Review of “Lineage: Genealogy and the Power of Connection in Early America” by Karin Wulf
As genealogists and family historians, we love original records such as birth certificates, court records, family bibles, and deeds. We’re always hoping that a record will state a family relationship and clues to birth, marriage, and deaths – so key in our research. If we’re researching British Colonial America, we may become frustrated by the lack of records or wonder about the accuracy of the records we do find, especially if they seem to […]
