Geography and Genealogy: Locating Personal Pasts

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Contents: Locating personal pasts: an introduction, Jeanne Kay Guelke and Dallen J. Timothy Part I Tools, Sources, and Implications for Geography and Family History: The unfolding tale of using maps in genealogical research, Melinda Kashuba Genealogy, historical geography, and GIS: parcel mapping, information synergies, and collaborative opportunities, Mary B. Ruvane and G. Rebecca Dobbs A genealogy of environmental impact assessment, William Hunter Knitting the Transatlantic bond: one woman's letters to America, 1860a 1910, Penny L. Richards Remaking time and space: the internet, digital archives and genealogy, Kevin Meethan. Part II Genealogy as a Cultural Practice: Genealogical mobility: tourism and the search for a personal past, Dallen J. Timothy Genealogy as religious ritual: the doctrine and practice of family history in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Samuel M. Otterstrom Genetics, genealogy and geography, David C. Mountain and Jeanne Kay Guelke Conclusion: personal perspectives, Dallen J. Timothy and Jeanne Kay Guelke Index.

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