GenealogyBank adds 17 newspapers from 10 States

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GenealogyBank adds 17 newspapers from 10 States.

Arizona, Glendale. Glendale Star. Weekly. 12/13/2002 – Current
Arizona, Glendale. Peoria Times. Weekly. 01/17/2003 – Current

Georgia, Atlanta. Atlanta Jewish Times. Weekly. 01/11/2008 – Current

Indiana, Goshen. Goshen News. Daily. 11/10/2007 – Current
Indiana, Lebanon. Reporter. Daily. 06/25/2008 – Current
Indiana, Shelbyville. Shelbyville News. Daily. 06/02/2009 – Current

Kansas, Derby. Derby Reporter. Daily. 09/06/2000 – 12/30/2008
Kansas, Pratt. Pratt Tribune. Daily. 07/28/1999 – Current
Kansas, Wellington. Wellington Daily News. Daily. 04/04/2001 – Current

Kentucky, Somerset. Commonwealth-Journal. Daily. 08/12/2008 – Current
Kentucky, Taylorsville. Spencer Magnet. Weekly. 11/12/2008 – Current

Louisiana, Sulphur. Southwest Daily News. Daily. 03/26/2003 – Current

Maryland, Elkton. Cecil Whig. Daily. 01/06/2005 – Current

Massachusetts, Haverhill. Haverhill Gazette. Weekly. 01/10/2008 – Current
Massachusetts, Norwood. Norwood Bulletin. Weekly. 05/17/2007 – Current

Oklahoma, Norman. Norman Transcript. Daily. 06/06/2008 – Current

Washington, Aberdeen. Daily World. Daily. 01/20/2005 – Current

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Written by Tom Kemp

Tom Kemp

Thomas Jay Kemp is the Director of Genealogy Products at GenealogyBank. Tom Kemp is an internationally known librarian and archivist – he is the author of over 35 genealogy books and hundreds of articles about genealogy and family history.

He previously served as the Chair of the National Council of Library & Information Associations (Washington, DC) and as Library Director of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania and the New England Historic Genealogical Society.

An active genealogist, he has been working on his own family history for 47 years. With the rapidly growing online archives at GenealogyBank – it is a great day for genealogy!

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One thought on “GenealogyBank adds 17 newspapers from 10 States”

  1. It would be wonderful… if Genealogybank would set up some kind of automatic subscriber email "alerts" when a surname, date, place or city was in blog posts of added new newspapers or obits added to the list on that day for subcribers to search easier and faster.

    Think about it Tom. please.

    thank you.
    sincercly,
    pat
    patcreel@cableone.net

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