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    Diane Florence Gravel, CGSM will give a presentation on "Genealogical Roadblocks: When the Trail Turns Cold" at the North Hampton Public Library on April 11th at 6:30 pm. The presentation will explore sources that are often overlooked in genealogical research such as account books, church records, diaries, newspapers, militia records, town records, tax records, and pre-census records. Attendees will learn techniques for expanding their search and understanding settlement patterns when traditional sources have been exhausted.

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    Diane Florence Gravel, CGSM will give a presentation on "Genealogical Roadblocks: When the Trail Turns Cold" at the North Hampton Public Library on April 11th at 6:30 pm. The presentation will explore sources that are often overlooked in genealogical research such as account books, church records, diaries, newspapers, militia records, town records, tax records, and pre-census records. Attendees will learn techniques for expanding their search and understanding settlement patterns when traditional sources have been exhausted.

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    Diane Florence Gravel, CGSM will give a presentation on "Genealogical Roadblocks: When the Trail Turns Cold" at the North Hampton Public Library on April 11th at 6:30 pm. The presentation will explore sources that are often overlooked in genealogical research such as account books, church records, diaries, newspapers, militia records, town records, tax records, and pre-census records. Attendees will learn techniques for expanding their search and understanding settlement patterns when traditional sources have been exhausted.

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    Genealogical Roadblocks:

    When the Trail Turns Cold


    Thurs. April 11th 6:30 pm
    North Hampton Public Library 237A Atlantic Ave 964-6326

    Genealogical Roadblocks: When the Trail Turns Cold"


    Have you exhausted traditional sources, and been unable to solve a research problem? Learn to explore sources often overlooked in

    Diane Florence Gravel, CGSM

    Diane is a Certified Genealogist,* specializing in genealogical regenealogical research. search techniques and methodol The methodology of expanding the ogy, with a focus on New Hampsearch and the significance of undershire research. She has lectured at standing settlement patterns in distate, regional, and national conferrecting the path of that search. ences. Serves on the Board of Directors for the Association of Professional Genealogists, and is Past President of its New England Chapter. Diane is co-editor of Volume I of New Hampshire Families in 1790, published in 2007 by the New Hampshire Society of Genealogists.

    The sources that will be examined are account books, church records, diaries and other manuscripts, newspapers, militia/military records, town records and annual reports, tax records and their role in establishing descent, and other pre-census records.

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