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
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
When diving into records from the 1600s, researchers often encounter an unexpected hurdle: handwriting. The 17th century was a transitional era in writing styles, when
For genealogists and historians, old manuscripts are often the richest sources of family history, but reading them can feel like learning a new language. Handwriting
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