> > > > This is a COMMENT. It is ONLY a comment. No action, response, or > > > > acknowledgment is required. > > > > > > > > If one were sufficiently naive, one might think that when one is > > > > clutching an official death certificate with the name of the > > > > deceased, his age, his parents, and his wife's name, (and a photo of > > > > the tombstone that agrees with the dates) one might also find him on > > > > one of the 5 census preceding his death. > > > > > > > > But noooooo ... > > > > > > > > Cheryl Singhals > > > > > > silly post > > > feed the group some facts > > > > > > Hugh Watkins > > > > Yes is is a silly post as it is so incomplete. But Cheryl never > > does give any useful facts. > > > > If we knew when he died we might have a reasonable explanation. > > > > bob gillis > > Well, Bob and Hugh, it's not as silly as missing this part of her > post! > "This is a COMMENT. It is ONLY a comment. No action, response, or > acknowledgment is required." > > In spite of being a serious researcher, Cheryl manages to inject > some humor into a task that can be quite frustrating. I think > that's commendable when I suspect we might all benefit from taking a > genealogy class with her as the teacher. > > [email protected] (J. Hugh Sullivan) even though she said it was only a comment and no response was necessary and there have been some comments on this i would like to add mine... i think having a comment like this once in a while shows that whether we are a seasoned researcher or someone who would probably be considered a novice, it's nice to know that everyone runs into the same problems at some point in our research and can feel the frustrations! Robin Percy <[email protected]>