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Set Yourself Up to Self-Publish: A Genealogist's Guide
If you have a family story to tell or research to share and want to know what your options are for publishing, this guide will: * lead you through how publishing works * illustrate the four stages of a publishing project * show you how to pick a project to publish (and give you some ideas for new projects) * analyze the which tools you will need to complete the project * and instruct you how to prepare your manuscript to publish in print, as an eBook, or online. This handy publishing primer will give you what you need to take your writing--your genealogical research, your family or local history, even your personal experiences and adventures--from manuscript to published book.
Publish Your Family History
If you have stories to share with your family, whether you have been researching a short time or a long time, this book will: * take you through the four stages of publishing projects * show you how publishing works * help you pick a project to publish * lead you through a research review to see what you have and what you still need to tell the stories in a compelling way * give you the skills to become a good storyteller * lead you through the process of editing * instruct you how to prepare your manuscript to look like it was professionally published and * help you spread the word that you have a book available Everything you need to write and publish your family history. Keywords: family history, genealogy, write a family history, write a genealogy, publish your family history, how to self-publish, book publishing, storytelling, book marketing, designing a book
Boulder County District Court Judge's Docket, Vol 1, 1867-1872
Boulder did not have a courthouse until 1867 and many of the cases that occurred before that time were sent to Golden in Jefferson County or Denver in Arapahoe County. After the courthouse was built, many of those cases were returned to Boulder. The docket lists the plaintiffs and defendants, often lists which attorneys represented which side in the case, gives the docket number in the Grand Docket (once that numbering system began), and has the judge's notes for how the case proceeded or the verdict, where appropriate.
Brainard's Hotel Register, Boulder, Colorado, 1880
This index of the hotel's register gives the names of hotel guests, their residence, the date of their stay, the meal service and what room number they were given. Each guest register page is separated by a blotter page with advertisements for businesses. Some of the more notable events are the P.T. Barnum's Show stay on August 1st to 3rd, and the hotel's reception given to former President Ulysses S. Grant and his wife on August 21st, where more than one hundred guests were treated to a ten course dinner, cocktails and desserts while being entertained by the Cremona Park Brass Band of Denver. Some of the more notable signatures in the register are those of Philadelphia financier Charles Yerkes, businessmen Herman and Charles Boettcher, and Colorado Governor John L. Routt.
Publish Your Specialty
If you have a genealogical specialty or knowledge of a type of records or repository that could help others, this book will: --take you through the four stages of publishing projects --show you how publishing works --help you pick a project to publish --lead you through a research review to see what you have and what you still need to instruct others in your specialty --give you the skills to become a good storyteller --lead you through the process of editing --instruct you how to prepare your manuscript to look like it was professionally published --and give you tips for getting the word out that you have a book available.
Publish a Local History
If want to write about your local area, or some aspect of your local area (a historic home, a school, a business, a church, or an organization), this book will: * take you through the four stages of publishing projects * show you how publishing works * help you pick a project to publish * lead you through a research review to see what you have and what you still need to tell the stories in a compelling way * give you the skills to become a good storyteller * lead you through the process of editing * instruct you how to prepare your manuscript to look like it was professionally published * and give you tips for getting the word out that you have a book available Everything you need to write and publish a local history.
Directory of Genealogical and Historical Societies, Libraries and Museums in the Us and Canada, 2018:
A welcome resource for genealogists who have exhausted local or state sources. Over 40,000 societies, museums, historical collections and archives listed. This useful reference books contains more than 22,000 genealogical and historical societies, 10,000 public and private libraries, archives and collections, and 15,000 historical, home, schoolhouse, pioneer and depot museums.
Early Land Owners Along the St. Vrain River, Nebraska and Colorado Territories, 1858-1861
The Early Land Owners Along the St. Vrain Creek, Colorado Territory, 1860-1861 is comprised of the recorded land records from four different sources of the same area and time period. *The Record Book of Franklin Township Land Claims (along St Vrain Creek), 1860.*The Record Book of Troy District Land Claims (along St Vrain Creek), 1861*The St Vrain's Land Club's Land Claims, 1861*The St Vrain County Land Claims, 1858-1861These original land club claims records are available for research in the Carnegie Branch Library for Historical Research in Boulder, Colorado and the archives of the Denver Public Library in Denver, Colorado.The men and women in these claims were among the first to build cabins and begin farming and ranching in what is now Boulder and Weld Counties, Colorado.
Directory of Genealogical and Historical Societies, Libraries and Museums in the US and Canada, 2020, Volume 2
A welcome resource for genealogists who have exhausted local or state sources. Over 40,000 societies, museums, historical collections and archives listed. This useful reference books contains more than 22,000 genealogical and historical societies, 10,000 public and private libraries, archives and collections, and 15,000 historical, home, schoolhouse, pioneer and depot museums. Every state plus the District of Columbia is represented, along with the ten provinces and territories of Canada. A welcome resource for genealogists who have exhausted local or state sources. Over 40,000 societies, museums, historical collections and archives listed. This useful reference books contains more than 22,000 genealogical and historical societies, 10,000 public and private libraries, archives and collections, and 15,000 historical, home, schoolhouse, pioneer and depot museums. Every state plus the District of Columbia is represented, along with the ten provinces and territories of Canada.
