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Genealogical and historical society journals, especially the ones published at the state,
province, or national level, are often at the forefront of genealogical research and standards.
Case studies and family histories usually make up the bulk of the content, presenting new
methodologies and sources, untangling the mysteries caused by men of the same name, and
overcoming the road blocks of non-extant or hard-to-access sources.
These genealogical journals are known and respected for their high-quality genealogical
content:

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1.The American Genealogist (TAG)(http://americangenealogist.com/)

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TAG is considered one of the premiere genealogical journals, emphasizing "carefully

documented compiled genealogy and analyses of difficult genealogical problems, all directed
toward providing serious genealogists with examples of how they too might solve such
problems."
Back issues of The American Genealogist are also available online
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Back issues of TAG can be keyword searched on HathiTrust Digital Library, although this will
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only return a list of pages on which your keyword appears.

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2.National Genealogical Society

Quarterly(https://www.ngsgenealogy.org/cs/ngsq)
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The National Genealogical Society Quarterly, published since 1912, emphasizes "scholarship,
readability, and practical help in genealogical problem solving." The material covered in this
well-respected genealogical journal covers all regions of the United States, and all ethnic
groups. Expect to find primarily case studies, methodologies, and book reviews in the current
editions, although the NGSQ has also published compiled genealogies and previously
unpublished source materials

Object 8 3.New England Historical & Genealogical

Register(https://www.americanancestors.org/browse/publications/the-
register)
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Is the oldest American genealogical journal, and still considered a flagship journal of
American genealogy
4. The New York Genealogical & Biographical Record(
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Features compiled genealogies, solutions to genealogical problems, articles on unique

source materials, and book reviews. The focus is obviously on New York families, but articles
often extend documentation of the origins of these families in other states and countries, or
of their migration into states across the U.S.
5. The Genealogist(http://fasg.org/the-genealogist/)
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Published twice yearly and edited by Charles M. Hansen and Gale Ion Harris, The Genealogist
is considered one of the most prestigious journals in the field of genealogy, publishing high-
quality genealogical articles including single-family studies, compiled genealogies, and
articles that solve specific problems. This journal also includes pieces that, due to length
(short or long), may not meet the requirements of other genealogical journals.
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The Genealogist is published by the American Society of Genealogists, an honorary society

limited to fifty life-time members designated as Fellows (identified by the initials FASG

Helpful Links:
http://www.genealogy.com/articles/research/63_kathy.html- has a huge list of
genealogy journals you can access online