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Category Archives: Mary Bess Paluzzi
The Acquisition History of the papers of Confederate Brigadier General Johnston
By: Amy Chen and Mary Bess Paluzzi Did you read our earlier post on Confederate Brigadier General Johnston’s career? If you haven’t yet, be sure to check it out to learn more about the history this collection represents. The George … Continue reading
Tracing your Ancestry
By: Mary Bess Paluzzi, Associate Dean of Special Collections There is a resurgence of interest in family history because of Public Broadcasting Service’s “Finding Your Roots” and The Learning Channel’s “Who Do You Think You Are?” — not to mention … Continue reading