity,
1874-1940
Asylum admittance records offered clues about
what family and community
members understood about insanity because court clerks and hospital
nurses
recorded complaints lodged against those women who were subsequently
incarcerated in
lunatic asylums.
-
Petrography and petrogenesis of metamorphic blocks at the base of
a granitic plution,
Vinalhaven Island, Southeastern Maine
-
Piano manufacturers and artists: their relationship and its
consequences
Henry Engelhard Steinway and his children.
Wikipedia:
Henry E. Steinway
-
Reflections in the looking glass: a reflective genealogical study
of the lives,
stories, and times of the ancestors of Holly B. Bragdon
-
Régionalisation du pool génique québécois:
analyse du devenir des gènes fondateurs
-
Relative research: using genealogy to teach English
Teaching.
-
Representing Anglo-Indians: a genealogical study
India -- Genealogy. [published 1999 / Thesis 2000
/ published 2004]
-
Soxtonokmu' (CA-SBa-167): an analysis of artifacts and economic
patterns
from a Late Period Chumash village in the Santa
Ynez Valley
California -- Genealogy.
-
The age of the mutations in the Finnish disease heritage:
a genealogical and linkage disequilibrium study [theageof.pdf]
-
"The consummation of empire": the Vansyckel family bedchamber
suite
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. [published 1998]
-
The Cranch family, communication, and identity formation in the
early republic
Massachusetts.
-
The Elijah Reed story:
a chronicle of an African American family,
1739-1940
-
The Huguenot settlements in Ireland
Based on a thesis which was awarded the Blake
National History Scholarship
of Trinity College, Dublin
Reprint. Originally published: London : Longmans,
Green, 1936
-
The Importance of Being Noble:
Genealogie im Alltag des englischen Hochadels in
Mittelalter und Früher Neuzeit
[published 2004]
-
The Legh of Booths Muniments (c.1280-1808):
The Study of a Cheshire Family Through Its
Archive
-
The 'old macaroni factory' 1859: registered by Heritage Victoria,
classified by the National Trust National Estate
Listing & the Lucini family [Australia]
-
The restaurant industry in Providence, Rhode Island, 1890-1925
Genealogy.
-
The Rothschilds of the East: Orientalizing in Anglo-Jewish
assimilation, c. 1860-1890
Great Britain -- Sassoon family.
-
The self-presentation of the family: the function of classical
Attic peribolos tombs
Greece.
-
The Tilghmans of Maryland's Eastern Shore, 1660-1793
Tillman family.
-
The work of Berthe Morisot and Mary Cassatt as visual records
of the lives of women in nineteenth century
French bourgeois society
-
Three generations of planter-businessmen: the Tayloes,
slave labor, and entrepreneurialism in Virginia,
1710-1830
-
Towards an ethnography of voice in Amerafrican culture:
an oral traditional register in four women's
narratives
-
Überforderung - Widerstand - Resignation in der
Kirche und ihrem Umfeld:
dargestellt an Amtsträgern und einzelnen Gemeindegliedern der Kirchgemeinde
Frauenkappelen im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert: Studie über die Normen,
die die Kirche
durchzusetzen versuchte, und deren Auswirkungen auf die Menschen
Enth. ferner chronografische Genealogien der
Familien Dubois, Galey, Hänggeli,
Herren, Hyler, Isenschmid, Krattiger, Kuhn, Marthaler, Nyffenegger,
Riesenmey,
Sahli, Schmid, Tschannen, Weyer, Widmer und Wyss.
-
Vies de saints, vie de famille: représentation et système de la
parenté dans
le Royaume mérovingien (481 - 751) d'après les
sources hagiographiques
[published 2001]
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 1998
-
A cultural and historical analysis of demographic trends
and family management strategies among the
Tibetans of Nubri, Nepal
-
A genealogical analysis of the Tangier Island population
Tangier Island, Virginia.
-
A reel pastime: the Sottile family and Charleston motion picture
exhibition
South Carolina.
-
Adel im Übergang: die Fürsten und Grafen von Löwenstein-Wertheim
zwischen Landesherrschaft und Standesherrschaft,
1780-1850 [published 2000]
-
An ethnography of reciprocity among Chamorros in Guam
The Chamorros, Guam's indigenous population, are
the subjects of this study.
This qualitative study highlights the Chamorro tradition of
reciprocal aid witnessed
during events surrounding the life cycle (i.e., birth, marriage, death)
when network
relations are activated and reciprocity ensues. Data collection methods include
informal interviewing, participant-observation, the collection of life histories,
and documentation
of family genealogies.
-
An
Evaluation of Genealogical Collections as Perceived
by the Members of the Ohio Genealogical Society,
Summit County Chapter.
-
Aqui tudo é parente!: um estudo das práticas e idéias em
relação
ao tempo e ao espaço entre camponeses do
Pantanal de Mimoso.
-
Biografi og subjektivitet:
et bidrag til selvoptagethedens genealogi:
ph.d.-afhandling [published 2000]
-
Bréifne: an early history of the Ua Ruaire dynasty
Ireland -- Genealogy -- O'Rourke family.
-
Bürgertum in Stuttgart Beiträge zur "Ehrbarkeit" und zur
Familie Autenrieth
Beiträge zur württembergischen Ehrbarkeit im
17. und 18. Jahrhundert mit
einer genealogisch-soziologischen Untersuchung
der ältesten Stuttgarter Familien Autenrieth
-
Children in the Roman world:
status and the growth of identity
-
De generatione Christi: ein typologisches Lehrgedicht des hohen
Mittelalters
(inc. Prima luce deum) [published 1999]
-
Die Freiherrn Binder von Krieglstein: Studien zur Genealogie und
Besitzgeschichte
einer elsäßisch-österreichischen Adelsfamilie
unter besonderer Berücksichtigung
der Bedeutung einzelner Familienmitglieder
in der
Zeit Maria Theresias und der Ära Metternich
-
Die Herberts of Swansea und die Fürstenberg-Waterlappe: Gentry und
deutscher Niederadel während des
späten Mittelalters und der frühen Neuzeit
-
Die Koreses: Geschichte einer griechischen Familie im Übergang
von der spätbyzantinischen zur osmanischen Zeit
(ca. 1200-1600)
Chios Island, Greece -- Venice, Italy --
Genealogy.
-
Famille, succession, émigration au Pays basque au XIXe siècle:
étude des pratiques successorales et des comportements migratoires
au sein des
familles basques [published 1999]
-
Familie, Verwandtschaft und Karriere bei den Gonzaga:
Struktur und Funktion von Familie und
Verwandtschaft bei den Gonzaga
und ihren deutschen Verwandten (1444 - 1519)
[published 2002]
-
Family folklore and the role of storytelling:
the study of a family and the Syrian Jewish
community in Brooklyn
-
Family, followers and friends:
the socio-political dynamics of the Anglo-Norman
aristocracy, 1100-1204
Europe -- Great Britain (England).
-
Family history study units in secondary school: their educational
impact
The quoted authors perceived that the classroom study of genealogy
and family
history:
(1) Affects in positive ways how students feel
about non-family history;
(2) Promotes the learning of several disciplines
related to history;
(3) Reveals the interconnectedness of human
society, and encourages
multiracial and
multicultural understanding;
(4) Improves scholastic skills;
(5) Builds students' sense of identity, sense of
self;
(6) Increases sense of "family," enhances
intergenerational relationships,
ameliorates the
outlook on life for those involved;
(7) Benefits children of "non-traditional"
parentage; and
(8) Creates a valuable family document.
-
Freeman in name only:
the African American in colonial Farmington,
Connecticut
-
Gender and genealogy in the Old French Vulgate cycle
Bible.
-
Genealogical reconstruction of the Herodian and Maccabean
families
[published 2000]
-
Genealogische Studie einer Sippe
mit familiärer Creutzfeldt-Jakob-Krankheit
-
Grandma was a little girl once:
a multimedia CD-ROM design for my nephews and
niece
-
Groping Through the Shadows
British Columbia, Canada. The text is based
on memories,
and on data from old letters, correspondence, memorabilia,
interviews, official
documents, and medical literature.
-
He whakaemi kōrero mō Ngā Ruahine
New Zealand.
-
Historical studies theses: best of 1998
A modern Italian immigrant family; The Trapp
family odyssey;
Viking slavers: thralldom under the Scandinavians
during the Middle Ages.
-
Honour, family and the law in late-medieval Yorkshire
England -- Gascoign, Plumpton and Vavasour
families. [published 1997]
-
"In my absence"
Philippines -- World War II -- Americans --
Family history and poems.
-
Jesus' genealogies:
a critical survey of ideas and solutions
-
Kingship and kinship: marriage relations
between the throne and the
ruling elite in sixteenth-century Korea
-
L'ecoute genealogique: son importance diagnostique
et thérapeutique en
clinique individuelle, familiale et institutionnelle
Genealogical listening.
-
La frontière albanaise:
famille, société et identité collective en
Albanie du sud
-
Les inscriptions sanskrites des Pallava: poésie,
rituel, idéologie
Translation of the 74 Sanskrit inscriptions
issued by the south-indian mediaeval dynasty
of the Pallava (IIIrd-IXth century AD), and fully or partly
written in Sanskrit. The first
copper-plates (till the VIIth century AD) are fully in Sanskrit and devoid of poetical
ornaments; in those issued later, the genealogy and the eulogy of the kingly donor
is written in Sanskrit and
poetically styled, while the operative part is in Tamil and its
fashion is quite prosaic. A close study
shows that they are aimed at equating the king
to the gods who rule the universe, whose virtues and power he must
actualize on earth;
they are part of a ritual of kingly legitimization.
Compare:
Melchizedek Priesthood handbook.
by
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The Melchizedek Christology in Heb. 7:1-28
The Melchizedek tradition: a critical examination
of the sources to the fifth century A.D. and in the
Epistle to the Hebrews
Wikipedia:
Melchizedek
-
Making connections through family history
Elementary -- Storytelling -- Study and teaching.
-
Mesure et analyse de l'effet fondateur dans les
populations
de Charlevoix et du Bas-Saint-Laurent
Quebec, Canada. The phenomenon of the
founder effect occurs
when a number of individuals from a given population,
settle into new
territory and create a new colony.
-
Mordecai:
three generations of a Southern Jewish family,
1780-1865
-
Observations in genealogy
Exhibitions.
-
Origins and genealogy of the Abernethy family
Scotland -- Genealogy. [also published in
1999; with additional authors]
-
My bone and my flesh: the agrarian family in biblical law
Israel -- Family farms.
-
Passive victims or active participants: an analysis of the
adaptation strategies
used by the Lyford family during the economic and
social transformation of
Exeter, New Hampshire, 1714-1840 ; a thesis
-
Patronage and the construction of nobility:
the Villa Godi fresco
cycle and the Villa's role in the Veneto and the politics
of a
sixteenth-century patrician family [Italy -- Godoi family.]
-
Preserving family histories through the oral tradition:
three stories for performance
-
"Semejante Pariente Mayor":
parentesco, solar, comunidad y linaje
en la institución
de un pariente mayor en Gipuzkoa:
los señores
del solar de Oñaz y Loyola (siglos XIV-XVI)
-
Shaw. Vol. 18: the Annual of Bernard Shaw studies
The Shaws and the Gurlys: a genealogical study.
-
Struktur und Entfaltung von Verwandtschaft im Spätmittelalter:
die Beziehungen der Gonzaga, Markgrafen von Mantua,
zu den mit ihnen
verwandten deutschen Fürsten (1444-1519)
-
Südwestdeutscher Reichsadel im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert:
Geld, Reputation, Karriere: das Haus Fürstenberg
[published 2001]
-
Szlachta sieradzka w XV wieku: magnifici et generosi
Polska -- Sieradz region -- Genealogia --
Szlachta.
-
Te whare tapere: towards a model for Māori performance art
Maori (New Zealand people) -- Genealogy.
-
The blue bride, the herring stand and the white elephant sale:
classroom implications of a personal journey to
reclaim family stories
Introduces the role of family stories in a
curriculum for fifth graders.
Includes a review of scholarship in the field of oral history,
family interviews and curriculum applications and resources.
-
The Colberts in Chickasaw history, 1783-1818:
a study in internal tribal dynamics
-
The Cottonian legacies: an appraisal of the lives and legacies of
the Cotton family
Australia -- Victoria.
-
The early Shugo to 1390: the Ōtomo lords of northern Kyushu
Japan.
-
The Johnstons of Viewfield : farm and family in transition
New York State-- Seneca County -- Genealogy --
Scottish Americans.
-
The legacy of a gentleman farmer: William McKinley and family
Georgia.
-
"The writing's on the wall":
family history, memory and the lost cause
-
Theogonie und Genealogie im Pantheon der Pyramidentexte
[published 1998 / 2003]
Compare:
Pyramid Texts Online - Library
-
Using a GIS-based model to enhance genealogical research
of Civil War ancestors in Madison County,
Mississippi
-
'Wel ordered commonwealth': gender and politics in New Haven
Colony, 1636-1690
Connecticut. [published 1996 / 1998]
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 1997
-
A socio-historical study of the aged in Brigus, Newfoundland,
1920-1949
Canada.
-
Alliances, migrations et variabilité génétique:
évolution des structures de parenté en
Haut-Jura du XVIIIe siècle à nos jours
-
Analyses des parcours des soins médicaux pour les
familles des malades mentaux
dans la culture chinoise sous l'influence du
taoÏsme ὰ TaÏwan.
-
Borderlands: the impact of Anglo-Scottish border magnates on
government, 1341-1424
Douglas and Dunbar families.
-
Citoyens, sujets, nobles:
les familles de
l'aristocratie pisane à l'époque des premiers grands-ducs de Toscane
Italie. By exhibiting proofs of nobility
such as genealogies, family trees, chronicles,
coats of arms, every noble Pisan family tiries to gain the honor
of becoming a knight.
[published
1997 and 1998)
-
Decorative arts and social status among the Vanderbilts
in late nineteenth-century America
-
Destin, transmission et autonomie: le devenir du
projet kibboutzique
This relationship is being analysed with regard
to one specific society, that of Kibbutz,
and with the origin and the outcome of the social
project from which it proceeds.
The transmission between generations lies within
the wider scope of genealogy,
i.e., the succession of generations over time, which
originates
in and is part of some anteriority, that of Judaism.
-
Die Bibra Studien und Materialien zur Genealogie und zur
Besitzgeschichte
einer fränkischen Niederadelsfamilie im
Spätmittelalter [dissertation 1996 / 1997 / 1998]
-
Domestic duty: the family life of Samuel Sewall, 1675-1729
Massachusetts -- Puritans.
-
Economic and social influences on marriage in Banbury, 1730-1841.
Banbury, Oxfordshire, England.
-
Écritures du travail et savoir paysans,
Aperçu historique et lecture de pratiques. Les
agendas des agriculteurs
-
Family & society studies worldwide
Source documents include related websites,
internet documents, professional journals,
conference papers, books, book chapters, selected
popular literature, government
reports, discussion and working papers, unpublished
material such as poster sessions,
statistical documents, theses, dissertations and
other sources.
-
Family changes in rural and urban China, 1950's to 1980's: a
multilevel model analysis
[published 1996]
-
Family history and household economic strategies: a study of
post-war Hong Kong
China. [published 1995]
-
Finding Fink family folklore:
a study of German-Russian history and family folk
tradition [South Dakota]
-
Genealogie als Monument und Argument:
der Beitrag dynastischer Wappen zur politischen
Raumbildung der Neuzeit
[published 2002]
-
Genealogies of reclaimed nobility:
the geotemporality of Yorùbá belonging
[also published 1998]
Wikipedia:
Yoruba people
-
Identity and cultural memory:
the role of television in the American family
image
-
In my grandmothers' kitchens:
one family's history through food
-
Jules and Woman Dress Lamoreaux:
a family history and a
comparison to Métis studies
Wyoming.
-
Kinship Written, Kinship Practised:
A Study of Kinship and the Writing of Genealogies
in Contemporary Korea
-
Konzept einer genealogischen Datenbank
mit einer intelligenten Oberfläche für die
optimierte Datenerfassung
-
Kōrero ki toku kuia
New Zealand -- Oral history.
-
La fortune des Wagram: de Napoléon à Proust
Berthier family. [published 2002]
-
La révélation de la succession
France. This development accounts for the
emergence of an unusual profession
known as succession genealogist (genealogiste
successoral), whose task is
to establish, upon the request of a notary, the identities of
the beneficiaries
of the estate of a deceased who has died leaving no known heirs.
-
Les Kunta ὰ travers quelques extraits
de l'ouvrage Al-Tara'if wa l'tala'id de
1756 ὰ 1826
The Kunta constitutes a tribe whose genealogy
goes back to an Arab origin.
However, in view of the controversy in historical
narrations, this origin
is challenged. The Kunta tribe was first founded during the era of their
ancestor
Sidi Muhammad Al-Kunti (XVI century).
Wikipedia:
Kountas
Compare:
The origins and emergence of the tribe of Kunta:
a contribution to the history of the western
Sahara between the Almoravid period
and the 17th century. Contrast:
Roots and
Other
Publications by [Alex
Haley -
Roots is a work of the imagination rather
than strict historical scholarship.]
-
Les pasteurs Ahamda du Soudan Central: usage de la parente arabe
dans l'histoire d'une recomposition territoriale,
politique et identitaire
We can best appreciate both the heterogeneous
nature of their origins and the
process leading to their present structure by
tracing back their lineages' histories.
-
Les thomelin: une dynastie d'organistes parisiens
aux xviie et xviii siècles
The point of this research paper is to relate and
explore the dynasty of organists:
The Thomelin-family.
These organists worked in Paris during the XVIIth
and XVIIIth centuries.
Through research and archive-documents the
Family-Tree was established.
-
Local genealogy: "What school you went?"
stories from a pidgin culture [also published
1999]
-
Lurking in the gossip's bowl:
genealogy, gynecology, and the politics of
midwifery in Shakespeare's England
-
Macetown: a community built on gold
New Zealand.
-
Migrants and memories: family, work, and community among Blacks,
eastern European Jews, and native-born Whites
in an early twentieth
century Washington, D.C. neighborhood
-
Ministerial patron-client networks during the reign of Louis XIV:
the Phélypeaux de Pontchartrain, 1675-1715
[France]
-
Nga kupu tuku iho a Hāmiora Pio
New Zealand.
-
Patriciado urbano quinhentista: as famílias dominantes do Porto,
1500-1580
Porto, Portugal; contains genealogical tables.
-
Private pleasures-- derived from tradition
Wellesley, Massachusetts --
Hunnewell family.
-
Religion, women and the family in Maryland, 1634-1713
Maryland -- Wills.
-
Reynolda House:
the creation of an American country house and its
survival into the present
Winston-Salem, North Carolina -- Reynolds family.
-
Royal functionaries and state administration in Israel
and Judah during the First Temple Period
-
Surry, Maine, 1850-1880: a history of four neighborhoods
including a guide
to the research and composition of local history
-
Temps de dieu, temps des hommes : généalogie,
calendrier et tradition dans le
judaïsme de l'époque hellénistique et romaine
Jewish texts from the Hellenistic and Roman
periods.
[dissertation also dated 1998 / published 1999 / 2000]
-
The Earls of Chester and their family in Normandy and England:
from the early eleventh century until 1120
Chester, England and Normandy, France; Goz family
-- Genealogy.
-
The Endicott family of Salem: a thesis
Massachusetts.
-
The experience of southeast Asian refugee families:
an
exploration of family identity [published 1996] Cambodia -- Vietnam.
The purpose of this
study was to explore the third component, that is,
how family history affects family identity.
This was done by asking
family members how they perceive that their experience, the discrete
event of being refugees, shaped, and continues to shape, their sense
of family identity.
Seventeen members from ten refugee families
who fled Cambodia and Vietnam and who subsequently
resettled
in the United States between 1975 and 1990, were interviewed.
The experience
of being a refugee influences (in both expected
and unexpected ways) how members perceive their
family identity.
-
The family today:
coping with problems, seeking solutions
-
The home is a little church:
gender, culture, and authority in American
Catholicism, 1940-1962
-
The Javanese genealogies:
evidence of Hadrami Arab influence
-
The making of an American myth: the Hatfields and
McCoys
Kentucky -- West Virginia.
-
The mistresses of Charles II and Restoration court
politics, 1660-85. | History On-line
-
The Pawenski family tree
Genealogy -- Interactive multimedia.
-
The place of the rural blacksmith in parish life 1500 - 1900
England -- Dorset -- Somerset; geneal. tables.
-
The relationship between teachers' sense of efficacy,
child's family history, and teacher prediction of
student performance
-
The role of tribal and kinship ties in the politics of the United
Arab Emirates
"Ruling families trees" inserts in back cover;
Genealogical tables printed in segments after text.
-
The role of trust in leadership and continuity of family-owned
businesses
This study explores the thesis that trust in
family-owned businesses is essential
in terms of quality of life of members,
organizational performance, and continuity
of family ownership. Seven case studies are
presented from in-depth interviews
with 60 participants of family-owned companies,
ranging from first through fifth
generation family ownership, with annual revenues
between
approximately $10 mm and \$150 mm.
-
Une famille aux XIVème, XVème, et XVIème siècles
Tables gen.
-
Urban space and political life in Rome, 1100-1300:
the Frangipani
family in the Forum area
Geneal. tables.
-
"Whatitiri ki te rangi, Pūkeko ki te whenua"
New Zealand;
geneal. tables.
-
Zuger Familiennamen:
Entstehungsprozesse, Verfestigung, Bedeutungen
[published 2000]
↑ upΛ
- YEAR 1996
-
A fortune in sugar:
the Dickinsons of Jamaica and England, 1655-1837
-
An architectural portrait: Prospect Hill, Spotsylvania County,
Virginia.
Genealogy -- Holliday family.
-
Change and stability: Agta kinship in a history of uncertainty
Luzon, Philippines.
-
Creative project assessment paper: the journey from roots to
wings
Genealogy -- Study and teaching.
-
Data compression algorithms
for the UPE genealogical database
-
Die Bibra Studien und Materialien zur Genealogie und zur
Besitzgeschichte
einer fränkischen Niederadelsfamilie im
Spätmittelalter [dissertation 1996 / 1997]
-
Die frühen Wettiner Adelsfamilie und Hausüberlieferung bis 1221
Genealogische Tafe. [also
published 1997]
-
El Llinatge de Dròpides: Plató i la seva família:
memòria de llicenciatura
Plato and his family. Genealogia.
-
Fall River's family bountiful:
the Brayton family as a model for a provincial
elite
-
Família i poder a Catalunya, 1516-1626:
les estratègies de consolidació de la classe
dirigent
-
Familles et patrimoines en Beaujolais, 1760-1914
[published 2001]
Reference:
Genealogie Memodoc
-
Familie en macht:
de familie Berthout en de Brabantse adel
[published 2003]
-
Généalogie et pouvoir au Maghreb du IIe au VIIe
siècle/VIIIe au XIIIe siècle
[published 1997 / 1998 / 2003]
-
Genealogies and personality characteristics of the workmen
in the Deir el-Medina community during the
Ramesside period
-
Gentry behavior in fourteenth century Lancashire:
one family,
public service, and public order
Radcliffe family.
-
Han Sui zhi jian Xingyang Zheng shi yan jiu
China -- Genealogy -- Zheng family.
-
Helena's Figure Eight Route: a reminiscent history
Helena Region, Montana -- Genealogy.
-
Heraldic y genealogía en el reino de Jaén
Spain.
-
L'Anse-aux-Moyacs en Minganie de l'ouest, à la
recherche de l'étranger-familier
This research focuses on the phenomenon of
inbreeding in the alliance
at the scale of a community of 550 people; its population is still composed
mainly of descendants of the founding couples (A.D. 1850).
-
La famille de Gondi-Retz au tournant des XVIe et XVIIe siecles:
etude de l'heritage d'une famille ducale a
l'epoque de la reforme Catholique
-
La parenté recomposée
Kinship blended.
Fulani alliance figures in the
highlands the adamaoua (North Cameroon).
Representative corpus listing almost 3,400
marriages from a sampling of 5,000
persons, from "nomadic" groups (Wodaabe, Aku and Jafun called
Mbororoen)
and those which belong to lineage of sheepherding and land-tilling settled
nomads (called Foulbe). Author developed a specific software called Genos
to process
genealogical trees; evaluates "affinity complex".
-
Le frère de mon frère n'est pas mon frère:
étude de la relation de fratrie et des places
généalogiques dans la famille recomposée
[published 1997]
-
Les comtes de Montrevel et leurs alliés
[published 1996 / 2000]
-
Les Judeo-convers dans le diocese de Tolede (1474-1575).
sttrategies et mecanismes d'integration sociale
Spain. Information has been collected in
the disqualification trials,
the lists of the disqualified and the genealogies established
by the
inquisitors of Toledo in the first half of the XVIth century.
-
Maori identity within whanau
New Zealand.
-
Memoire de l'histoire familiale [also
published 1997]
Analysis of family trees elaborated in front of
and with the subjects of 490 research interviews.
-
More than a meal: a cross-generational study of an Australian
family's food habits
McCrae family -- History.
-
New Haven Irish 1850-1940 and a social history of the Heaney
family
Connecticut -- Hanna family.
-
Patricians of the Benaadir:
Islamic learning, commerce and Somali
urban identity in the nineteenth century
The existence of the leading lineages inhabiting
the towns of the Benaadir coast
of Somalia (Muqdisho, Marka, Barawe and Warshaykh) has, in its essence,
been
defined by the ability to remain distinct from other elements of the wider society
in which they
operate. Since at least the tenth century, all of these communities
have earned their livelihoods via
commerce. Using oral traditions and Arabic
language documents, this study examines the ways in which
urban Somalis
attempted to maintain their 'distinct' position; how Benaadiri townspeople
preserved
their interstitial position through the manipulation of various elements
(religious, cultural, social
and, genealogical) which both linked and distinguished
them from other surrounding communities.
-
Private lives and public myths:
the Bagbys of Virginia
-
Profession, parenté, identité sociale:
les notaires de
Poitiers aux temps modernes (1515-1815)
It also draws on the issues of
micro-history founded by Italian researchers
as Carlo Ginzburg and the methods of prosopography and fertilized
by
an innovative use of technology in genealogy.
It provides individual
and collective portrait of the 300 notaries who have
instrumented for three
centuries in a demographically and economically
torpid dull provincial capital.
Thanks to the use of genealogy, particularly fine and innovative in
decoding
a dimension complex but essential to the society of orders: the networks.
Developed
through alliances, kinships and affinities that are each individual
in a group project and a family
world. [also published 1999;
Google™ Translate]
-
Prosopografía, onomástica y sociedad en el Imperio Romano:
las estructuras sociales: las provincias de
Germania Superior y Germania Inferior
-
Publishing your family history on the World Wide Web:
a genealogist's guide to hypermedia
-
Record linking and genetic analysis of Utah death certificates:
- 664.pdf
Common causes of death.
-
"Semejante Pariente Mayor"
Guipúzcoa, España -- Genealogía.
-
Silent partners?:
women, commerce, and the family in medieval
Perpignan, c.1250-1300
-
Silent voices and forgotten footsteps:
a chronicle of the early Black culture of
Glastonbury, 1693-1860 [Connecticut]
-
Song dai Futian Fang shi jia zu
China -- Genealogy -- Fang family.
-
Sticking to the land: a history of exclusion on Kangaroo Island,
1827-1996
South Australia -- Genealogy.
-
Te Rangitakaroro me ōna wehewehenga = Te Rangitakaroro and his
affiliate hapū
New Zealand.
-
The continuity of the Nizari Ismaili da'wa, 1256-1350
The Nizari Ismailis are a Shia branch of Islam
whose genealogy dates back
to the time of their first Imam, 'Ali, son-in-law of Prophet
Muhammad
and extends to the present time under the guidance of their forty ninth Imam,
Karim al-Husayni, Agha Khan IV (b. 1936).
-
The convict transportation registers
Australia.
-
The Grove: Call-Collins house:
The role of interpretation in
creating an historic house museum
Tallahassee, Florida.
-
The hidden family:
sibling relations and kinship in the
eighteenth-century South Carolina lowcountry
-
The Kinnamonts of the eastern shore of Maryland and the District
of Columbia
Kinnamont family.
-
The Laras: an aristocratic family in the kingdoms of Castile and
León, 1075-1361
Spain.
-
The Vorontsov women:
gender and power in eighteenth-century Russia
-
Venture Smith's family
African Americans -- Genealogy.
-
Women's work in the Swan River Colony, 1829-1850
Western Australia -- Genealogy.
-
Zavodskoe khozi︠a︡ĭstvo Demidovykh v pervoĭ
polovine XIX veka
Russia -- Demidov family.
- [1995 / 1996]
Studien zur Geschichte der Grafen von Dagsburg-Egisheim
Eguisheim,
France -- Généalogie. [published 1998]
↑ upΛ
- YEARS 1995 To
1991
- [1995 / 1996]
Studien zur Geschichte der Grafen von Dagsburg-Egisheim
Eguisheim, France -- Généalogie.
[published 1998]
- [1995]
A study of the letters of Alessandra Strozzi: illustrating the
significant role
which could be played by women in Renaissance
Florence [published 1994]
- [1995]
An American story: the Grossmans, 1902-1995
Pennsylvania -- Jews. [published 1996]
- [1995]
An examination of
processes and structures
in oral narrative discourse in an educational context
The structures and processes used in narrating
are reflective of processes
of thought. The child constructs 'history' through a search
for meaning
at the present time. The nature of the story
determines the nature of
the thought provoked.
- [1995]
Aspects of the collecting and display of sculpture
in Florence
and Rome c. 1540-c. 1595
Ridolfi and Solderini families.
- [1995]
Auf den Spuren meines Urgrossvaters Fritz Jecklin.
Jecklin family; [1] Gen.-Taf.
- [1995]
Collaborative research stories: whakawhanaungatanga
New Zealand -- McKay family.
- [1995]
Cultural encounter, aesthetics, and the limits of anthropology:
Captain Cook and the Maori
The specific genealogy inscribed by this thesis
is that
of the Pakeha-- the descendants of Europeans in New Zealand.
- [1995]
De la maison du père à la maison commune: Saint-Victor-de-la-Coste,
en Languedoc rhodanien, 1661-1799;
(Familles et
communauté en Languedoc rhodanien) [published 1996]
- [1995]
Die Freiherrn Binder von Krieglstein
Studien zur Genealogie und Besitzgeschichte einer elsäßisch-österreichischen
Adelsfamilie
unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Bedeutung einzelner
Familienmitglieder in der
Zeit Maria Theresias und der Ära Metternich
- [1995]
Familial morphology in Han China: 206 B.C.-A.D. 220
Chinese -- Kinship.
- [1995]
Familles et communauté en Languedoc Rhodanien:
Saint-Victor-de-la-Coste (1661-1799)
This thesis investigates the relationships between families and community
in a French Languedocian village, during the
XVIIth AND XVIIIth centuries.
- [1995]
Gaspar Antonio Chi
and the Xiu family tree
- [1995]
Genealogical histories
Mixed-media paintings.
- [1995]
Genèse des lignages méridionaux.
Tome I, L'aristocratie
languedocienne du Xe au XIIe siècle
Texte remanié de: Th. État--Hist.--Paris 4,
1995.
Titre de soutenance: La famille aristocratique languedocienne:
parenté et patrimoine dans les vicomtés de
Béziers et d'Agde (900-1170).
[published 2001]
- [1995]
He kohikohinga kōrero nō Ngāti Kuia
A collection of stories from Ngāti Kuia in
answer to the question
"What oral histories and written stories are available for the
generations
of Ngāti Kuia to come?" Includes whakapapa.
- [1995]
La famille en Gévaudan au XVe siècle,
d'après les sources
notariales (1380-1483)
This research is based principally on the
exploitation of one hundred
and fifty-nine notarial files from the archives in the Lozère, a total
of
almost twenty-two thousand folios. Recourse to prosopography turns
out to be important if one
is to determine the influence which the family
had on society, and likewise recourse to
genealogy is essential to establish
the pattern of family alliances. Our attention was concentrated
on three main
aspects of the family: the first places the family again in its demographic reality:
parish
boundaries, mortality rate, marriage rate and birth rate. The second
situates the family in the context of
its own problems:
inheritance, internal organisation, and matrimonial strategies.
- [1995]
La vida maridable:
ordinary families, Buenos Aires 1776-1850
- [1995]
Labor to the pampas, relatives to the prairie, immigrants to the
West
Birkeland family. Examines the similarities
and differences between the migration
of European and Norwegian farm laborers to the great plains
of North America
(e.g., the Middle West) and of South America (Argentina). The material on
Norwegian-American immigration derives from a case study,
based on the lives of two couples
from Bjerkreim, Rogaland (Norway).
- [1995]
Les Beauharnais: une fortune antillaise, 1756 - 1796
[published 2003]
- [1995]
Les bourgeois de la terre: stratégies foncières et mobilités
sociales
dans le midi toulousain au dix-neuvème et
vingtième siècles
The study of social mobility in land ownership,
if based upon
the genealogical analysis of landed estates,
re-establishes complex trends.
- [1995]
Ngā poupou ō Ngāi te Rangi
New Zealand.
- [1995]
Poder, élite y familia en la región de Ayacucho:
el caso de la familia de la Fuente y Santa Cruz,
1770-1826
- [1995]
Police in Victorian Oxfordshire
England. -- Genealogy -- Hawtin family.
Includes list of officers in the Oxfordshire
Constabulary, 1857.
- [1995]
The connection between family history stories and life stories:
a whole new construct
- [1995]
The Goldsmid family, the Jews and the University of London,
1820-1880
Great Britain.
- [1995]
"The important things of life" : women, work and family
in Sweetwater County, Wyoming, 1880-1929
- [1995]
The Palmyrene prosopography
Each family is graphically represented by
genealogical trees showing
the relationship amongst members of the same family. They are labelled
with reference to the ancestor who often is the eponym from which the whole
family takes its
name. At Palmyra, the most common onomastic formula
is represented by the individual's
personal name, his patronymic and his clan
or familial name. The individual is identified by
tribal and family names.
The single name is the first element of identification; thus whenever possible,
an
etymological explanation of names has been provided to understand
the ethnic origin of each family.
Wikipedia reference:
Palmyrene Empire
- [1995]
The politics of display:
family portraits, the Royal Academy and
modern domestic ideology
Great Britain -- England.
- [1995]
The Roman family in late antiquity:
the endurance of tradition and the rise of
Christianity
- [1995]
The visual transcription of "family disease": a comparison of the
use
of medical pedigrees in genetic counseling practices in Canada and
Japan
The findings include three major points:
(1) cultural views of the family are taken for
granted by genetic counselors;
(2) the process of documenting family data
consists of four stages:
primary transcription, secondary transcriptions,
combination and publications;
(3) the clinical workers' use of medical
pedigrees results in the construction
of family history as part of the present family
illness.
- [1995]
Transatlantic family photographs
Norwegian Americans; Birkeland and Hegelstad
families.
- [1995]
Une famille au Moyen âge
Lyon, Rhône-Alpes region, France -- Généalogie
-- Chaponay famille -- Archives.
- [1994]
A family story: our American dream
Foote and Kelleher families.
- [1994]
A Genealogical study
of the Baldwin family
- [1994]
A geographical history of a northern Minnesota farm
Roseau County, Minnesota; Ravndalen family.
- [1994]
Archivists' outlook on service to genealogists
in selected Canadian provincial archives
[published 1993]
- [1994]
Aspetti narrativi nella Genealogia deorum gentilium
di Giovanni Boccaccio
- [1994]
Boomerang: shaping memories in the John Horne Miles family
Mormons -- Genealogy.
- [1994]
Bridging the losses in biographical discontinuities
through
narrative reconstruction: a project based upon an independent study
of the
experience of recent Russian immigrant families.
[with abbreviated title; also published 1995]
- [1994]
Darstellung, Ortskatalog, Genealogie. - (... ; 99).
Part of series publication.
- [1994]
David Hume of Godscroft: his life and work
Angus, Douglas and Hume (of Wedderburn) families.
- [1994]
Evaluation of family history information
provided by maternal telephone interview
- [1994]
Experiments in the writing of American history
Family history.
- [1994]
Famille royal et pouvoir sous l'Ancien Empire
égyptien
Individuals (files, a little less than 300) are
in a separate corpus;
include dating, titles and genealogy.
- [1994]
Family and marriage around colonial trade: Cádiz, 1700-1812
Spain.
- [1994]
Family history
Ramsey and Buchanan families; with portraits and
text facing each other
and hand painted decorative borders; author
traces her genealogy seven generations.
- [1994]
Family structures, inheritance practices and migration networks
in the Basses-Pyrennees in the
nineteenth-century: Sare [Google™
Translate]
Open Edition:
Structures familiales et destins migratoires à Sare au XIXe siècle
- [1994]
Genealogies
Transcript.
- [1994]
Immigrants in Richmond after the Civil War : 1865-1880
Virginia -- Genealogy.
- [1994]
Ko Painoaiho mana, ko mana Painoaiho
Ngāti Koro (New Zealand people) -- Genealogy.
- [1994]
La famille aristocratique languedocienne:
parenté et patrimoine dans les vicomtés de
Béziers et d'Agde (900-1170)
Based on the documentary material available in
Mediterranean Languedoc,
this thesis looks at the organization of the aristocratic
family
in southern France, at all levels of inner stratification from the Xth century
to the
middle of the XIIth century. Anthroponymy is prominent among
the methods of research used
to reconstitute genealogies.
- [1994]
La noblesse d'Église
Focused on twenty lineages; that show domination
upon the ecclesiastical principalities
in the Middle Rhineland by the imperial knights
during the 17th and 18th centuries,
and with the links between the institutions, the
social specialization and the family
organization among this nobility; part of the
elites in the southwest holy empire.
- [1994]
Les Alleman de Beauvoir, seigneurs de Rochechinard
Dauphiné region, France -- Généalogie.
- [1994]
Les hiérarchies sociales et leurs fondements idéologiques
chez les Haalpulaar'en
(Sénégal)
Social hierarchies
and their ideological foundations in haalpulaar'en (Senegal)
A hypothesis is adduced on the historical
evolution of the institution
of occupational castes in Toucouleur society, from the analysis of
historical and genealogical data. Wikipedia:
Toucouleurs
- [1994]
Les Rohrbach de Francfort:
pouvoirs, affaires et parenté à l'aube de la
Renaissance allemande [published 1997]
- [1994]
Marie, Joseph et leurs enfants Anne, Jean, François et les
autres:
étude des prénoms de Porrentruy, 1660-1839
Porrentruy, Jura, Switzerland -- Genealogy --
forenames.
- [1994]
Migrations et identites d'un groupe nubien (egypte)
Compare:
Des Nubies, des
Nubiens : traditions scientifiques et locales de l'identité
- [1994]
Notes for a family history:
[poems]
- [1994]
Only their skins change: Gitksan social structure, kinship, and
genealogy
British Columbia, Canada.
- [1994]
Ozark pioneers: a history of the Shepherd family
and early
settlers of Frog Bayou, Crawford County, Arkansas
- [1994]
Perheen vuosisata:
Perheen ihanne ja sivistyneistön
elämäntapa 1800-luvun Suomessa
The Century of family. The ideal family and
Bourgeois Lifestyle
in Nineteenth-century Finland.
- [1994]
Portrait-still lifes: a family history:
a thesis in painting
- [1994]
Regesten. - (... ; 99).
Part of series publication.
- [1994]
She went back:
video exploring a family history
- [1994]
Socio cultural life of the turungs
- [1994]
Sources for family history:
a case study with particular reference to Wales, the Parrys of Llidiardau
The range of available sources is explored, and
selected sources analysed
to determine the background knowledge and search strategies
needed for
their effective use and interpretation. These include pedigree books,
Great Sessions
records, personal sources, literature, bills and receipts,
tour diaries, estate and magistrates' records.
The importance of factors
such as gavelkind, marriage, migration, and fertility and mortality rates
for
the study of families and communities in Wales is revealed. Other
themes of wider historical interest include
the impact of kinship groups
on the development of local communities, the social mobility of younger
sons,
the position of women and the anglicisation of the Welsh gentry.
Finally, this thesis investigates
how family historians locate and retrieve
information, identifying the education and training needs which will equip
information professionals to provide a better service for family historians.
- [1994]
Subordination and co-option: the Mokoteli dynasty and its
relationship
with other chieftaincies in Lesotho since the
nineteenth century [Africa]
- [1994]
The Arab tribes from Jāhilīya to Islām: sources and historical
trends
A review of the functions of modern tribal
genealogies illuminates the process
by which genealogies can change in order to reflect changing
realities.
Early Arabic genealogies are clearly seen to be also naturally dynamic
and the subject of deliberate
change. New links reflected new realities,
particularly the political alliances forged under the Umayyads.
A belief
in a single progenitor led to a move towards creating genealogical links
to one ancestor,
while the conditions of the conquests let to a regionalization
of tribalism.
- [1994]
The Brown family's association to the Quandamooka area
Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia --
Genealogy.
- [1994]
The Carews of Cork
Ireland -- Genealogy.
- [1994]
The Church of the Nativity:
kingship and genealogy in the twelfth century
mosaic program
- [1994]
The family and women in the fifteenth century: a
case study of the Pastons
England -- Middle Ages, 500-1500.
- [1994]
The founding of Blue Mountain College
Blue Mountain, Mississippi; Lowrey family.
[published 1995]
- [1994]
The genealogy of the elect lady Electa Hannah Burrows
and her illustrious heritage
- [1994]
The influence of the woman's will on the family-state
relationship in England
Inheritance and succession -- Marriage.
- [1994]
The temple of memories: history, power, and morality in a Chinese
village
Gansu Sheng, China; -- Kung family.
- [1994]
They too were here:
African-Americans in Augusta County and Staunton,
Virginia
- [1993]
--A very genteel manner':
Virginia architecture and the Tayloe family
- [1993]
A history of Johnson's ranch and trading post on the Rio Grande,
1927-1943:
a thesis
Brewster County, Texas -- Genealogy.
- [1993]
A Study of immigration to the United States at the third grade
level
Genealogy.
- [1993]
Abondance et crises: Douai, ville frontière, 1200-1375
France -- Genealogy. [also published 1996]
- [1993]
"Ahnenforschung": Eine Arbeit über oder wider vererbte Berufsneigungen
anhand eines Familienstammbaums und des
Berufsbildertests von Achtnich
- [1993]
American Indian Family History Project
Part of the course required American Indian
students to document
their family histories. This project is important because researching family
and
community history leads to examining how conditions evolved over time
and provides both enlightenment
and perspective on current life situations.
Secondly, very little has been written about American
Indian families.
Nearly all the research that exists on American Indian families has been written
by non-Indians
and often is not relevant to Indian community situations.
Lastly, researching family and community history
is conducive to developing
an emotional understanding of American Indian history.
- [1993]
Analyse génétique d'une reconstitution
généalogique dans l'autisme
Québec Province, Canada.
- [1993]
Bluegrass patriarch:
Robert Wickliffe and his family in antebellum
Kentucky
- [1993]
Brésil, reproduction de la population, structure sociale et
migrations
The building up of family links constitutes a
privileged field for the study
of life paths of mulatto and black populations.
The analysis of this process
using genealogical reconstitutions, is the
central axis of our research.
- [1993]
Current practices and the use of computers in genealogical
research
Computer-assisted instruction.
- [1993]
Démographie historique différentielle de familles
migrantes
Using data from family reconstitution;
genealogies of French immigrants living in Tandil, Argentina.
- [1993]
Die Provence in der späten Stauferzeit:
das Land an der Rhone im Spannungsfeld
von gräflicher Territorialpolitik,
Reichspolitik Friedrichs II.
und französischer sowie päpstlicher Einflußnahme
Généalogie des maisons de Baux, Toulouse et Barcelone.
[published 1996]
- [1993]
Family patterns in a border community
Family -- Genealogy.
- [1993]
Gathering our stories through oral family history: MAC 660
Interviewing.
- [1993]
Genealogia Christi die Stammbäume Jesu in der
Auslegung
der christlichen Schriftsteller der ersten fünf
Jahrhunderte [also published 1994]
[Genealogia
Christi
The genealogies of Jesus in the interpretation of
the Christian
writers of the first five centuries]
Against the background of the
legitimizing
function of ancestral registers in the ancient world, the two different
genealogies
of Jesus in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke are very early the subject of literary
debate.
The
old church is compelled to balance the contradictions between
the genealogies in order to secure their
preaching claim regarding the person
of Jesus Christ over pagan denial. This monograph provides
a comprehensive
representation of extensive text material for pedigree interpretation of the fathers
from
the beginning until the Council of Chalcedon (A.D. 451).
The presentation is supplemented by a documentary
history
of the interpretation of the texts of the worked period.
- [1993]
Guatemalan peasant life in the 20th century:
the Flora-Gramajo family history
- [1993]
Immunoglobulin polymorphisms and genetic distances among
Anabaptist
populations: Kansas and Nebraska Mennonites and northern
Indiana Amish
- [1993]
Karl Abraham von Zedlitz und Leipe (1731-1793): ein schlesischer Adliger
in Diensten Friedrichs
II. und Friedrich Wilhelms II. von Preussen [published 1995]
- [1993]
L'Archéologie de la famille Courtemanche-Martineau:
étude généalogique
New England -- Genealogy -- French Americans.
- [1993]
L'Echo et le silence dans l[e] labyrinthe généalogique:
analyse narrative, thématique et ethnographique
du récit de vie d'Hélène A. [...]
[published 1994]
- [1993]
L'Isolat de la Vallouise
France. The genealogies which were
constructed from this thesis begin
in the middle of the XVe century and they ramify
till the XIXe with nearly 16 generations.
- [1993]
La B-thalassemie dans le comte de Portneuf:
recherche d'un effet fondateur
- [1993]
La casa de Moctezuma la incorporación de los linajes nobles
del valle de México a la sociedad novohispana
del siglo XVI
- [1993]
Le Casoar, le pandanus rouge et l'anguille
Analysis of the various manifestations of
kinship, marriage and gender in a society
of the eastern part of Papua New Guinea; the analysis of genealogies
and marriages
over more than five generations, but also the account of narratives,
ritual
ceremonies and representations of procreation.
- [1993]
Les Paysans des Sept Laux, Isère
France. Observation of 28 families took
place at a small mountain community
in Isère department.
Obtained understanding of the logical underpinnings by
which choice of a successor was made for the
transmission of the family estate.
- [1993]
Mystiques, État et société:
les Halvetis dans l'aire
balkanique de la fin du XVe siècle à nos jours
Arbres généalogiques. [published 1994]
- [1993]
Néchin (Belgique): Flandres, Hainaut, Artois:
analyse des registres paroissiaux: actes
regroupés par Famille
[publ. par le] Groupement généalogique de la région du Nord.
- [1993]
Papists in a Protestant age:
the Catholic gentry and community in colonial
Maryland, 1689-1776
- [1993]
Parents and progeny:
the demography of inequality in colonial North
Carolina, 1680-1759
- [1993]
Pillars of the sky: the genealogy of ethnic identity among the
Rarámuri-Simaroni
(Tarahumara-Gentiles) of northwest Mexico
- [1993]
Sainte Anne: the populating of a French parish in the Illinois
country
Genealogy.
- [1993]
Strengthening Adolescent Identity Formation
through Development and Presentation of Family
Literary Documents
- [1993]
Studien zur Geschichte der Herren von Boventen
Boventen Familie.
- [1993]
The formal specification and parsing of genealogical data
Computer grammar.
- [1993]
The Herodian dynasty:
origins, role in society and eclipse [published
1998]
- [1993]
The Roman family in the Letters of the younger Pliny
Rome.
- [1993]
The transformation of the Catholic community: Maryland, 1750-1840
Carroll family.
- [1993]
The Truax family: a microcosm of American Colonial life
Pennsylvania -- Genealogy.
-
[1993]
Utvandringa til Amerika frå Sogndal i perioden 1844 - 1853
Sogndal, Norway -- Genealogy.
- [1993]
Using multimedia technology to improve the publication of
genealogy books
United States -- Publishers and publishing.
- [1992]
A family history project
Manuscript.
- [1992]
A genealogical history of Cape Coast stool families
Compare:
A Short History of Cape Coast (Oguaa) Royal Stool
- [1992]
An ethnographic study of the village of Hosakerekodi, Karnataka,
India,
to determine potential factors for retinitis
pigmentosa in the region
Folded genealogical table on leaf 163.
- [1992]
Aspects cliniques, fonctionnels et généalogiques
de la dystrophie musculaire oculo-pharyngee au
Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean
- [1992]
Conjugal succession:
Kinship of the late twentieth century America
- [1992]
Das Familienbuch der Herren von Eptingen:
Kommentar und Transkription
- [1992]
Die Edelfreien und Grafen von Truhendingen:
Studien zur
Geschichte eines Dynastengeschlechtes
im fränkisch-schwabisch-bayerischen Grenzraum
vom frühen 12. bis frühen 15. jahrhundert
- [1992]
Die Geheimen Räte der Herzogtümer Jülich und Berg 1692-1742:
ein Beitrag zur niederrheinischen
Gesellschaftsstruktur im Zeitalter des Absolutismus
History
of the secret councils of the duchies
of Jülich and Berg, Rhineland, Germany,
1692-1742.
Includes brief biographies and genealogies of
council members.
- [1992]
Die genealogiese en kulturele bydrae van die sendelinge
van die Rynse Sendinggenootskap in Suid-Afrika
- [1992]
Die Majorate des spanischen Adels: eine Fallstudie
über die Majorate und ihre
Desvinkulation im Raum Córdoba (1750-1870)
Córdoba Province, Spain -- Genealogy. [published
1997]
- [1992]
Diplôme d'habilitation à diriger des recherches:
histoire et archéologie médiévales V, Limousin médiéval:
anthroponymie et
société: usages onomastiques, généalogies, lignages --
- [1992]
Ducs et pairs et duchés-pairies laïques à l'époque moderne :
1519-1790:
dictionnaire prosographique, généalogique,
chronologique,
topographique et heuristique [published 1996]
- [1992]
Épidémiologie génétique et effet
fondateur
dans la polyneuropathie sensitivo-motrice avec ou sans agénésie
du corps calleux au
Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean
The
genealogies of 101 patients (82 families) were reconstituted
which allowed to find 11 founding couples for the
polyneuropathy.
- [1992]
Évaluation de trois tests de dépistage de porteurs et recherche
d'un effet
fondateur dans la tyrosinemie héréditaire de type 1 au
Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean
- [1992]
Familia y herencia en Bizkaia: el Valle de Butrón, 1701-1850
Spain. [published 1993]
- [1992]
Genealogical bewilderment and search behavior:
a study of adult adoptees who search for their
birth parents
- [1992]
Kinship and marriage in the politics of an Italian ruling house:
the Este of Ferrara in the reign of Ercole I
(1471-1505)
- [1992]
La seigneurie de Bellême
Bellême, Orne, France. [published
1992-1993] Wikipedia:
Seigneurie de
Bellême
- [1992]
La transmission du patrimoine a l'Ile-aux-Coudres au dix-huitieme
siecle
The inheritance appeared to be the heart of the
man/land relationship
and a key element in the way a father used his land to ensure his family's
permanence and to establish his children. The methods of transmission,
identified from notary acts,
were studied against the background
of the genealogical tract of the families of l'Ile-aux-Coudres in the
XVIIIth Century,
traced through nominative sources such as genealogies and parish registers.
The
research was thus done at the scale of the lot, the individual and the family
and it required a triple
inventory: of the families, the cadastre and the transmission.
- [1992]
Look who's talking:
a study of the significance of the subject for Michel
Foucault's genealogical method
Related subject:
Foucault, Michel -- Contributions in genealogy.
- [1992]
Mirza Makhdum Sharifi: A 16th century Sunni sadr at the Safavid
Court
Chapter Two deals with the author's genealogy.
[Middle Eastern -- Iran.]
- [1992]
Mutations foncières, structures familiales et exploitations
agricoles
de l'Empire à nos jours dans un canton auvergnat
(Salers - Cantal)
France. Setting a computer program to
process data about landed properties
from the 18th century until now. Retrace
the property history and to show how
the way of transferring patrimony changes
according to the land size.
- [1992]
Native American genealogy: a search for sources
Indians of North America -- Genealogy.
- [1992]
Past, present, and promise:
the image of the American family and
the impact select generations have had
upon the development, the evolution, and
the future of American family life
- [1992]
Patriarchy and narrative:
the Borgherini chamber decorations [Italy
-- Borgherini family.]
- [1992]
Recherche d'un effet fondateur de la mutation dite
canadienne-française
de l'hypercholesterolémie familiale au Québec
- [1992]
Searching for the roots, grafting the branches:
the Saulsbury family of Kentucky, a black history
of roots lost in slavery
- [1992]
The application of DNA fingerprints
to the reconstruction of genealogies within
populations
- [1992]
The Barncastles of Dona Ana, New Mexico:
continuity and change in a single family network,
1840-1990
- [1992]
The Bixby family and changes in land use
in Southern California 1850-1900 [also published
1994]
- [1992]
The corporate lineage:
the House of Savoy in the thirteenth century
[published 2004]
- [1992]
The creation and development of recollections: a video family
history service
Genealogy -- Oral history.
- [1992]
The disintegration of the Chinese traditional family system
China.
- [1992]
The genealogical map of the lienzo of Tlapiltepec: the
Coixtlahuaca region
Indians of Mexico.
- [1992]
The Kurtz family study and the development of Lawrence County
Pennsylvania.
- [1992]
The
London trade in monumental sculpture and the development
of imagery of the family in funerary monuments of
the period 1720-1760
- [1992]
The Practice of patriarchy: notaries and their families in
Nantes, 1560-1660
France.
- [1992]
The South Union, Kentucky, Shakers and tradition:
a study of business, work, and commerce
- [1992]
Those who are compelled to be employed:
women, work, and education in the Powell family
of Virginia
- [1992]
Tools for obtaining a genetic history: pedigrees versus
questionnaires
Genealogy -- Medical history taking.
- [1992]
Transcripción y edición del Catálogo real de Castilla,
autógrafo inédito de Gonzalo Fernández de
Oviedo y Valdés
Spain -- Kings and rulers -- Genealogy.
- [1992]
Turnpike John and the Smathers clan of Western North Carolina
during the nineteenth century
Genealogy.
- [1992]
Une seigneurie aux confins du Domfrontais et du Maine:
La Ferrière (aux-Etangs) du XIème siècle à la
Révolution [also published 1993]
- [1992]
Value transmission to adolescents within the family system
Genealogy and values.
- [1992]
Years of ocak power: the rise of the Qazdağli household
and the transformation of Ottoman Egypt's
military society, 1670-1750
- [1991 / 1992]
Von der Chronik zum Weltbuch:
Sinn und Anspruch südwestdeutscher Hauschroniken
am Ausgang des Mittelalters
[published 2002]
- [1991]
A study of local genealogical societies' cooperation with area
libraries
in promoting genealogically related services and
collection development [ERIC]
- [1991]
An X Window System-based graphical user interface for a genealogy
database
Genealogy -- Data processing.
- [1991]
Courbert village de la plaine de l'Isser: 1873-1914:
création et évolution d'un centre de
colonisation
France -- Colonies -- Algérie -- Généalogie.
- [1991]
Darstellung ausgewählter Bibliographien
der historischen
Hilfswissenschaft Genealogie:
Beurteilung ihres Praxisbezuges anhand einer
Modellrecherche
Presentation of selected bibliographies of auxiliary
historical science Genealogy:
assessment of their practical relevance using a
model research
- [1991]
Development of a Core Collection Guide to Ohio Genealogical Materials.
The public library must meet the needs of the
community and the patrons it serves.
- [1991]
Die genealogiese en kulturele bydrae van die sendelinge
van die Rynse Sendinggenootskap in Suid-Afrika
- [1991]
Die Grafen von Montfort im 16. Jahrhundert
[published 1992]
- [1991]
Families on the move:
the Powledge family of Meriwether County,
Georgia 1820-1900
[published 1990]
- [1991]
Family history taking:
encouraging the exploration of family reality
through the telling of family stories
- [1991]
He whakawhanaungatanga tikanga rua = Establishing family links;
a
bicultural experience
New Zealand; geneal. tables.
- [1991]
Herkoms en genealogie van enkele Schoemansdalse families
South Africa.
- [1991]
I te wa i a mea ...
New Zealand people -- Maori -- Genealogy.
- [1991]
In so many words: an ethnography of life and identity on Yam
Island, Torres Strait
Queensland, Australia --
Genealogy and family history.
- [1991]
Ladies of quality:
the role of women in elite families in
seventeenth century England
- [1991]
Le Message généalogique: Etude de la transmission
interGénérationnelle
Familiale et de sa représentation sous forme d'arbre G
Psychogénéalogie.
- [1991]
Le milieu littéraire en Champagne sous les Thibaudiens (1200 -
1270)
Index - Tableau généalogique des Thibaudiens
unter MC 2002-9061:1.
- [1991]
Le registre de la population du Québec ancien
Compare:
Registre de la population du Québec ancien |
European Historical
Population Samples Network
- [1991]
Le Yaman islāmique des origines jusqu'à l'avènement
des dynasties autonomes (Ier-IIIème S./VIIème-IXème
S.) [published 1995]
- [1991]
Maria, Lady of Montpellier: the trials of an heiress in the
Guillelm family
France.
- [1991]
Materialien zur Geschichte des rittermässigen Adels im
südwestlichen Österreich
unter der Enns im 13. und 14. Jahrhundert
- [1991]
Miner's
autobiographies, 1790-1945:
A study of life accounts by English miners and
their families
- [1991]
Noblesse seconde et pouvoir en Champagne:
aux XVIe et XVIIe siècles
- [1991]
Pour une sociologie des ruptures:
la tribu au maghreb medieval
- [1991]
Power, politics, status:
aspects of genealogy in mediaeval Ireland and
Wales.
- [1991]
Powerful relations and relations of power:
family and society in Sung China, 960-1279
- [1991]
Program to design and plot pedigree and descent charts from
GEDCOM files
Genealogy -- Data processing.
- [1991]
Prosopographie der literarisch bezeugten Karthager
Généalogies. [published 1994]
- [1991]
Rodbina Čop skozi stoletja:
(družbeni in gospodarski prerez z rodovnikom)
- [1991]
Software and the Virus Threat: Providing Authenticity in
Distribution.
Computer viruses have threatened the integrity
and reliability of computer systems
since 1983. This paper examines the nature of the virus
threat by discussing virus
types, methods and rates of propagation, relative frequencies of
occurrence,
and genealogy. Possible methods for virus detection and identification,
followed by
disinfection, are outlined. Minimum capabilities and testing
criteria for these products are also detailed.
Methods for controlling
and limiting infection and damage are discussed. These are considered
minimum
acceptable safeguards to be implemented by an organization.
Lastly, software authentication means are
examined, which,
when used in conjunction with the minimum safeguards,
would eliminate the possibility of
viral infection.
- [1991]