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The Genealogist and the Project Manager: A "How To" for the New Genealogist and Historian - Paperback

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by Daniel G. Anderson (Author)

A "How To" for the Genealogist and Historian, this book will guide you through writing a professional-level supportable history based on genealogical research. Additionally it will help you write professional-level genealogies based on historic studies. I have often been asked "How do I write a Family History from my Genealogy work?" As an historian I have asked "How do I write a Local, Neighborhood or Organizational History using Genealogy information to understand the people involved?" This book is what I have developed over ten years of researching the answers to these questions. As a certified Project Management Professional and a college instructor I wanted a structured, rigorous, professional approach that could be taught to others so they could produce the great histories that their families and communities deserve. These are my answers to those two questions. I continue to use these solutions to guide my efforts to develop and publish histories.

Number of Pages: 54
Dimensions: 0.11 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: April 18, 2013
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