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The resources for genealogy available on the Internet are increasing
daily. Library catalogs, the Social Security Death Index, bulletin
boards and more are just a few clicks away. However, the Internet
does not yet replace or duplicate certain important resources such
as manuscript church records or early city and town records. The recommended
links below can lead the researcher to sources, people and organizations
that can assist in the extensive research essential to genealogy.
Researching family histories is a time-consuming endeavor, however,
the Library has staff and resources to guide you in your search.
Internet sites
An additional database available on CD-Rom in the Social Sciences Reference Department at the Main Library in Copley Square is: The New England Historical and Genealogical Register published continually for over a century and a half, contains over 70,000 pages of information touching almost every New England family prior to 1850. Additional Internet links/pathfinders for this subject: Library staff cannot do genealogical research for you, but the Library provides reference over the telephone 617-536-5400 and electronically. If you are interested in hiring a professional researcher, you may want to contact the Association of Professional Genealogists. Return to top of page |
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