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We have more than 2,000 journals to place your family story in history. You’ll find articles from a wide range of disciplines, from history and politics to religion and geography, to build the story around your family tree. To help you get started, we highlighted a handful of journals that may be of particular interest to family history researchers.
This selection of journals highlights the history of the diverse religions and populations in America. See more religion and population titles.
Religion | Anglican and Episcopal History |
Population | International Migration Review |
Culture | Italian Americana |
Religion | Jewish Historical Studies |
Religion | Journal of Mormon History |
Religion | Journal of Presbyterian History |
Culture | Polish American Studies |
Religion | Quaker History |
History | William & Mary Quarterly |
We work with more than 30 state and regional historical societies to make their journals available on JSTOR. The selection below is only small subset of the available history journals:
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