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Allen County Library in Fort Wayne, Indiana, has a helpful service for those who have their genealogical work in print but have not had a desire to publish it. In exchange for allowing the Allen County Library to make one photocopy for its collection, they provide the compiler of the work with one complementary bound photocopy and return the original master. Send an unbound "master copy" to the Historical Genealogy Department at P.O. Box 2270, Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 with a note reading "Photocopy Exchange Program." While enriching the Allen County Library's collections, this service ensures your work is secure from any disaster that might befall your personal library. From Tip of Texas Newsletter, Vol. 43.3, 2005.
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Durango Microfilm Collection, at Branson Library, New Mexico State University. Working with the Mexican Archdiocese,
rare archival records of New Mexico's colonial period are being made available to researchers. See "Preserving Our Past," by Mary Benati.
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Is
it Protected Under Copyright Laws? by Richard
Eastman.
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Spanish
Names from the 15th Century |
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Rootsweb sites:
Roots
Web Genealogical Data Cooperative
New
Mexico Genealogy
New
Mexico Ancestors |
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US
GenWeb Project. A chain of state web sites covering
the United States.
NMGenWeb
New Mexico counties and their volunteers. |
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NMDI
- New Mexico Death Index 1899-1940 |
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Official Land Patents Database -- Bureau of Land Managment (BLM) and General Land Office (GLO) searchable records. |
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US
Census Bureau -- State and County Quick Facts
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US
Postal History -- Research Information
US Postmaster
Finder -- Finding postmasters by city |
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US
Surname Distribution |
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US
Vital Records Information -- Where to Write by State
& County |
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Richard
Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter (very informative,
and free). |
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Ancestry: An extensive
file system, some with free access, including the
Social Society Death Index (SSDI), Phone and Address
listings. |
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New
Mexico NET - Internet resources in New Mexico. |
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Categorized
collections of links:
Various articles from New Mexico's Cuartocentenario
Cyndi's List |
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