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The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, Vols. 1-39, 1650-1900s

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Discover the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine Archive

The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine archive is a rich source for anyone researching Pennsylvania roots. Published by the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, this scholarly journal spans from the mid-1600s through the 1900s. It includes 39 volumes packed with valuable information—now accessible in one searchable collection.

Each volume offers deep insights into Pennsylvania family histories. You’ll find well-documented genealogies, early family lines, and case studies that show how skilled researchers solved challenging problems. Many of these examples include rare sources, such as court petitions, church registers, land transactions, and tax lists.

Looking for research advice? These issues also provide expert tips on genealogy research in Pennsylvania. Whether you’re just starting or you’ve been researching for years, you’ll gain a better understanding of how to find and evaluate Pennsylvania records. This is especially useful for those researching colonial-era families or ancestors who moved through the Keystone State on their way west.

The magazine also features genealogy case studies—real research stories that guide you through how records were used to build strong family trees. These examples can serve as a roadmap for solving your own genealogy puzzles.

With over 250 years of content, the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine gives you access to historic Pennsylvania records you won’t find elsewhere. It’s not just names and dates—it’s full of context, insight, and reliable methods you can apply to your own research.

Use this collection to:

  • Explore compiled Pennsylvania family histories
  • Study research techniques used by expert genealogists
  • Find sources unique to Pennsylvania counties and regions
  • Learn how to analyze and cross-reference early records
  • Discover new information about your Pennsylvania ancestors