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Who isn’t intrigued by the stories that go with genealogies? The perilous voyage, the welcome new home and the treasures that survived the others that were lost. The skeleton of the genealogy, though, is the bare bones facts – who was born where; married in what city; died in what county. The story starts with records. The International Vital Records Handbook (sixth edition) helps the genealogist find the starting points for the story. This volume, written by a genealogist and librarian, gathers together in one place all the forms needed to look for adoptions, marriages, deaths and births. Costs, contact...

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