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The two books are exactly the same contents one is b/w soft cover and the other full color casewrap-hardcover binding. The color hardbound version is well worth the money!  The 100 plus pictures and maps jump off the page at you.  the 80# paper is glossier than the 60# paper in the paperback Click here to see Table of Contents, everyname index and more pictures of the book click on blue title to see book! preview or buy it Desc.Casper Rader 1812 Wythe VA COLOR Hardcover (takes 15 working days to print and ships from Morrisville NC)  ($77.56 plus shipping) This is the casewrap-hardcover binding, full-color exterior ink in and out      The first 3 generations of Casper Rader's Descendants. He is found first on the ship Edinberg in 1750 Pennsylvania. He lives in Lebanon county and Cumberland county Pennsylvania during the Rev War,      His children are in Greene County Tennessee and other places The major improvement over earlier versions is the inclusion of $3,000 of land research. The land they lived on is plotted on Quad maps in detail sufficient for you to go right to each place they lived ---- visit my website at www.rader.org for more details click on blue title to preview or buy the book! Casper Rader 1732-1812 Wythe county, Virginia B/W paperback $39.27  (takes 5 working days to print and ships from Morrisville NC) The first 3 generations of Casper Rader's Descendants. He is found first on the ship Edinberg in 1750 Pennsylvania. He lives in Lebanon county and Cumberland county Pennsylvania during the Rev War -- --- This is exactly the same book as the one above except it is paperback and No Color inside -- $24.28 plus shipping) Just want the maps ? 15 pages of full page full color maps of Rader land in Greene County Tennessee http://www.viovio.com/shop/index.php?main_page=user_products Rader land in Antebellum Greene County Tennessee   $11.49 The two books are exactly the same contents one is b/w soft cover and the other full color casewrap-hardcover binding my Rader Ancestor - Johann Gasber Rotter would you like a copy of ALL source records that I have for  Casper (can you provide more to add to it?  I have placed  high quality scans of them on the photobook service Vio Vio.   You can copy the pictures to your computer or order a  paperback book for around $20 (I can't buy the ink to print these photograph quality, full bleed, pictures for $20)   Wayne A. Conduff's research for Rader Places in Greene County, Tennessee Do you know where they lived and which Rader's were near each other Have you made a Photo Book yet? Click on photo book to learn more about using www.lulu.com , www.Viovio.com  and www.MyPublisher.com   Look inside Jim Rader's book! Jim Rader used MyPublisher to create this PhotoBook. If you like what you see, simply follow the instructions below to learn how to create your very own published PhotoBook! (click on the book image above) Click here to see the Casper Rader book you can buy  for $15.74 at VIOVIO.COM color photos this book has color versions of the pictures in The first 3 generations of Casper Rader's  Descendants available through www.lulu.com	www.Ancestry.com www.ancestrypress.com.beta Read the latest on Ancesty takeover Genealogy Blog Archives of past Family History Hour podcasts are available at http://podcasts.dearmyrtle.com/ join the Rader DNA project Books on Genealogy & DNA or see DNAAPPT lecture handout or slides for  DNAPPT lecture or Rader surname Y-DNA project results World Families Network  Where Genealogy meets DNA Testing   www.familytreedna.com   is a digital publishing initiative that provides Internet access to texts, images, and audio files related to southern history, literature, and culture Online Collections at BYU > Family History Archive Search this web site by keyword www.amazon.com                   www.alibris.com   abebooks.com  www.google.com http://books.google.com/       Book Search www.rootsweb.com June 25, 2007 FamilySearch - Publishing Indexed Microfilm to the Internet has Begun FamilySearch is beginning to publish the digitized microfilm from their vaults to the Internet. These records are being indexed by volunteers via www.FamilySearchIndexing.org. . How to Begin At the FamilySearch Labs site, click on the Register to use Record Search link. You may be selected to participate. If you are, you will have free access to the above records where you can help FamilySearch test their services and provide valuable feedback. FamilySearch plans to make their records available for free to the public. Visit http://search.labs.familysearch.org/ to get started. Posted on June 25, 2007 in News & Views partnerships signed by various vendors with FamilySearch www.footnote.com World Vital Records ( www.WorldVitalRecords.com  ) Godfrey Memorial Library (www.godfrey.org) Heritage Quest/ProQuest (www.heritagequestonline.com) Kindred Konnections (www.kindredkonnections.com) Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers (read newspaper pages from 1900-1910) http://www.loc.gov/chroniclingamerica/ http://www.cyndislist.com/database.htm#Commercial www.familysearch.com Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) US GENWEB Greene county TN   Rancho Cordova Weather http://printer.wunderground.com/US/CA/KMHR.html is it going to rain ?   radar Caltrans Live Traffic Cameras  http://video.dot.ca.gov/
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 Rader Genealogy

      The following pages are dedicated to ALL of the immigrants and their descendants who have names which sound like Rader, Rather, Reader, Raeder, Roder, Roeder, Rotter. In other words, names with a soundex code of "R360"

• A new tool to find your ancestors all of the people on my data base with names which sound like Rader but in order of given name so that you don't have to worry about those mis-spelled surnames 

• The 33 volumes of the Rader Newsletter 1991-2000

• join the Rader DNA project or see Rader results or read the new Journal of Genetic Genealogy

• How do you spell it (Rader, Roder, Rotter, Roeder, Rather) and where is it from ? 

• Rotter Research (Gernot Rotter's upcoming book)

•  American families with names like Rader

• European families with names like Rader

•  Find out who's looking for your family

•  Dennis Rader "BTK" Yes we have his ancestors with the rest of the Raders.  Remember ALL families have people who do illegal activities.  When one is caught there is an abundance of family information which is published

• Books done by others Dr. William Rader, - Dorothy Tharpe

• The 33 volumes of the Rader Newsletter

• How many Georges were here before 1800 ?

• how many Georges are there ?

  • three different George Rader's by JANET SKELTON dec 2005

  • three different George Rader's by Dick Edmonson

  • two georges

•  View the results of  My research

 General Genealogy resources

• Beginning  the hunt for your family This section is the course I teach to people who are just trying to figure out how to use their computer and the internet to find their ancestors

• GNIS The Geographic Names Information System (GNIS), developed by the US Geological . geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnispublic/f?p=135:1:10181468481858710785 - 13k - Cached - Similar pages http://research.yale.edu/peabody/COLLECTIONS/gnis/

• previous classes Folsom Cordova Adult Education

• which Genealogy software is the best for me ?

• the future of Genealogy !   

• Feb 2007 Ancestry.com adds 5,000 pages per hour!  The Generation Network is using two of Kirtas' APT BookScan 2400s for non-destructive scanning. It captures close to 5,000 pages per hour. Ensuring the highest image quality, the APT BookScan 2400 incorporates two 16.6 megapixel digital SLR cameras, each dedicated to either left or right pages. The product ensures that books are opened at comfortable angles that are gentle to the spine and minimize page curvature. The Generations Network is also leveraging Kirtas' BookScan Editor ™ Software Suite for high quality optical character recognition which provides finished digitized images with metadata indexing. http://www.eogn.com.
• Nov 2006 update "Today’s image scanning capability is 3 million images per month. with the results of the Scanstone project, this will increase to 10 million images per month; with the planned addition of fifteen scanners, his number will increase to 32 million images per month. this will increase the capability to go from scanning approximately 25,000 rolls of microfilm annually to nearly 370,000 rolls. With that capability, it's easy to do the math and project that the microfilms in the collection could all be scanned in six to seven year"  http://www.digitalgenealogist.com/

• FGS 2005 Keynote (pdf file - 819kb) Jay L. Verkler FamilySearch  Societies Going Virtual (pdf file - 1.9mb) David E. Rencher Genealogical Society of Utah  A Sneak Peak at the Near Future (pdf file - 6mb) David E. Rencher Genealogical Society of Utah ( they are going to Digitize the entire Granite Mountain Record Vault Collection in 6 years) approx 19,230,000 GB

• Search this web site by keyword,  search tool Because my site has many pages I find it helpful to be able to search by keyword or surname.  I use this tool as often as I use the menu.

•  Commercial Genealogical sites You will save money by purchasing online access.  Gas and hotel rooms are not free !  full access to one of theses sites for a year costs about the same as your local newspaper, the difference these sites publish facts ! <g>

•  download FREE Legacy program Version 6 is available now

•   Links to genealogy sites  new links Sept 2005

•  Reunions

•  Subscribe to the FREE Sacramento Genealogical Events mailing list   
  Genealogical & Historical Council of Sacramento Valley http://sacvalleygenes.org/    

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•  Greene County Tennessee helps

  microfilmed court records	http://www.tngenweb.org/greene/
  Cox library services	www.rader.org/greene/sources.htm
  Wayne A. Conduff's research for Rader Places in Greene County, Tennessee Do you know where they lived and which Rader's were near each other	find your family in  land Records
  Tennessee newspapers on microfilm	My recent Greene county sources

•  Who am I  For those that want to know more about me it is all here

• Contents of this web site

 General computer resources

• How much computer ? do you need These pages are updated at least twice a year and
  I use them to help my students save money on their purchases and become savvy buyers

• Is the item on sale a good buy ?

•  http://smartcomputing.com/ Do you like to read computer magazines
  12 months of full Web site access (no print) for $17*
  I use their Reference Series in many of my classes, this invaluable reference is is very useful and
  much cheaper to have all of their magazines online.  You can also read them months
  before they hit the Newsstand

•  Intro to WWW training tools

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