Labor Day Sale On Casefile Clues

Through Labor Day, September 6, 2010, Casefile Clues is having a sale. A subscription to one year (52) issues is only $14.50. This is a 15% savings off the regular subscription rate of $17.

Written by genealogist Michael John Neill, Casefile Clues focuses on records, methods, and sources. Clearly written and methodologically sound, Casefile Clues includes record analysis, problem-solving and complete citations. Neill does not gloss over details, research methodology is explained in an easy to read manner that enlightens the reader and provides them insight into their own research. Not every problem is solved, but the process, procedure and “why” is always explained, regardless of the result.

With subscribers on three continents, Casefile Clues concentrates on American records and the families of Michael’s children, who arrived in the United States as early as the 1620s and as recently as the 1880s. They include rural and urban families and individuals from most European countries.

Subscribers have commented that Casefile Clues is like a weekly conference, a regular jump start on their research, and a fresh perspective on their family history.

Visit http://blog.casefileclues.com to learn more about the newsletter and the discount before it expires on 6 September 2010.

A direct link to our discount offer blog post is:

http://blog.casefileclues.com/2010/09/labor-day-special-on-casefile-clues.html

Questions can be sent to Michael at mjnrootdig@gmail.com or casefileclues@aol.com
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