Wendy Howard wrote
1 How do you deal with information that you just know but don't
have any formal source for.
I have a source called Personal Memory,
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Many thanks, Wendy, for some useful ideas.
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Jenny:
If some relative has Grandmother's Birthday Book and is willing to share
its information, she/he or someone local should scan it into a computer
and distribute copies - at least distribute them
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Really, you get a tax deducton? I thought that had been abandoned decades
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Hi Jenny,
1 How do you deal with information that you just know but don't have any
formal source for.
I have a source called Personal Memory, which I use for things like that. In
the detail, I list *whose* personal memory it is (my own, usually, but included
for clarification for others
Jenny:If some relative has Grandmother's Birthday Book and is willing to share its information, she/he or someone local should scan it intoa computer and distribute copies - at least distribute them in such a way as to prevent losing all copies. In other words, back the document up
Good idea. Also it's the kind of thing that most local libraries with a
local history collection would also like to have in their archives -- a
copy if not the original.
Often the library will make a copy without charge to the donor.
Pat
Jenny:
If some relative has Grandmother's Birthday
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