GENEALOGIES CATALOGED BY THE LIBRARY 
                          OF CONGRESS SINCE 1986

     For more than 80 years, the Library of Congress (LC) has been one
of the world's most comprehensive collectors of genealogy materials.
Since 1986, there has been no publication of new genealogy records
from the Library of Congress.  Now, "Genealogies Cataloged by the
Library of Congress Since 1986" is available.  The usefulness of
this new publication is enhanced by two unique reference listings,
which make it the most definitive publication of its kind today.

     Remarkably informative, this publication picks up where the now
out-of-print Kaminkow/Magna Carta series left off and is current
through July 31, 1991.  By using the new "Genealogies" in conjunction
with the Kaminkow/Magna Carta series, you will have access to LC's
entire listing of genealogies.

     Organized for instant use, this reference tool is divided into
three convenient sections.  While you have access to thousands more
entries, you can retrieve essential information faster and easier
then ever before.

Section I--11,769 Entries: More than 700 pages of detailed listings
by family surname, alphabetically arranged.  This list gives you
complete and accurate access to the genealogies received and
cataloged since 1986.  Each entry includes: the author's name; the
complete title of the work; the publisher's name; a physical
description of the work; and more.

Section II--10,170 Established Family Names and 22,614 Cross
References:  Nearly 400 pages of established family surnames and
cross references.  This unique list of established forms of surnames
and cross references to variant spellings has never been available
before.  Established surnames are listed alphabetically.  The list
includes: the authorized family name as used for subject access in
catalogs in libraries throughout the U.S. and abroad, plus variant
spellings and related names.

Section III--3,564 Titles on Microfilm:  Nearly 230 pages listing
genealogy publications converted to microfilm.  This list of family
histories converted to microfilm is available for the first time.
Since the original volumes are now brittle, they are available in
very few libraries today.  All entries are listed by LC call number
from the "CS" class and include a description of the work.  Now you
can quickly locate a specific genealogy and purchase a microfilm or
a paper copy of the document.

     The price of "Genealogies" is $70 (North America) or $75
(International).  You may pay by MasterCard or VISA or set up a
deposit account with Cataloging Distribution Service (CDS).
The government requires prepayment.  Alternatively, you may send
payment with your order, using a check drawn on a U.S. bank, a
money order, or USESCO coupons.  There are no shipping and handling
charges for surface mail.  Please inquire about special handling
(air mail, overnight delivery, etc.)  Sorry, CDS cannot accept
purchase orders as payment.

     To order, contact:
          Library of Congress
          Cataloging Distribution Service
          Customer Service Section
          Washington, DC 20541-5017  U.S.A.

          Telephone: (202) 707-6100
          Toll-free in U.S.: 1-800-255-3666
          FAX:           (202) 707-1334
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Note: This description of "Genealogies" was taken from a brochure published by CDS in 1992.