The Fall 2010 issue (Volume 11, Number 4) of American Ancestors magazine, published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, has these items in the Table of Contents:
FEATURES
page 17 -- Climbing Your Family Tree on AmericanAncestors.org: A New National Resource for NEHGS Members; by Ryan J. Woods
page 23 -- The Francophone Exodus in the United States, 1840 to 1930; by Felix Lafrance
page 27 -- Tracing the Origins of Joseph Hebert; by Elizabeth Hebert
page 29 -- Bringing a Photograph to Life: The Story of Joseph L. Miner; by Megan Myrback
page 32 -- The Genealogy Services at Library and Archives Canada, with an Emphasis on French-Canadian Resources; by Nicole Watier and Sylvie Tremblay
page 34 -- Undiscovered Mayflower Lineages; by Caleb H. Johnson
page 38 -- When a Sioux Chief Met Our Grandmother: An Intersection of Two Worlds; by Cindy Haas Griffeth and Bill Haas
page 41 -- Chance Bradstreet (1762-1810), Servant of Abraham Dodge of Ipswich, Massachusetts; by Christopher Challender Child
COLUMNS
page 44 -- Genetics and Genealogy: The Gray Family of Plymouth, Massachusetts, and Clues to the Origin of Jabez Warren of Lebanon, Connecticut and Brimfield, Massachusetts; by George Edward Gray
page 47 -- Manuscripts at NEHGS: Recently Acquired Genealogical Charts: Depictions of the Cooper, Folger, and fox fa milies; by Timothy G.X. Salls, Jr. and Thomas R. Wilcox, Jr.
page 49 -- Diaries at NEHGS: A Selection from the Diary of Robert Allen Hayden; by Robert Shaw
page 51 -- Tales from the Courthouse: Freeing Joan Jackson: The Precarious Status of a New London house; by Diane Rapaport
page 53 -- Focus on New York: Serendipity in New York Genealogy: My Personal Experiences; by John L. Scherer
NEHGS members can view or download this issue by clicking here.
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