The American State Papers and United States Congressional Serial Set
Melissa Johnson January 25, 2016
The American State Papers (ASP) and the United States Congressional Serial Set (Serial Set) are multi-volume government publications containing reports and documents that record the activities of the United States Congress. An often-overlooked resource, the ASP and Serial Set can provide genealogists with valuable information to piece together details and context related to their ancestors’ lives.
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Melissa Johnson
Professional genealogist specializing in New Jersey and New York City research, and genealogical writing, editing, and publishing.