GenealogyMagazine.com
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GenealogyMagazine.com
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Since Datatrace Systems was founded in 1985, we have successfully produced quality genealogical research and award-winning publications. American Genealogy Magazine, published from 1987 to 1999, brought family historians a wealth of information through its insightful "how-to" articles by award-winning writers. From the first in-depth study of the mysterious Black Dutch to the publication of "lost" military pensions, and on-site research at Salt Lake City's noted Family History Library, Datatrace Systems continues to emerge as an invaluable source to genealogists.
James Pylant, Research Director and Editor, wrote a genealogy column for seven Texas newspapers, edited American Genealogy Magazine, worked full-time as a professional genealogist in Salt Lake City, served on the board of directors of Central Texas Historical Preservation, Inc., and now serves on the advisory board of Tarleton State University's Cross Timbers Historical Images Project. A member of the National Genealogical Society and a graduate of its educational program, American Genealogy: A Basic Course, he is a former contest judge for the International Society of Family History Writers and Editors.
Lady Jeanie Luckhoo, Associate Editor, has over 25 years experience in genealogical research. Her Ladyship has lectured on specialized aspects of genealogical research, including "The Life of Pocahontas." She has visited many research libraries, including the College of Arms in London.
