Ditto. I would add, try to keep your eye on your goal.
Tim
On 10/19/2010 10:45 PM, Kathy Meyer wrote:
This group is pretty picky about staying on topic but I'm happy to
respond :-) I record everyone and that includes married lines too.
You'd be surprised what sort of connections show up!
Scott,
My answer is it depends upon (1) my research goals, and (2) how much time I
have. For some ancestors, for whatever reason, I'm more interested in tracking
their descendants; for others, I'm mostly interested in finding their parents,
or reconstructing the history of their lives.
But I
Thanks for the heads up on the other message board. I was trying to
find the right forum to ask the question, knowing that this was OT to
this list.
Thanks, too, for those who responded.
Scott
On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 11:46 PM, Wendy Howard wendy.how...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Scott,
At what
Scott,
If you are going to message boards
boards.ancestry.com
Pick the one(s) to your fancy
Tim
On 10/20/2010 8:37 AM, Scott Hall wrote:
Thanks for the heads up on the other message board. I was trying to
find the right forum to ask the question, knowing that this was OT to
this list.
Hi Scott,
At what point do you stop recording relationships?
This sort of philosophical question should probably be asked on a list
like ROOTS
(http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/other/Miscellaneous/ROOTS.html).
Ulitmately, it is a matter of personal choice how far you take your
This group is pretty picky about staying on topic but I'm happy to respond
:-) I record everyone and that includes married lines too. You'd be
surprised what sort of connections show up! Plus, researching collateral
lines often leads back to your main line helping you to break down some
brick
6 matches
Mail list logo
