Routledge Digital Genealogy as Second-Wave Digital Humanities - Routledge

Explore nineteenth-century Grampian history through innovative digital genealogical methods in this Routledge Research in Digital Humanities volume. This scholarly work examines how contemporary digital resources and tools enable new approaches to family history research and historical documentation, bridging traditional genealogical practice with modern digital humanities scholarship. Ideal for academics, researchers, and digital history professionals seeking to understand the intersection of genealogy, digital methodology, and regional history. Part of the prestigious Routledge Research in Digital Humanities series, this book provides theoretical frameworks and practical applications for conducting genealogical research in the digital age, offering insights into how digital archives, databases, and computational analysis enhance our understanding of historical communities and family networks.