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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If some relative has Grandmother's Birthday Book
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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
ago; when did it get reinstituted, do you know?
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I agree. The owner should also consider donating
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I'd like to pick a few brains on the subject of Sourcing.
1 How do you deal with information that you just know but don't have
any formal source for. For example, one of my Great Uncles was
christened Reginald Percy but was always known as Rex. As I knew him
well until he died when I was
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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