Jean,

I'm happy to hear my suggestion worked.

Personally, I stick with the "family papers" source for those newspaper
clippings where the source information is unknown. I don't have a generic
newspaper clipping source. I don't necessarily have anything against using one,
I just haven't had the need. If another researcher sends me a clipping from her
personal collection then I create a "Jane Doe Family Papers" source. I the
clipping came from a library collection, I would used Artifact > Held in
Archive.

Regards,

Terri
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From: Jean Suplick <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sat, October 16, 2010 9:51:55 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] How to cite this source?


Terri, I had a chance to play around with your suggestion this morning, and it
worked beautifully. I now have a master source called Suplick-Spingola Family
Papers, and add, in the "item of interest" field in source detail for each
citation, a descriptive name of the artifact.

Follow-up question....

After my mother died, I collected up her presonal stash of artifacts, and put
them together with mine and those of her mother, into binders with acid free
vinyl sleeves. The collection includes many wedding invitations and birth
announcements, and it also contains many newspaper clippings (unsourced), as
well as other tidbits.

For the newspaper clippings, I read some old messages about how one might source

these. But now I'm in a quandry. Would it be best for me to cite my new
"Suplick-Spingola Family Papers" as the source for these? Or create a separate
artifact source for "Newspaper clipping, unsourced"?

Thanks for your opinions.

Jean Suplick






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