Here's what's in our June 2008 Issue:

Only a Farmer: Researching Your Rural Ancestors
Jackie Feldman looks at the best ways to research the farmers in your family

Old Photography: Metal Plates, Glass Negatives and Egg Whites?!
David A. Norris looks at the painstaking early photographic processes that recorded the faces of our ancestors

Tracking a Household in the Pre-1850 US Federal Census
Michael Hait shows how he traced family in the heads-of-household censuses

Discovering Family History — A New Magazine for Beginners!
Check out our newest publication targeted at those who are new to family history research

Analysis of Ancient DNA: There's Nothing Prosaic About Being Archaic
Edwin M. Knights, M.D. looks at the analysis of ancient DNA

Heirloom Focus: Preserve Your Heritage
Gegory Peduto shows you how to preserve some of your family's treasures for future generations

Heirloom Focus: Could Your Family Heirlooms Be Lost Forever?
Al Henderson shows you how to document your family's legacy, before it's too late

Family Chronicle Forum
Enlist the help of thousands of Family Chronicle readers and assist your fellow family historians and genealogists

Wolf and Predator Bounties
David A. Norris shows you another way of hunting down your ancestors

Fur Trade Records: An Untapped Resource
Janice Nickerson hunts for clues in the many records that the fur trade generated

Dig Up Clues Using Funeral Home Records
Donna Murray shows you how to uncover clues about your deceased ancestors

English Parish Burial Registers
Judith Batchelor looks at what information can be found in these old records

Websites Worth Surfing
Immigration to the United States, 1739-1930, Havard University Library, Open Collections Program; The New York Times Archive; FamilySearch Research Guidance; Bremen Passenger Ship Lists, 1920-1939; Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter; Massachusetts Archives, Passenger Manifest Index Search

Typos: An Ancient and Honored Tradition
"To err is human", says David A. Norris

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