<If people before us had taken the time to do the research years ago, shouldnt we believe what they wrote ??? Mary Lou> Just a note! On another line that I research, an ancestor's marriage was recorded, misspelled,in a Kentucky Co in the early 1800's. For 30 years, I tried to PROVE who her parents were. It was also included in a 3-volume series about that misspelled family! Recently, due to some unexpected outside sources, I found that she did NOT even belong to that family, but to another, totally unrelated family......and was able to prove it with two different court documents from Kentucky. So, I agree with Sandy.....use what you find as a CLUE and prove it yourself......unless the provider also includes the source/proof! Had I not persisted......my poor gggg grandmother would have been forever tied to the erroneous family that had claimed her from a misspelled entry in the Kentucky county marriage records. Looking for Anna or Elizabeth or Anna Elizabeth or Elizabeth Ann GREEN who married William CONNOR. Lin T. altcomm@rr1.net