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Unnamed Children of the Unnamed Father and Problem-Solving with Google's Notebook
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Unnamed Children of the Unnamed Father-It Doesn’t Matter
An affidavit from 17 June 1915 made out by C. W. Smith of Marceline, Missouri, addresses the family bible of the parents of Civil War pensioner William Lake....
Is the Pension Proof Good Enough and Is Your Process the Problem?
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Is the Proof in the Pension Good Enough?
“Good enough” is a phrase that sometimes really isn’t actually good enough.
The widow’s pension application of Eliza Jane Ramsey based on her husband, Harrison Ramsey, having ser...
Those Old pre-1900 Published Genealogies, Updated FamilySearch Full-Text Search, Library of Virginia Trip
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Those Old pre-1900 Published Genealogies
It’s a rush to judgement to say that “old genealogies are worthless.”
When analyzing information from pre-1900 genealogies, it’s advised to keep in mind the likely way that infor...
Gut Sources, Marriage Assumptions, Carved in Provenance, Interested Parties, Grain Theft, Legal Notice Postings, Children's Stories
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Guts are not Sources
If you make a statement about a dead relative, you should have a source. Your gut is not a source.
Sources can be wrong and are not always perfect. An interview wit...
Death Impact, Revolutionary Ancestors, Fictional Cow Story, First Time Name Giving, Pond Conenctions
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Death Impact?
When you discover a death date for an ancestor, do you think about how their death might have impacted various family members who survived them?
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Genealogy Tip of the Day is written by Michael John Neill, genealogist for over 40 years, genealogy speaker and lecturer. Support our content at https://buymeacoffee.com/genealogytipoftheday
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