GENEWEAVER FAMILY HEALTH HISTORY BIBLIOGRAPHY

GENEWEAVER™ FAMILY HEALTH HISTORY BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Warren, James W. "The Most Priceless Heritage: Learning and Documenting Your Family’s Health History." Lecture, annual conference, National Genealogical Society, Richmond, Virginia, May 1999. Audiocassette tape, Richmond NGS059. Hobart, Indiana: Repeat Performance, 1999.

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