Getting Your Genealogical Research Started --Enjoying the Journey -- Starting Your Ethnic and Immigrant Research -- Historical Trends That May Affect Your Research -- Published Sources -- Computer Databases -- Researching in Records -- Naturalization, Immigration, and Emigration Records -- Starting Foreign Research -- Major Ethnic Groups in America: Historical Overviews -- Exploring Your Heritage -- African Americans -- American Indians -- Asians -- Chinese -- Japanese -- Canadians -- Czechs and Slovaks -- Dutch -- English -- Puritans of New England -- Anglican Planters and Indentured Servants to the Chesapeake -- Quakers to New England and the Middle Colonies -- Later English Arrivals -- British Canadians -- French -- French Huguenots -- French Louisianians -- French Canadians -- Alsatians and Lorrainians -- Germanic Peoples -- Germans From Imperial Germany -- Austrians -- Luxembourgers -- Swiss -- Germans From Russia -- German Jews and Poles From Germany -- Greeks -- Hungarians -- Irish -- Italians -- Jews -- German Jews -- Eastern European Jews -- Poles -- Portuguese -- Russians -- Scandinavians -- Swedes -- Norwegians -- Danes -- Finns -- Icelanders -- Scots and Scotch-Irish -- Spanish-Speaking Peoples -- Spanish -- Mexican Americans -- Puerto Ricans -- Cubans -- Welsh and Cornish -- Leaving a Legacy -- Writing Your Ethnic/Immigrant Family History -- Ethnic Archives and Libraries in the United States.