I found my mother in her college yearbook in a database on Ancestry. The yearbook gives her address in a listing of all students so I would like to cite it as a source for her residence at that time. I am perplexed as to what I should choose in the Source Writer. Artifact, book, periodical, and school record are all types I have considered. Ancestry doesn't provide a citation for the yearbook, just for the database "U.S. School Yearbooks, 1880-2012", although it does give the name of the college and the title of the yearbook. Should I page through the yearbook images until I get to the title page, and cite it as a book? But I don't have the book, I just have an online image accessed through Ancestry, and I thought you were supposed to cite what you have in your hand.
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