We are thrilled to announce the shipping of Bill Dollarhide’s latest works, ‘American Migration Routes Parts I and II,’ now available from Family Roots Publishing. Our new website, FamilyRootsPublishing.net, might be under construction, but it smoothly facilitates the purchase of the 400 listed items, including both physical books and easy-to-download eBooks.
You can find these thought-provoking volumes on our new site and other platforms, including Biblio.com, Amazon.com, and HeritageBooks.com. Bonus! We offer autographed copies on our new site and at Biblio at no extra cost.
In celebration of our new website launch, the upcoming Black Friday and Cyber Monday, we are extending a festive 20% discount on all items in the Migration, Immigration, and Emigration category. Use the offer code ‘Migration’ – it’s case indifferent, so no need for double checks. Please note: don’t forget to enter the code when checking out to secure this exclusive offer.
UPDATE: We are now extending the 20% discount to all products on our new website during the sale period. Make sure to use the code ‘Black Friday’ to avail of this offer.
Here’s the scoop on the two volumes:
American Migration Routes Part I: This is a practical guide for tracing the migration paths of your ancestors within the United States between the years 1630 and 1869. This resourceful book allows you to envision their journey and even recreate it, whether you’re planning a road trip or a digital exploration. Including 88 maps and 77 routes, the guide features seven chapters each representing a unique era in American transportation history.
American Migration Routes Part II: This volume is a sequel to Part I, focusing on the transportation conveniences utilized in the 1840s such as stagecoaches, steamboats, canals, and early railroads. The guide offers insights into each of the forty-five travel hub cities from an 1840 guidebook and modern driving directions hyperlinked to Google Maps. This book will allow you to trace back to the exact locations where your ancestors may have recorded life events.
These books are more than just toolkits; they will revolutionize standards and set a new bar for contextual research in tracing ancestors and narrating their stories.
Both volumes are available for purchase on Family Roots Publishing, Biblio, Amazon, and Heritage Books. Either book can be bought as a paperback at $39.95 each, or a bundle of the paperback and PDF eBook at $49.95. Single PDF eBook purchases are also facilitated at FamilyRootsPublishing.net or email attachment from Biblio.