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1. [CHALK] FYI - Fw: [ohgenealogy] Cemeteri es — Not Just for Halloween Anym ore [1]
This came from another list. I thought it had some good information and links. Subject: [ohgenealogy] Cemeteries b
2. [CHALK] FYI - Fw: [ohgenealogy] Heirloom Hints [1]
More Information Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 1:52 PM Subject: [ohgenealogy] Heirloom Hints Heirloom Hints by Allison Stacy Don't overlook an antique's potential genealogical value. An item's date or place of manufacture may help you place your family member then and there. Your ancestors' belongings can illustrate their tastes, social status and the time period they lived in. Antiques can provide these potential clues: Clothing: A military uniform
3. [CHALK] FYI - Fw: [ohgenealogy] Quick Research Tips to Try [1]
More information that helps to locate records etc. Subject: [ohgenealogy] Quick Research Tips to Try Look For Unusual Sources Around the House There are many places around your home where you might find genealogical information, including those below. You can also ask relatives if they have or know of any items that might be useful to your research. b
4. [CHALK] FYI [1]
I don't know about you folks, but a lot of my research is in California. This is sometimes the only way I can get information that I need. Please read the information below. 2a. CALIFORNIA BIRTH AND DEATH RECORDS. The California Senate is now considering legislation that would reduce the information available in that state's birth and death record indexes, which would render them significantly less useful and/or limit their use and access by genealogical researchers. That which to date has been available
5. [CHALK] How to use message boards for posting your information [1]
The message boards are available to everyone, not just list members. I would usggest posting your dead-ends and brick walls to these. 2c. MESSAGE BOARD ATTACHMENTS. You have probably posted a message, or replied to one on the RootsWeb/Ancestry message boards: http://boards.rootsweb.com/ but are you using the boards to their fullest potential? Certain types of attachments -- GEDCOM files and graphic files, including pictures and scanned images -- may be attached to any board message. The potential uses o
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