100 years of family history

Article Abstract:

The Washington, D.C.-based National Society Daughters of American Revolution Library is one of the country's best genealogical libraries. It houses a specialized collection of American genealogical and historical documents and manuscripts including 140,000 volumes and 250,000 research files.

Services, Genealogical libraries, Genealogical databases and libraries, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution

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A history of heraldry

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Heraldry spread throughout Europe between 1130 ad 1160 A.D. Knights wearing their armor were distinguished during warfare by the markings on their shields. Seals which featured a man's rank and personal emblems were also used to authenticate documents.

History, Heraldry

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The Family History Library

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The Family History Library was created to preserve records and to help people trace their ancestry. It contains documents from different countries and is located at Salt Lake City. The public can visit the library for free.

Evaluation, Special libraries, Genealogy, Genealogical Society of Utah

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