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Newbury Street Press publishes works of New England family and social history, including compiled genealogies, biographies, and house and land histories. Working in direct consultation with NEHGS members, professional researchers, and quality printers, the goal of Newbury Street Press is to publish books of enduring interest to families, genealogists, and historians.

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NEHGS Books publishes the work of The Great Migration Study Project, genealogical guidebooks, scholarly and educational monographs, source records, and classic reprints relating to New England family history. In line with the Society’s overall mission, NEHGS Books aims to advance genealogical scholarship and to preserve, interpret, and communicate reliable genealogical data, with an emphasis on families and communities connected to New England.

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New Englanders in the 1600s: A Guide to Genealogical Research Published Between 1980 and 2005

Author: Martin E. Hollick

Published: 2006

New Englanders in the 1600s: A Guide to Genealogical Research Published Between 1980 and 2005 will help researchers find the best current genealogical writing about seventeenth-century New England families. All levels of researchers, from the beginner to the professional, will find the book helpful for finding articles, single- and multi-family genealogies, and other scholarly compendia covering New England immigrants born before the year 1700. Entries are alphabetized by surname; each entry contains enough information for you to locate the research that has been done on that particular person, and also indicates which publications mention other family members, ties to royalty, full-family genealogies, and/or DNA studies.

Mr. Hollick, a professional genealogist, has included listings for over 3,600 families.

NEHGS, 272, 6 x 9 soft cover, $19.95