Your use of the photocopy must follow the provisions for fair use specified in the federal Copyright Act. Under Copyright Law, you cannot request more than five articles from a single magazine or journal in a year. Genealogical materials such as family histories and documents in archives are sometimes difficult to obtain. Occasionally a library will photocopy such materials in response to a request. For any genealogical request, you should be sure to provide us with the family names you are researching.
Some libraries are able to provide old newspapers on microfilm.
They usually charge for this service. When we determine the charge, we will ask you to make your check out to the library that will be lending you the film. This speeds the process of obtaining your material. Metro Phoenix has several excellent libraries for genealogical research. See a list of the local genealogical libraries here .