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Description   Dorothee Hughes Carousso (au) There is a misconception that anyone who is interested in tracing his or her blood line to a Revolutionary patriot is interested only for the purpose of joining a hereditary patriotic society (HPS). One of the advantages of joining a HPS is that the established blood line -- & the services of the patriot -- become a permanent record in the files of the HPS. This guide explains the 2 steps in the search for a Revol. patriot. The 1st step is to prove your direct blood line back to the ancestor. This step is usually the most time-consuming & difficult, & must be employed for membership in a HPS. The 2nd step is to prove your ancestor’s service in the Revolution. This guide also includes a list of contents of the Unindexed “Penna. Archives” Which Relate to the Amer. Revol. (Philadelphia: Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania)

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