> Candy, - I think you should not post something from a document that is in error, without an explanation of the known facts; not withstanding the web manager advice. Others should not be mislead. F.G. > an erroneous age. > I was going to post their certificate on a surname web-page and asked > if I should post it but note the erroneous information. The listowner > wanted me to post it as is and let people find out on their own. > However, I have'nt decided yet. > Another note. My grandfather and great grandmother are listed on a > very large web site. The owners of the web-site have done a > tremendous amount of research. And everything they have is documented. > > Unfortunately, because of erroneously filled out records they have > some misinformation on the website. One of which is my great- > grandmothers maiden name. Please understand the people doing the web- > site have done nothing wrong they used documented information. The > documentation is what is wrong. > Therefore, I would like some opinions on how to deal with this. > Thanks. > Candy