By the 18th century, transatlantic migration was no longer a trickle—it was a tide. Colonists, merchants, indentured servants, and enslaved Africans crossed oceans in growing
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Reading the 18th Century: A Guide to Handwriting in Genealogical Records
By the 18th century, handwriting began to take on a style that is more recognizable to modern readers. Compared to the angular secretary hand of
South Central Chapter, Association of Professional Genealogists 