Speaking of pictures... In the Marriage Record Webinar, Geoff pretty much said that he attaches a photo (scan of a document) to every source he does. I have been thinking about this. Right now I don't have any scans in my file and I have been working in Legacy for 6 years (FTM before that). Since census records are readily available, I just cite them. I do copy marriage, death, military, land records etc. and I keep those in binders (I have a binder for each type of source and then I file them alphabetically). I am trying to figure out the wisdom of scanning everything into Legacy. I would love to hear your opinions. I must say thinking about going back and scanning everything is rather daunting.
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