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Genealogists today are blessed with a wealth of online records that only a few years ago seemed inconceivable. But along with that bounty comes the challenge of correctly citing them – so that we and the consumers of our research can locate these source as needed.
Genealogists today are blessed with a wealth of online records that only a few years ago seemed inconceivable. But along with that bounty comes the challenge of correctly citing them – so that we and the consumers of our research can locate these source as needed. It doesn’t help that “citations” provided by Ancestry and other online databases are often woefully inadequate. What is this image that we’re looking at and how do we cite it?
With the loss of all 19th century censuses in Ireland, parish registers and civil registrations became the indispensable collections for Irish family research. In this talk, you will learn where, and when, churches started to record vital events and how … Continued