Walking with Your Ancestors by
Melinda Kashuba
Review: Walking With Your Ancestors
From locating an ancestors homesite and where records might be kept to
determining which route and roads forebears took when migrating from
one area to another, maps are common tools in tracing family history. This
book expands the readers awareness of how maps and other geographic
resources, such as atlases, gazetteers, and global positioning systems, will
help them find their elusive ancestors. Readers will learn how to: -Find
historic maps that will help them in their search -Locate obscure towns
and villages -Determine shifting boundary changes that can affect their
research -Use maps and other geographic tools to find cemeteries and
ancestral homesites In addition, this book is filled with practical examples
for using maps in genealogy. Its packed with map reproductions, giving
readers easy-to-follow instruction on getting the most out of maps to aid
them in the search for their ancestors.

Personal Review: Walking with Your Ancestors by Melinda
Kashuba
I am about halfway through the book so far. It seems to be everything I
had expected and more. I would recommed the book to anyone interested
in Genealogy, especially anyone interested in maps. The author covers
the subject very well. It is obvious she spent a great deal of time
researching the material.
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