These are all from editor Hoff's annual feature, "New England Articles in Genealogical Journals in 20XX." One article's title is given as: "Preserving One Family's Stories" The Button-Treadwell Family Reunion Collection." Another is shown as... "Indenture Between Stephen St. John and Joseph W. Hoyt, 1827, Apprenticing Moses St. John," Jessup." In yet another place, one of our own soc.gen.medieval contributors is indexed as "Farmerie, Rodd A." Yes, we get it -- this is boring filler fluff. But surely it should emerge in the final product as _well-proofed_ boring filler fluff. The height of literal-minded diligence is, as usual, found in one particular entry: Hoff, Henry B. "New England Articles in Genealogical Journals in 2013," _Register_ 169 (Summer 2015):256-270. How many times do we need to capture our own reflection within a reflection ... within a reflection?

I haven't received my copy yet. I would see if I made the cut this year and if they spelled my name right. Joe Cook