Though with the help of on-line databases you can get a lot of genealogical information, you can not turn your back to the Ancestors magazine. It has proved to be a rich source of genealogical information.

I always get something useful for my search in the New England On-line column by David Allen Lambert. So don't overlook it. You can get some requisite information in Ancestors magazine that will help you with your genealogical research.

For example, I once found that the microfilm records for the period 1866-1934 are available at the National Archives branch in Waltham, Mass. This was exactly what I had needed.

I could rent the microfilm through the Family History Centers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, such as the center on Grandview Avenue and Essex Street in Bangor.

See, how useful it was to check out the magazine's issues. I would advice you not to overlook any of its issues as it is an excellent magazine.