Hi, have you checked our website? I spent a number of weeks putting it together. In five minutes I'm taking a bath. Off the top of my head, all the usual stuff that is mentioned over and over in Irish genealogy courses and here. YOu can find (besides our websites) a lot of useful articles on how to do Irish genealogy at www.ancestry.com and fianna (use google....I'm going off to soak!). Probably better stuff on the website I've forgotten about. Ryan "Irish Records", Grenham's book "Tracing your Irish Ancestors", Falley "Irish and Scotch-Irish Ancestral Research" and Radford and Betit's "A Genealogist's Guide for Discovering your Irish Ancestors". You can find complete reference info in our archives or by googling or checking www.genealogical.com. These books all identify additional resources. If you want to succeed -- you'll read them all. Most informed and educated instructors of Irish genealogy consider what we are trying to do (trace non-gentry before 1820) impossible. It ain't but you do got to know a lot to succeed! You gotta know what Irish genealogists know -- and more. Or they are right! You cannot bag your man. However you can get a lot of great ideas from any one of them. At least with genealogy you can learn as you go and mistakes can be corrected....unlike brain surgery <grin>. Best of luck! Linda Merle ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: RLSchind58@aol.com Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 14:07:51 EST >In addition to this new Guide Book by Roulston, what other research books >that can be purchased do you recommend? I am ordering this book now, but the >shipping on additional books is very cheap. I thought I would at aleast order >another one at this time. > > ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the WebMail system at mail.fea.net