Searchable by name, date, or any other keyword or phrase, this CD-ROM version of the classic three-volume set makes your search for early New England ancestors quick and efficient! Minimum system requirements: 489/33 processor (Pentium recommended), Windows 95 or newer, 16mb Ram, 15 mb hard disk space, 2X CD-ROM, monitor with 800x600 pixel display, 16 bit color or higher.

This is the first volume of the second series, documenting the immigration of families and individuals to New England during the watershed years of 1634 and 1635. About thirteen hundred individuals or families are known to have come to New England in 1634 and 1635, amounting to twenty percent or more of the entire Great Migration.

The first twenty issues of the newsletter have been bound in one volume with subject and name indexes. Topics include: Early Vital Records, Reconstructing a Passenger List, Same Name, Same Person? Military Men, and much more. This publication is a must-have for those with ancestors in early settlements of Boston, Cambridge, Charlestown, Dedham, Dorchester, Hampton (NH), Hartford (CT), Ipswich, Lynn, Roxbury, the Piscataqua, Plymouth, Portsmouth (RI), Salem, Scituate, Southampton (NY), Springfield, Watertown, Wethersfield (CT), and Weymouth.

This is the four-in-one issue of Volume 11 (2002) of the Great Migration Newsletter in print. This $17.50 item includes shipping by postal service. If you add this to your cart with other items, it will be shipped via the same method the rest of your items at no additional charge.