That's more than 8,000 abbreviations and explanations. The book also has 3 pages of symbols, a list of Roman numerals along with the original Latin words for each, and even a two-page bibliography that lists still other sources of abbreviations. Kip Sperry has created a great reference volume for genealogists. Even if you don't obtain one yourself, you might think about purchasing one for your local genealogy society's library or the local municipal library. The contest will expire in a few days.
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