Whether the distance between them is two hundred miles or two thousand, every genealogist faces the challenge of gathering information from sources that they can’t visit in person. This book is designed for the “armchair researcher” to access records and publications from afar, while providing techniques on overcoming problems associated with the process. With this book you’ll learn how to get birth, marriage, and death records, acquire copies of original documents, locate others who are researching your family lines, located where your ancestors may be buried, and much more. Long-Distance Genealogy will show you how to make this world a smaller place – one in which the information you need is not farther than a post office, library, or keystroke away.